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Canadian energy producers lobbying for U.S. approval of the Keystone XL pipeline are targeting undecided Democratic lawmakers in Washington in advance of a decision on the $5.3 billion project.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the resignation of his top adviser and two Conservative Party senators over questions about expenses should be followed by others if they aren’t working in the public interest.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, seeking to limit damage from the first scandal to touch his inner circle, named his longest-serving aide to replace former chief of staff Nigel Wright.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, seeking to limit damage from the first scandal to touch his inner circle, named his longest-serving aide to replace former chief of staff Nigel Wright.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s office is cooperating with the country’s ethics commissioner as the agency probes a payment by Harper’s chief of staff to Conservative Senator Mike Duffy, a spokesman said.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper is seeking to counter opposition to TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline, a project crucial for boosting Canada’s economy and Harper’s plans to make the country an energy superpower to rival Saudi Arabia.
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Canada’s main opposition New Democratic Party is calling for an investigation into a C$90,000 ($88,600) payment by Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s chief of staff to Conservative Senator Mike Duffy.
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Canada’s ruling Conservative Party lost a seat in the House of Commons to the opposition Liberal Party in a special vote last night.
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British Columbia’s provincial election threatens to stymie efforts by Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. and other Alberta oil-sands companies to sell crude to Pacific markets.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper will visit the U.S. next week as Canada intensifies efforts to secure approval of TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline.
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