First World AIDS Day: CBC archive A short clip from December 1st, 1988, the first World AIDS Day (with a Canadian focus). Also of interest from the CBC archives are two pages of radio and video clips (21 in all) on the early years of the disease.
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Prime Minister Paul Martin told his caucus after their defeat on a non-confidence vote about what he saw as the stark choices in the upcoming election.
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Toronto, ON %u2013 According to a new CanWest News Service/Global News survey conducted by Ipsos Reid throughout the hours following the fall of the government in Ottawa by a successful loss of confidence vote, the federal Liberals (31%, -3 points from a survey conducted...
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Is this the beginning of the end of the housing bubble:WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of existing U.S. homes slowed in October and the inventory of unsold houses rose to the highest level in nearly 20 years, a trade group said on Monday in a report that provided more evidence...
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By ROB GILLIES TORONTO - A corruption scandal forced a vote of no-confidence Monday that toppled Prime Minister Paul Martin's minority government, triggering an unusual election campaign during the Christmas holidays.
Campaign: Minimum of 36 days, though campaign expected be longer with election date of either Jan. 16 or Jan. 23. Standing at dissolution: Liberals 133, Conservatives 98, Bloc 53, NDP 18, Independent 4, Vacant 2.
Being unable to pound in lawn signs or encountering voters who don't want to lose heat by opening their doors are two problems politicians will likely face if they hit the hustings this winter.
Canadian opposition legislators accused the government on Friday of trying to hide the fact that planes used by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to transport prisoners for interrogation had landed at Canadian airports.
(Angus Reid Global Scan) – The governing Liberal party heads to Canada's expected House of Commons ballot in first place, according to a poll by Ekos Research Associates published in the Toronto Star. 38.7 per cent of respondents would vote for the Liberals in the next...
Canadian history is set to be made Monday evening when a united opposition introduces a no-confidence motion in the House of Commons. If tonight's vote goes as widely expected, Prime Minister Paul Martin will be forced to dissolve Parliament.
The US authorities are looking for Conrad Black but nobody knows where he is:Fitzgerald offered Black a chance to turn himself in, and said he would seek Black's extradition if he doesn't surrender. A secretary...
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Canadian Press - OTTAWA (CP) - A defiant Liberal government swept aside opposition demands for a February election setting the stage for Canada's first Christmas campaign in 26 years.
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Canadian Press - OTTAWA (CP) - The federal government is about to fight back against countries trying to poach highly skilled expatriate workers from Canada and mount a campaign to persuade Canadians who have left to return home.
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On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians are asked to pause and remember the thousands of men and women who sacrificed their lives fighting for freedom and democracy during the First World...
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