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Airlift of refugees would be 'terribly imprudent,' Conservatives say
Airlifting Syrian refugees en masse is not one of the measures Stephen Harper's Conservatives are contemplating as they prepare to announce new measures to expedite the process for resettling refugees to Canada, says Jason Kenney in an interview airing Saturday on CBC Radio's The House. More read comments video
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Elizabeth May willing to mediate coalition to topple Stephen Harper
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says that if Stephen Harper wins a minority government, she is prepared to call the Governor General and ask that she be given time to mediate a coalition with the opposition parties and ensure the Conservatives don't take power. More read comments video
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More than 100 dead after crane crashes into Mecca's Grand Mosque
The death toll continued to rise in Saudi Arabia Friday, with 107 people confirmed dead by the end of the evening after a towering construction crane toppled over earlier in the day during a violent rainstorm in the Saudi city of Mecca, Islam's holiest site. More read comments video
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Allegations Alan Kurdi's father is a people smuggler are 'ridiculous,' family says
The B.C.-based family of Abdullah Kurdi says allegations that he is actually a people smuggler are 'ridiculous.' More read comments
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