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updated Harper ties China trade deals to Canadian values

After two days focused on economic deals, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Friday that his Chinese hosts should expect Canada to continue to advocate for human rights as well. 12:06 PM ET video

updated Romeo Saganash drops NDP leadership bid

NDP MP Romeo Saganash is withdrawing from the NDP leadership race because of insufficient support and increased demands on his time. 12:13 PM ET

Canada pulls out of NATO surveillance project

Canada is pulling out of a NATO project 20 years in the making that will use unmanned aerial vehicles to collect surveillance. 9:36 PM ET

analysis Who blinked in Canada-China relations? 12:52 PM ET
new Canada-China partnership ready for the 'next level' 1:00 PM ET video
updated Mentally disabled witness's right to testify affirmed 12:25 PM ET video
Firing warning shots OK in some cases, minister says 7:41 PM ET
Glacier tourism plan in Jasper park approved 7:16 PM ET video
Liberals select ad exec for Toronto-Danforth riding 11:13 PM ET

And so the Great Gun Registry Debate ends, not with a bang but a ... Hitler reference? by Kady O'Malley Feb. 10, 2012 11:33 AM Over to you, Larry Miller.
Orders of the Day: Pack your bags, copyright bill! You're going to committee! by Kady O'Malley Feb. 10, 2012 8:46 AM Time's up for second reading debate of C-11
Follow politics live on our Hill ticker by Kady O'Malley Feb. 10, 2012 7:00 AM Stay up to the minute with our daily liveblog from the Parliament Hill precinct and our other live events.
OotD Recap: So, about those foreign influences lapping at our pipeline-ready shores ... by Kady O'Malley Feb. 9, 2012 5:30 PM In which three pipeline-related plot threads turn into spaghetti.
Power & Politics' Ballot Box question by Evan Solomon Feb. 9, 2012 4:35 PM Should you be able to defend your property with a gun?

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Canada pulls out of NATO surveillance project
Firing warning shots OK in some cases, minister says
Harper ties China trade deals to Canadian values
Romeo Saganash drops NDP leadership bid
Some Canadian consulates in U.S. could be shut
Glacier tourism plan in Jasper park approved
Canada-China deals keep coming: 20 new agreements
Senators take issue with their seats (literally)
Canada and China next steps could include free trade deal

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