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Who will take the Liberal Party reigns from Trudeau?

Let the speculation begin as the federal Liberals begin looking for a new leader to replace Justin Trudeau. Former Liberal MP Adam Vaughan weighs in on who would be a worthwhile candidate.

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Smith ‘disappointed’ Trudeau didn’t call election

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Deadly 48 hours in the Gaza Strip 

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Deadly 48 hours in the Gaza Strip 

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