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Analysis EU members unsure how to apply CETA, 2 months from signing
The planned signing ceremony for Canada's trade agreement with the European Union is coming up fast. But leaked meeting notes suggest countries don't agree on what parts of the deal should apply when. Some won't commit to signing yet, while others still may want to change the deal. More read comments
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Unions owed hundreds of thousands of dollars in Phoenix payroll fiasco
The two biggest unions representing federal public servants say they have not been able to properly collect dues because of problems with Ottawa's new payroll system. While both unions say the priority is getting workers paid, the labour organizations say they're owed hundreds of thousands of dollars. More read comments
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Analysis Justin Trudeau's turn to lead in a time of terror
The Trudeau government wants to rewrite Bill C-51 and increase parliamentary oversight of national security agencies. But the Prime Minister also might talk about terrorism differently. More read comments
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What if Trump wins U.S. presidency? What if Clinton does? Canada wants to be prepared
The Canadian government has begun a wide-ranging exercise to plan for the potential effects of the American election, including the possibility of a President Donald Trump threatening to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement. More
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