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updated Emergency Quebec student law suspends semester
Opposition wants answers on Chinese firm's telecom deals
The opposition is demanding to know what steps have been taken to address security concerns over foreign companies operating in Canada's telecommunications industry, in the wake of a CBC News report about a Chinese firm's contracts in Canada. video G20 report slams police for 'excessive' force
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UN special rapporteur for food Olivier De Schutter has sparked a debate over whether Canadians have trouble affording to feed themselves, with the government arguing he's wasting his time and advocates for the poor urging a national strategy. video
updated Emergency Quebec student law suspends semester
Quebec's Liberal government responds forcefully to the student crisis, after groups appeal against any special law. video
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