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Would Trudeau say 'hi' to Duffy?

During a media scrum in New York City, the prime minister was hesitant to comment on the outcome of the trial, preferring to promote a message of Senate impartiality.

Complaint slams Canada Post for distributing offensive newsletters

Prominent human rights lawyer Richard Warman has filed a human rights complaint against Canada Post and the federal government for refusing to stop distribution of a newsletter

As PM signs UN climate treaty, now comes the hard part: respecting it

Putting his signature to the Paris accord was the easy part. The hard part comes next.

Conservatives should use Mike Duffy verdict to clean up their act

During the last election, I was one of the people who went door-to-door to defend the party whenever people asked about the Duffy affair.

How the prairie elections were won and lost

Without real action, the Paris Accord is worthless

Justin Trudeau must take swift action to cut Canada's emissions following the signing of the Paris Accord. The Liberal and NDP governments would appear to be talking out of both sides of their mouths.

Forest guardians face violence and death, Ford Foundation panel with Alec Baldwin hears

A panel in New York City on the importance of tropical forests in combatting climate change heard of the dangers Indigenous people face as they try and act as stewards of the land

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