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Obama Calls on Democrats to Pass Health Care Bill on Sunday
Posted: 03/21/10 11:08AM
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President Barack Obama speaks about healthcare reform at the Patriot Center at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., Friday, March 19, 2010. (CP Photo)
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Victory within reach, President Barack Obama rallied House Democrats on Saturday for a final health care push ahead of a critical make-or-break vote for his presidency, capping off a long, turbulent debate that has left the country deeply divided.
Tory Minister Apologizes for Tequila Incident at Airport
Posted: 03/19/10 2:19PM
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Canada, Top News, Weird News, News That Stunned Us, Outbursts of Violence, Politics
The Canadian Press
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Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn has apologized for trying to bring a bottle of tequila through security at Ottawa airport last month.
Harper Collects on Beer Bet With Obama
Posted: 03/19/10 9:32AM
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper collected on his sudsy Olympic hockey bet with President Barack Obama on Friday.
Harper Warns of Double-Dip Recession
Posted: 03/19/10 9:09AM
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper addresses the G20 Sherpas' meeting in Ottawa on Thursday March 18, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
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OTTAWA - It's what Prime Minister Stephen Harper didn't say to the Group of 20 negotiators on Thursday that weighed heavily in the meeting room.
Proposed iPod Tax Comes Under Fire
Posted: 03/18/10 8:56AM
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Canada, Top News, Science & Tech, News That Stunned Us, Politics
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OTTAWA - Conservatives are Canada's new iPod freedom fighters. Cabinet ministers and MPs are putting up a vigorous defence against the NDP's move to have a levy applied to all new MP3 players, hard drives and laptops.
Canada-Russia Arctic Tensions Rise
Posted: 03/18/10 8:49AM
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Fresh tensions between Canada and Russia emerged Wednesday after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev told a session of his Security Council that his country must be prepared to defend its claims to Arctic mineral riches.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper holds a case of Yuengling beer presented to him outside his home by U.S. Ambassador David Jacobson. The beer was part of a wager the PM had with President Obama on the outcome of the Olympic gold medal hockey game which Canada won.
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Brazen Daylight Shooting
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A deadly daytime shooting that paralyzed Old Montreal was possibly linked to a violent feud involving Canada's most prominent Mafia family.
Tequila Tantrum
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Another Conservative cabinet minister is apologizing over a run-in with airport security - one in which involved a bottle of tequila.
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A Pennsylvania man says he believes an underwater photo he took while on vacation shows human remains.
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- Greek debt crisis expected to continue looming over stock markets this week
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- Prepared Canadian companies could see growth under new parity reality
