Stephen Harper's tenure as Canada's
sixth-longest serving prime minister
came to an abrupt end Monday night as
his party was reduced to opposition
status and he prepared to step down as
its chief.
Conservative leader Stephen Harper stepping down
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Father and son: Pierre and Justin
When Justin Trudeau is sworn in as Prime Minister, it will the first time in Canadian history that the top job will go to the son of a guy who was also Prime Minister.
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Some native reserves run out of ballots
Voter turnout was so high on some reserves on the Prairies that there were reports of a handful of polling stations running out of ballots.
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8 memorable quotes from election night 2015
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Ministers, senior NDPers gone in Liberal sweep
Cabinet ministers such as Joe Oliver, Chris Alexander, Gail Shea and Bernard Valcourt were among well-known names swept away by the Liberal gale on Monday night.
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Goodbye F-35s, hello marijuana: What the Liberals are likely to do first
The National Post’s Graeme Hamilton
rounds up five things that are likely
to be priorities for a new Liberal
government, based on the party
platform and comments made during the
campaign by leader Justin Trudeau.
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Trudeau, fresh from majority Liberal win, now must turn to implementing plan
Justin Trudeau, who confidently guided
his Liberal party to a convincing
majority victory, now faces several
pressing priorities and a raft of
longer-term promises.
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Who's next? The race to replace Harper
If Conservative leader Stephen Harper is
true to his word, he will step down
after losing the federal election.
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Will Ralph Goodale be finance minister again?
Former finance minister Ralph Goodale is among seven top contenders to run the department in the new Liberal government that was elected on Monday, a senior advisor to Prime Minister designate Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday.
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Foreign reaction to Trudeau: Congratulations, objectification, consternation
The first foreign reactions to Justin
Trudeau's ascent to the prime
ministership included words of both
congratulation and consternation -- as
well as some sexual objectification.
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Trudeau pledges to bring home fighter jets from Syria, Iraq
Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau once again pledged at a press conference on Tuesday he would bring home Canada's six CF-18 fighter jets, which are currently involved in the U.S.-led bombing of Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq.
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Plenty of cabinet material in Trudeau's new caucus
Justin Trudeau will swear in a new
Liberal cabinet on Nov. 4 and he's got
an embarrassment of riches to choose
from among his 183 newly elected MPs.
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Man who died trying to claw grandson out of grain truck was 'a hero'
When Dennis Becker saw his grandson
sinking in a semi-trailer loaded with
grain, he did all he could to save him.
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Diane Finley puts name forward to run for interim Conservative leader
Longtime MP and former cabinet minister
Diane Finley says she intends to run for
the interim leadership of the
Conservative party.
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20 rescued in massive human trafficking investigation: Cops
A major investigation into human
trafficking has led to the rescue
earlier this month of 20 people -- some
as young as 14 -- suspected of working
in the sex trade as minors or against
their will, police said Thursday.
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Cpl. Nathan Cirillo remembered a year after attack
The police officers, first responders
and citizens who responded with such
bravery and compassion to the killings
of two Canadian military members a
year ago exemplified what Canada is,
Gov. Gen. David Johnston said
Thursday.
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Earl Cowan, who called media 'lying pieces of s---', reflects on Tory loss
Enraged Conservative supporter Earl Cowan became a viral sensation early in the campaign when he was recorded calling a group of journalists “lying pieces of s---” at an event in Etobicoke.
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Charge laid against Oakville man after Internet threats: Police
An Oakville, Ont., man has been charged after a police investigation into threatening posts on social media.
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Impaired driving investigation continues after motor home crashes into St. John's-area house
A man allegedly crashed his motor home into a home Friday morning outside of St. John's, Newfoundland.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $50-million Lotto Max jackpot
No one has the winning ticket for the $50-million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw.
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