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New Canadians' confidential tax info to be shared with police in other countries
Confidential information from Canadian taxpayers could be shared with police and authorities in dozens of countries around the world, under measures quietly included in Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s budget. More read comments
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DND gas mask fight a sign of toxic Canada/U.S. trade climate, say experts
A U.S. company's complaint of bias and back-room shenanigans in a Canadian military contract has resulted in a military police investigation and a public works oversight review, CBC News has learned. Both turned up no evidence of wrongdoing, but experts say it's a spillover from an increasingly toxic trade relationship. More read comments
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Analysis What the Bloc Québécois' big split could mean for 2019
If the Bloc's divide cripples the party in 2019, the consequences could be felt beyond Quebec. More read comments
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New Ontario PC leadership rivals take gloves off in final debate
All four candidates who want to lead the Ontario Progressive Conservative party are showing some fire, with voting in the race about to begin and Patrick Brown out of the picture. More
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