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Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Nunavut

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Nunavut

IQALUIT, Nunavut — Things to know about the Nunavut riding: Worth watching: Leona Aglukkaq, a well-regarded minister in the territorial cabinet, won the seat for the Conservatives in 2008.
Canada’s efforts to combat ISIL mirror fight against Taliban, Harper says

Canada’s efforts to combat ISIL mirror fight against Taliban, Harper says

By Stephanie Levitz THE CANADIAN PRESS VAUGHAN, Ont.
Trudeau offers more money for research, development, small business

Trudeau offers more money for research, development, small business

WINNIPEG — Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau promised millions of dollars in new money Tuesday for research and development, as well as for small technology businesses.
New Democrats call out Liberal costing for First Nations education

New Democrats call out Liberal costing for First Nations education

OTTAWA — The federal NDP is questioning the way the Liberals have costed their $2.6-billion pledge for First Nations education, saying the party has promised to top up a Conservative promise that no longer exists.
Mulcair pledges food plan for Canada’s North, new era in relations

Mulcair pledges food plan for Canada’s North, new era in relations

IQALUIT, Nunavut — An NDP government would spend $32 million over four years to ensure more northerners have access to nutritious food, party leader Tom Mulcair said Tuesday.
Debate was leaders’ job interview for position of international statesman

Debate was leaders’ job interview for position of international statesman

OTTAWA — It was their job interview for the position of international statesman. For the three federal leaders, Monday’s foreign policy debate exposed some sharp differences on how they’d shepherd Canada through a turbulent world.
Does Canada still contribute to peacekeeping in the world?

Does Canada still contribute to peacekeeping in the world?

OTTAWA — “Canada is still involved in peacekeeping in areas like the Sinai. We still contribute peacekeepers around the world.
Tuesday on the campaign trail: home ownership, northern food, business money

Tuesday on the campaign trail: home ownership, northern food, business money

OTTAWA — A look at key developments Tuesday on the campaign trail: Stephen Harper took to a growing community north of Toronto to promote home ownership.
Students’ site shows candidates’ gaffes

Students’ site shows candidates’ gaffes

Diana Mehta The Canadian Press A little-known satirical news site founded by a 19-year-old has been shaking up the federal election campaign in a way that’s making observers and political parties take note.
Harper promises ban on federal tax hikes, touts latest surplus numbers

Harper promises ban on federal tax hikes, touts latest surplus numbers

RIVIERE-DU-LOUP, Que. — Stephen Harper is making a promise to keep his promise — and he’s even locking it up and throwing away the key.
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