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  Scheer not backing down from anti-abortion past, but says he won't reopen abortion debate

  Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has said that if elected, his government would not enact an abortion law, but he has faced criticism for not saying whether he would let his MPs bring motions or private members bills that restrict abortion rights. 3

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  Relations between Trudeau, Wilson-Raybould began to fray over her Supreme Court pick: Sources

  Relations between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and then-Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould first began to fray in 2017 over concerns about her choice to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court of Canada. 26

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  Conservative MPs hosting women's rights event with speaker accused of 'spreading fear and division'

  Two Conservative MPs are hosting a reception to promote women’s rights in the Middle East that features a keynote speaker who has been accused of sympathizing with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and promoting an anti-Islam film.

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  While some patients pay for biologic drugs, prison inmates get them for free

  While some Canadians struggle to afford biologic drugs not covered by their provincial plans, prison inmates get them for free. 1

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  Air travellers from Middle East, Africa, Caribbean more likely to face secondary inspection: CBSA data

  Airline passengers from the Middle East and countries where most people are black are more likely to face luggage searches or additional questioning by Canada Border Services agents than other travellers, a CTV News investigation has found. 3

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  Patrick Brown denies sexual misconduct allegations from two women, resigns as Ontario PC leader

  Patrick Brown has resigned as Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader after serious allegations of sexual misconduct from two women who spoke to CTV News. 24

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  Former PM Harper set to get big tax credit for handing over documents

  Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper stands to receive a substantial tax credit for donating records from his nearly ten years in power to Library and Archives Canada.

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  Conservative candidate in Ambrose's old riding regrets 'feminazis' remark

  The Conservatives’ pick to run in former MP Rona Ambrose’s riding, once referred to feminists as ‘feminazis’ -- something the 26-year-old now says he regrets, but doubts will hurt his political chances. 1

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  Incoming Governor General Julie Payette drops attempt to seal U.S. court records

  Governor General designate Julie Payette is abandoning her legal bid to block access to U.S. court records related to her 2013 divorce proceedings.

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  PMO says it can't reveal staff salaries over 'privacy considerations'

  The Liberal government says it would violate privacy law to reveal the salary details of top aides to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who are earning at least $150,000 annually.

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  Conservatives blame 'human error' for apparent leadership vote discrepancies

  The Conservative Party is blaming “human error” for apparent discrepancies in the final count of ballots cast in last weekend’s leadership contest.