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Justin Trudeau Rules Out Contesting The Next Canadian Election
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he will not be running in the upcoming federal elections, scheduled for October this year.
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Justin Trudeau Rules Out Contesting The Next Canadian Election
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he will not be running in the upcoming federal elections, scheduled for October this year.
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Elon Musk Replies To 'We Need Your Help Removing Trudeau' Post
Billionaire Elon Musk has predicted the downfall of Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the upcoming Canadian federal election.
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Was Briefed On China's Interference After 2019 Elections: Ex-Canada Minister
Former minister for Democratic Institutions, Karina Gould, revealed that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) briefed her after the 2019 federal elections on low-level interference by China, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
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China Says Never Interfered In Canadian Elections
China has rejected allegations it interfered in Canada's federal elections, describing Canadian media reports that cited intelligence documents as "false" and attempts at "smearing" Beijing.
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Five Things To Watch For From Canada's Liberal Minority Government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party won its third straight Canadian federal election on Monday and its second consecutive minority government, in which the Liberals rely on another party to govern.
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"Wish I Had Known Better": Justin Trudeau Says Sorry For Brownface Makeup
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a fervent advocate of the multiculturalism integral to Canadian identity, apologized Wednesday for wearing brownface makeup to a party at a school where he taught 18 years ago.
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Investors May Face Rough Ride If Canadian Election Leads to Political Instability
Given there is a good chance that todays Canadian federal election will not give one party control of the country's parliament, investors may want to brace for a period of political instability that could dent Canadian financial markets. The already weakened Canadian dollar could be most vulnerable to a further drop, market participants warned.
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Justin Trudeau Rules Out Contesting The Next Canadian Election
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he will not be running in the upcoming federal elections, scheduled for October this year.
-
Justin Trudeau Rules Out Contesting The Next Canadian Election
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he will not be running in the upcoming federal elections, scheduled for October this year.
-
Elon Musk Replies To 'We Need Your Help Removing Trudeau' Post
Billionaire Elon Musk has predicted the downfall of Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the upcoming Canadian federal election.
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Was Briefed On China's Interference After 2019 Elections: Ex-Canada Minister
Former minister for Democratic Institutions, Karina Gould, revealed that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) briefed her after the 2019 federal elections on low-level interference by China, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
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China Says Never Interfered In Canadian Elections
China has rejected allegations it interfered in Canada's federal elections, describing Canadian media reports that cited intelligence documents as "false" and attempts at "smearing" Beijing.
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Five Things To Watch For From Canada's Liberal Minority Government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party won its third straight Canadian federal election on Monday and its second consecutive minority government, in which the Liberals rely on another party to govern.
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"Wish I Had Known Better": Justin Trudeau Says Sorry For Brownface Makeup
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a fervent advocate of the multiculturalism integral to Canadian identity, apologized Wednesday for wearing brownface makeup to a party at a school where he taught 18 years ago.
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Investors May Face Rough Ride If Canadian Election Leads to Political Instability
Given there is a good chance that todays Canadian federal election will not give one party control of the country's parliament, investors may want to brace for a period of political instability that could dent Canadian financial markets. The already weakened Canadian dollar could be most vulnerable to a further drop, market participants warned.
