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''Memoir Like No Other'': Boris Johnson To Write A Book About His Time As UK PM
The publication did not give any details about how much Mr Johnson would be paid.
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Canada's New Liberal PM Justin Trudeau Under Pressure to Perform
Canada's Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau, having trounced his Conservative rivals, will face immediate pressure to deliver on a swathe of election promises, from tackling climate change to legalizing marijuana.
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Defeated Canada PM Quits, But Doesn't Tell Party Supporters
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused some confusion on Tuesday, making no mention of his future plans as he addressed supporters after a crushing election defeat even though his party said he would step down.
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Justin Trudeau Wins Canada General Elections in a Landslide Victory
Canada's Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the son of a popular former prime minister, won Monday's general election in a landslide, television networks projected -- a stunning defeat for Stephen Harper's Conservatives.
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Canada PM Stephen Harper at Risk as East Coast Swings Left
Canadians looked set for political change on Monday as early election results showed the Liberals poised to sweep all 32 seats in Atlantic Canada, suggesting Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives could be on the way out.
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Canada PM Stephen Harper Denies Delaying Syrians Resettlement
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper rejected Thursday a report accusing his office of holding up the resettlement of Syrian refugees, less than two weeks before legislative elections.
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Canada PM Fights off Election Attacks on Economy
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended his government's economic record through two recessions Thursday, a month before legislative elections and at a time when polls show his Tories neck and neck with center-left parties.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper a No-Show at Montreal's Gay Pride Parade
Huge crowds attended Sunday's gay pride parade in Montreal, including several candidates in the upcoming general elections, though Prime Minister Stephen Harper was conspicuously absent.
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Canadian PM Could Get Election Shock If Ex-Aide Appears at Graft Trial
A former top aide to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper could reveal potentially damaging details about a corruption scandal as he takes the stand today at a trial that threatens to eclipse the ruling Conservative's re-election bid.
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper Calls Parliamentary Election for October 19
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today called a parliamentary election for October 19, kicking off a marathon 11-week campaign likely to focus on a stubbornly sluggish economy and his decade in power.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper Targets Scandal-Plagued Senate as Election Looms
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper took aim at the scandal-plagued upper Senate chamber on Friday, saying he would not make any more appointments to an institution that has caused him major trouble.
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Senate Sex Scandal Latest Headache for Canada PM Stephen Harper
One lawmaker, a clergyman aged 50, allegedly had sex with a teenage girl. Another is on trial for fraud. Dozens are accused of padding their expense accounts.
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PM Modi's Visit Generated Business Worth 1.6 Billion Dollars, Says Canada
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Canada has generated business worth more than 1.6 billion Canadian dollars, according to official figures released by the Harper government in Toronto.
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PM Modi's Toronto Remarks Aimed at Assuring Industries: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today sought to clarify Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in Toronto in which he has blamed the erstwhile government for leaving a "mess" behind, saying the statement was meant only to assure industries of "hassle-free" environment in the country.
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PM Modi's Visit Generated Business Worth 1.6 Billion Dollars, Says Canada
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Canada has generated business worth more than 1.6 billion Canadian dollars, according to official figures released by the Harper government in Toronto.
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''Memoir Like No Other'': Boris Johnson To Write A Book About His Time As UK PM
The publication did not give any details about how much Mr Johnson would be paid.
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Canada's New Liberal PM Justin Trudeau Under Pressure to Perform
Canada's Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau, having trounced his Conservative rivals, will face immediate pressure to deliver on a swathe of election promises, from tackling climate change to legalizing marijuana.
-
Defeated Canada PM Quits, But Doesn't Tell Party Supporters
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused some confusion on Tuesday, making no mention of his future plans as he addressed supporters after a crushing election defeat even though his party said he would step down.
-
Justin Trudeau Wins Canada General Elections in a Landslide Victory
Canada's Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the son of a popular former prime minister, won Monday's general election in a landslide, television networks projected -- a stunning defeat for Stephen Harper's Conservatives.
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Canada PM Stephen Harper at Risk as East Coast Swings Left
Canadians looked set for political change on Monday as early election results showed the Liberals poised to sweep all 32 seats in Atlantic Canada, suggesting Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives could be on the way out.
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Canada PM Stephen Harper Denies Delaying Syrians Resettlement
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper rejected Thursday a report accusing his office of holding up the resettlement of Syrian refugees, less than two weeks before legislative elections.
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Canada PM Fights off Election Attacks on Economy
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended his government's economic record through two recessions Thursday, a month before legislative elections and at a time when polls show his Tories neck and neck with center-left parties.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper a No-Show at Montreal's Gay Pride Parade
Huge crowds attended Sunday's gay pride parade in Montreal, including several candidates in the upcoming general elections, though Prime Minister Stephen Harper was conspicuously absent.
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Canadian PM Could Get Election Shock If Ex-Aide Appears at Graft Trial
A former top aide to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper could reveal potentially damaging details about a corruption scandal as he takes the stand today at a trial that threatens to eclipse the ruling Conservative's re-election bid.
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper Calls Parliamentary Election for October 19
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today called a parliamentary election for October 19, kicking off a marathon 11-week campaign likely to focus on a stubbornly sluggish economy and his decade in power.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper Targets Scandal-Plagued Senate as Election Looms
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper took aim at the scandal-plagued upper Senate chamber on Friday, saying he would not make any more appointments to an institution that has caused him major trouble.
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Senate Sex Scandal Latest Headache for Canada PM Stephen Harper
One lawmaker, a clergyman aged 50, allegedly had sex with a teenage girl. Another is on trial for fraud. Dozens are accused of padding their expense accounts.
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PM Modi's Visit Generated Business Worth 1.6 Billion Dollars, Says Canada
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Canada has generated business worth more than 1.6 billion Canadian dollars, according to official figures released by the Harper government in Toronto.
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PM Modi's Toronto Remarks Aimed at Assuring Industries: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today sought to clarify Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in Toronto in which he has blamed the erstwhile government for leaving a "mess" behind, saying the statement was meant only to assure industries of "hassle-free" environment in the country.
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PM Modi's Visit Generated Business Worth 1.6 Billion Dollars, Says Canada
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Canada has generated business worth more than 1.6 billion Canadian dollars, according to official figures released by the Harper government in Toronto.
