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Canada's Trudeau self-isolates as wife is tested for coronavirus
The 48-year-old Liberal leader is exhibiting no symptoms and will continue to work from home until the results of his wife’s test comes in, the statement said.
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Canada to stop providing security for Harry and Meghan
Once Harry and Meghan are no longer considered senior members of the British royal family, they will no longer receive the publicly-funded security that is estimated to cost into the millions of dollars.
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Majority of Canadians reject paying for Harry, Meghan's security
Seventy-seven percent of people surveyed by Nanos Research, for CTV, believe the Candian taxpayer does not have to pay for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex because they are not in Canada as representatives of the Queen.
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China virus death toll passes 100 as US, Canada issue travel warnings
Officially known as ‘2019-nCoV’, the newly identified coronavirus can cause pneumonia, but it is still too early to know just how dangerous it is and how easily it spreads.
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Prince Harry, Meghan, their new neighbours & the paparazzi
Journalists from as far away as Australia have arrived on Vancouver Island where Prince Harry and Meghan are living after stepping down as senior royals.
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Canada locals vow to protect Harry and Meghan
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, along with their baby son Archie, are living at the scenic, wooded property of Mille Fleurs on Vancouver Island after exiting from their royal roles.
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World 'will not rest' until answers on downed Iran jet: Canada
The plane was hit and all 176 people on board were killed just hours after Iran fired strikes against US troops stationed in Iraq in retaliation for a drone attack that killed its most prominent general, Qasem Soleimani.
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Canada yet to decide if it will pay Harry and Meghan security costs
According to Trudeau, Canadians are "very supportive" of having the royal couple live in Canada, but there are still "lots of discussions to have."
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Small Canadian community abuzz over possible move there by Harry and Meghan
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex sparked an uproar on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean when they said on Wednesday that they would be stepping back from their senior roles in the British royal family.
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Canadian PM: Iranian missile brought down airliner
Trudeau's comments came as video emerged that appeared to show the moment the airliner was hit.
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Prince Harry and Meghan say 'thank you' to Canada after holiday
It was Harry and Meghan’s first public appearance of the year, after they took a six-week break to spend Christmas and the New Year with their 8-month-old son Archie in Canada.
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Canadian Prime Minister welcomes Duke and Duchess of Sussex
After it was confirmed by Buckingham Palace that Prince Harry, 35, Duchess Meghan, 38 and their seven-month-old son Archie will be spending the festive break in Canada, Justin took to Twitter to welcome them.
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Canada sheds 71,000 jobs in November
The losses were reported across Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, mostly in manufacturing, natural resources and public administration, and affecting men in the core working ages of 25 to 54 and women over 55, Statistics Canada said.
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7 dead in small plane crash in Canada
Emergency services, including police on all-terrain vehicles and a military search and rescue helicopter, were dispatched to locate the downed plane, which was found in thick rush.
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Canada's Trudeau retains power but will have minority government
The vote showed a deeply divided country with the defeated Conservatives winning the popular vote, while a resurgent separatist Bloc Quebecois made big strides in Quebec.
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Trudeau apologises for dressing up in brown face, election chances could suffer
The image of a 29-year-old Trudeau with his face in dark make-up is a major challenge for a leader who often speaks about the need to fight racial discrimination and who has three prominent ministers of Indian descent in his cabinet.
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Canada's Trudeau kicks off tough re-election campaign, faces ethics questions
But polls strongly suggest Trudeau may not win enough seats to govern by himself after a series of missteps that called into question his leadership while cutting into his once sky-high popularity.
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Nadal to meet Medvedev for Montreal title after Monfils injury
Medvedev topped Karen Khachanov in an all-Russian semi-final before Monfils announced he was no shape to face Nadal a couple of hours after injuring his left ankle in a quarter-final win over Roberto Bautista Agut.
