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Analysis - From immigration to high-speed rail: Where new PQ government could test Ottawa - Before he even attempts to trigger a promised referendum on independence, Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has a more immediate agenda — and much of it relates to the federal government. But he may not be looking to co-operate. Canada - Montreal - | 10 minutes ago - |

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Past Alberta separatist meetings in U.S. don't fall under foreign influence registry: watchdog -- Politics

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Richard Martel joins Conservative Senate group, returns to Conservative caucus -- Politics

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Government to reveal next steps for medically assisted dying, justice minister says -- Politics

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Carney speaks with incoming Parti Québécois premier about priorities and working together -- Politics

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Direct spending on Canadian military could reach more than $163B by 2035: budget watchdog -- Politics

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Canada's spy agency shakes up hiring process to 'meet operational needs': documents -- Politics

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Florida weighs ditching property taxes and sticking Canadians with the bill -- World

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Cold reality: Canadian troops struggle in Alaska as military relearns Arctic warfare -- Murray Brewster -- -

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Canadians born abroad caught up in yearslong citizenship certificate processing delays -- Elizabeth Thompson -- -

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Internal documents detail Ottawa's economic worries over Alberta referendum -- David Thurton -- -

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Ottawa launches new national AI council to advise on safety, deployment -- David Cummings -- -

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LNG Canada to use Chinese steel on $33B expansion project in Kitimat, B.C. -- Janyce McGregor -- -

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West Coast oil pipeline becomes 1st project designated in national interest -- Peter Zimonjic -- -

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Immigration minister appears unaware of court ruling that guarantees Charter rights for refugees - Refugee rights advocates say they are shocked to hear that the federal immigration minister appeared in an interview with Radio-Canada to be unfamiliar with the landmark Supreme Court decision widely considered to be the cornerstone of the Canadian refugee protection system. Politics - | 1 hour ago

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Ottawa gives defence buying agency more muscle — and more independence -- Ottawa is turning its Defence Investment Agency into a Crown corporation, giving it broader powers to negotiate contracts, invest in strategic industries and accelerate military purchases. The government promises oversight will remain, but critics warn the arm's-length structure could blur accountability just as Canada prepares for a historic defence spending surge. -- Politics

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Ottawa gives Stelco's U.S. owner 5 days to share plan to keep jobs -- Ottawa has given the U.S. owner of Stelco five business days to share a plan to maintain jobs at the Hamilton steelmaker or face potential legal action. -- Business

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Christine Fréchette stepping down as CAQ leader after searing election defeat - Christine Fréchette, Quebec's outgoing premier, announced Tuesday that she will be stepping down as leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec party. Canada - Montreal - | 8 hours ago - |

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ANALYSIS -- CAQ fatigue key to sovereignist PQ's historic victory, fragile government -- Canada -- - -- Montreal

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2 Canadian Armed Forces members arrested in organized crime, kidnapping probe, DND says - Canada - Toronto - | October 6

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Is this Quebec riding encroaching on Newfoundland and Labrador? Depends who you ask -- Canada -- - -- Montreal -- |

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Analysis - Netanyahu is flying freely over Canada as his international arrest warrant remains in place - Politics - | October 3

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Stephen Harper warns Alberta separatism will bring 'no benefit' -- Joel Dryden -- -

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Carney, Smith say new West Coast pipeline could get oil companies building again -- Lauren Krugel -- -

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