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British Columbia Premier Christy Clark’s Liberal Party defeated the opposition New Democratic Party in a surprise election result that may bolster plans by Enbridge Inc. to ship more oil across the Canadian province.
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Voters in British Columbia go to the polls today with Adrian Dix, leader of the New Democratic Party who opposes new oil pipelines in the Canadian province, favored to oust Premier Christy Clark.
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Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc., the world’s largest fertilizer producer, dropped after Canada’s New Democrats called for the company to pay more royalties.
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Liberal Party Leader Michael Ignatieff said reports that the Canadian opposition group is in talks to combine with the New Democratic Party are “ridiculous.”
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The New Democratic Party has become the second-most popular political party in Canada ahead of the May 2 federal election, three polls show.
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The surging popularity of Canada’s New Democratic Party and the prospect it may gain a share of power has undercut the Canadian dollar and sparked economists’ concerns about higher taxes.
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Canadian New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton , whose surging popularity may deny Prime Minister Stephen Harper a majority government in the May 2 election, said his economic plan will cut the deficit as quickly as Harper’s Conservatives and create more jobs.
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A group of House Democrats wants congressional leaders to change rules on how swaps can be traded and drop a plan to separate derivatives trading from commercial banking as the U.S. overhauls its financial industry.
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Kathleen Wynne, selected as the first female and openly gay premier of Ontario, said education and balancing the budget are among her priorities as head of Canada’s most-populous province.
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On a bright August morning in the quiet waterfront town of Edenton, North Carolina, Artur Davis, the black former congressman from Alabama, looked out at a sea of beaming white faces and grinned.
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