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- For the cynical political observer, the greatest concern for Republicans and Democrats coming out of the partial government shutdown may not be the short- or long-term effects on the country, but rather which party will shoulder the blame for the continuing impasse.
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- Quebec's secular charter has not only scored deep political divisions, it is also provoking Quebecers, according to the polls, to want to reaffirm their Catholic heritage. Just one of the many paradoxes in this fractured debate, Michelle Gagnon writes.
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- The concussion suffered by Montreal Canadiens enforcer George Parros in the opening game of the NHL season has started a new round in the debate on fighting and hockey.
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- The federal government does not have the resources to deal with a tanker oil spill off the coast of British Columbia, warns B.C. Premier Christy Clark in an interview with CBC chief correspondent Peter Mansbridge.
- Ireland grapples with whether to kill or keep the Senate
- People in Ireland will be voting on Friday whether or not to abolish the Senate, a notion that has preoccupied the minds of many Canadians in light of the recent expense scandals. But as Margaret Evans reports, getting rid of the Senate won't necessarily fix Ireland's parliament.
- U.S. government shutdown scuppers weddings, KKK rally video
- With the shutdown of the U.S. federal government affecting everything from bike rides to cashing cheques, Americans are finding that "the government" entails a lot more than the stereotype of faceless Washington bureaucrats cranking out red tape.
- Updated Sicily migrant boat sinking deaths rise to 92
- At least 92 people died and scores were missing after a boat packed with up to 500 African migrants sank off the southern Italian island of Lampedusa on Thursday, the coast guard said.
