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CBC.caRoyals meet Harper and Ignatieff in OttawaNational PostChris Wattie/Reuters Prime Minister Stephen Harper walks with Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Nov. 10, 2009. OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff met separately ...Charles, Camilla arrive in Quebec while protesters gear upThe Canadian PressPrince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall arrive in...
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- Prime MInister Stephen Harper to visit India (search.msn.com)
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff met separately Tuesday with Prince Charles though neither man would say what was discussed.
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- Prince Charles meets Harper, Ignatieff (rss.canada.com)
- Michael Ignatieff would boost arts funding, end cuts (feedburner.com)
- Steve Janke: Hiring Donolo. The Bad (feedburner.com)
Globe and MailByelection win will boost Tories in Quebec: MPCBC.caThe newest Conservative MP in Quebec says his byelection victory proves the province is warming up to Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Tories. In an upset win Monday night, Bernard Généreux, the former mayor of La Pocatière, beat his Bloc Québécois ...Tories, NDP make gains in by-electionsToronto StarTories retake former Nova Scotia strongholdGlobe and MailLiberals and NDP should...
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In prying a long-held rural seat from the weakened grasp of the Bloc Quebecois, Stephen Harper's Conservatives have shown that their drive to win enough seats for a Parliamentary majority may be less daunting than expected. The Conservatives, now only 10 seats from a majority, are salivating at the prospect of stealing more seats from the Bloc after a surprise by-election upset in Rivière-du-Loup shattered the expert consensus that the Tories...
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- re: Gerry Nicholls: How to defeat the Liberals by annoying the NDP (network.nationalpost.com)
- Sending a message: Layton campaigns with federal NDP candidate Austin in... (amherstdaily.com)
TORONTO - Lauded Canadian author Yann Martel will release his highly anticipated follow-up to "Life of Pi" in the spring. Publisher Knopf Canada and literary agency Westwood Creative Artists say "Beatrice and Virgil" will hit shelves in Canada on ...
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- The Saturday interview: Yann Martel (feedburner.com)
