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Modi loses bid to redraw India’s election map in his party’s favourThe quota for women was tied to a contentious plan to redraw voting boundaries across India, which became a major sticking point with opposition parties.CanadaApr 17
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NDP candidates acknowledge weak French as Montreal debate shifts mostly to EnglishThe NDP leadership hopefuls admitted their French skills fell short during the campaign’s first debate in Montreal, where much of the discussion shifted into English.PoliticsNov 28, 2025
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World map needs ‘correcting’ to show Africa’s true size, say campaignersA campaign group is pushing to have the current world map "corrected" to show Africa is actually larger than the current Mercator projection.EducationAug 25, 2025
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Should Ontario have mandatory voting?Australia has mandatory voting and a 92 per cent turnout. Is it time for Canadian provinces to try it out?CanadaJun 13, 2014
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Trudeau offers key glimpses of next Liberal platformTrudeau has argued it's not the leader's role to hand down commandments from on high to grassroots Liberals. Instead, he's promised that if he becomes leader, he would develop the party's platform from the bottom up, based on consultations from Liberals in particular and Canadians in general.PoliticsApr 14, 2013
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What the Liberals and NDP can learn from B.C.’s 2017 confidence and supply agreementExperts say the deal struck between the BC NDP and BC Greens is the latest precedent for the federal deal, and can provide historical lessons for the new partnership.PoliticsMar 22, 2022
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RCMP women more likely than men to leave after 20 years, study findsOTTAWA - Family, willingness to move, and work-life balance are the key factors affecting whether Mounties seek promotion, says a new RCMP report released amid concerns of sexism and harassment within the force.CanadaNov 23, 2012
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Prominent Israeli media personalities turn to politics in upcoming electionsJERUSALEM - They spent their journalistic careers analyzing, covering and skewering Israel's politicians. Now, a striking number are vying to join their ranks.WorldNov 3, 2012
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Acadian group threatens legal challenge of ridings but premier dismisses itHALIFAX - The group that represents Nova Scotia's Acadian population says it will launch a court challenge to quash a newly redrawn electoral map that it says will silence the voices of French-speaking people in the provincial legislature.Dec 4, 2012
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Harper: Fair representation in House of Commons for Ontario, Alberta and B.C.Prime Minister Stephen Harper says his government is intent on giving Ontario, Alberta and B.C. more seats in the House of Commons, and that Quebec's share will be fair based on its population.CanadaOct 14, 2011
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Fair representation in House of Commons for B.C., Alberta and Ontario: HarperPETERBOROUGH, Ont. - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says his government is intent on giving Ontario, Alberta and B.C. more seats in the House of Commons, and that Quebec's share will be fair based on its population.Oct 14, 2011
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Iranian-Canadians call on MPs to take a stand against regime’s deadly crackdownA B.C. woman is calling on Canadian MPs to become political sponsors of Iranian political prisoners, most of whom are in danger of imminent execution on bogus charges.CanadaDec 15, 2022
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B.C. pediatrician questions new research linking gas stoves to childhood asthmaLast month, a peer-reviewed American and Australian study linked cooking with indoor gas stoves with increased risk of childhood asthma.HealthJan 10, 2023
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Feds to protect number of Quebec’s Commons seats to ensure province doesn’t lose MPCanada's chief electoral officer calculated the proposed redistribution of seats last year based on a mathematical model applied to population.CanadaMar 4, 2022
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The changing face of HIV in CanadaThe number of reported HIV cases in Canada is at the same level as when the epidemic was emerging in the early 1980s, but the lifestyle and profile of many of these new patients is evolving, the Public Health Agency of Canada indicated in a report released this week.Dec 1, 2010
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Thailand’s election race heats up as Red Shirts rallyThailand's election battle got into full swing on Thursday as a mass opposition rally to mourn protesters killed in a military crackdown a year ago underscored simmering political tensions.May 19, 2011
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Ontario to get 13 more seats in House of Commons: sourcesTORONTO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper plans to give Ontario 13 additional seats in the House of Commons, sources told The Canadian Press on Tuesday.CanadaOct 18, 2011
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Couple stole identities of 2 dead Texas infants, prosecutors claimThe American couple was arrested and charged with identity theft and conspiring against the government. Photos of the couple posing in KGB uniforms were seized by police.TrendingJul 28, 2022
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Political fulcrum shifts west with the moving Canadian populationOTTAWA - The plane zipping Prime Minister Stephen Harper westward this week with a gaggle of journalists and corporate executives could be seen as a sort of metaphor for Canada's new demographic — and political — reality.Feb 8, 2012
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May vows to lower voting age to 16, scrap current electoral systemThe Green Party leader said she would launch a citizens' assembly with a mandate to make recommendations to Parliament on a new electoral system based on proportional representation.PoliticsOct 20, 2019