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The Liberals and NDP still have reasons to work together — are they good enough?

If the 44th Parliament can hold it together until April 28, it will become the longest-lasting minority Parliament in modern Canadian history.This Parliament's longevity is already well above average — 823 days as…

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The Liberals and NDP still have reasons to work together — are they good enough?

RCMP's 'bias-free' training and policies fall short, watchdog says

Alberta pulled plug on changes to its electricity market in 2019 — would they have helped prevent grid risks?