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Canadian Chamber of Commerce begins the year with two new vice presidents
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce made a pair of announcements to kick off 2025, with Pascal Chan promoted to vice president ...
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No ‘snowball’s chance in hell’ of Canada becoming 51st state: Trudeau
It is the first time Trudeau has directly commented about Trump’s 51st state remarks, which have grown in both force and ...
iPolitics7h
Liberal leadership race gives party a ‘jolt of energy,’ say insiders
Liberal insiders said consistently low polling numbers and internal conflicts have lowered morale among supporters, but Prime ...
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The prime minister’s stepping down and Parliament has been prorogued. What happens next?
First off, a quick caveat to curious newcomers — and a reassurance to regular (or even occasional/irregular) readers: In the ...
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Liberal caucus to meet Wednesday as calls mount for Trudeau to resign
Two Liberal MPs told The Canadian Press that the meeting will take place in Ottawa with the option for attendees to ...
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Trudeau to appear at virtual Canada-U.S. relations cabinet committee meeting; LeBlanc named chair
Dominic LeBlanc is now chair of the committee, while new Public Safety Minister David McGuinty has joined its ranks.
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Increasing the pressure?
The Globe and Mail is reporting that senior Liberal MPs will meet Friday to discuss how to increase pressure on Trudeau to ...
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Canada can help reduce America’s dependence on China for critical minerals, rare earths: Wilkinson
In a year-end interview with iPolitics, Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson chatted about why Canada shouldn’t be publicly ...
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Former Liberal cabinet minister Marco Mendicino not running in next election
Mendicino says in a statement posted on social media that it is “the right decision, at the right time, for me and my family” and says he’s been encouraged to play a leadership role in Toronto.