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Iraq president threatens to quit over PM nominee
Barham Salih says he would rather resign than name Iran-backed bloc's nominee as PM.
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The Queen proclaims the Constitution Act
On Apr. 17, 1982, the Queen signed Canada's constitutional proclamation, severing Canada's colonial tie to Britain.
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Iraq crisis: Top Shia leader to avoid politics
A show of dismay, Iraq's highest Shia leader gives politicians silent treatment amid major political stalemate.
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Trudeau says many questions must be answered
Trudeau says many questions must be answered
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Canada's PM Trudeau says many questions must be answered
Prime minister is calling for a full and transparent investigation of the downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752.
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Erdogan and Conte to attend Berlin talks on Libya
Erdogan and Conte to attend Berlin talks on Libya
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Russia PM's government resigns
Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and his government have resigned. Medvedev has agreed to take a new role in overseeing defence and security.
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Libya rivals, world powers talk peace at Berlin summit
Push for a permanent ceasefire expected as warring sides and world leaders attend peace negotiations in Germany.
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What comes next after Wet'suwet'en protests? | Sunday Scrum
Our political panel discusses the fallout from the Wet'suwet'en rail blockades, including the implications for reconciliation and construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
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Analysis: PM's Wet'suwet'en strategy testing public patience
Ongoing rail disruptions prompted an emergency debate in the House of Commons Tuesday night. The prime minister is resisting calls to end the blockades through force. But as public pressure builds, he may not have enough time to find a...
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Incendiary language surrounding Wet'suwet'en protests | Sunday Scrum
Mohawk leaders blasted comments made by Quebec Premier François Legault this week about the presence of assault weapons in Kahnawake, while some are equating the protests with domestic terrorism.
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Funding for youth, seniors and homeless coming, Trudeau says
The federal government has pledged $7.5 million in funding to Kids Help Phone to provide mental health support to youth. The aid will also go toward assessing seniors' individual needs and connecting them to the necessary community...
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Need 2 Know: Social Distancing, New Date for Tokyo Olympics
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Monday, March 30, 2020.
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Need 2 Know: U.S. Deaths Spike, Trump Purge
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Wednesday, April 8, 2020.
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Need 2 Know: 20K U.S. Deaths, Testing for Antibodies
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Monday, April 13, 2020.
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UK PM warns of risking second coronavirus wave
UK PM warns of risking second coronavirus wave
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Lebanon braces for more protests as economy sinks
Soldiers in military vehicles patrol in Tripoli after demonstrations against government's handling of the economy turned violent.
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Retiree hopes to see more support for seniors
Retiree Joan McDougall from Halifax joined CBC's Rosemary Barton to share her thoughts on the federal government's announcement on help for seniors.
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Need 2 Know: Weekend Storm, Ring of Fire
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Friday, December 27, 2019.
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Lebanese president asks Hassan Diab to form government
Former education minister designated to become prime minister after president's consultations with MPs.
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Queen lays out Johnson's Brexit, NHS plans at Parliament opening
In lavish ceremony to open Parliament, monarch says Brexit is Conservative government's priority.
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Trudeau says national unity not at risk despite ‘real frustrations’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says although there are “real frustrations” in parts of Canada, national unity is not at risk.
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UK: MPs approve first stage of PM Johnson's Brexit legislation
PM wins initial approval for Brexit bill, paving the way for him to deliver Britain's departure from EU by January 31.
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Europe in brief: Malta, Czech Republic and Poland
MEPs called on Maltese Prime Minister to resign immediately over his handling of the investigation into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. A large majority in the European parliament said it was deeply concerned about the integrity...