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Journalists Name News Story Of The Year

CP | Stephanie Levitz, The Canadian Press | Posted 02.25.2012

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OTTAWA - If he said it once, he said it a thousand times: what Prime Minister Stephen Harper was campaigning for in the 2011 federal election was a "s...

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Jack Is The People's Choice

CP | Michelle McQuigge, The Canadian Press | Posted 02.25.2012

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TORONTO - The surge in the NDP's political fortunes in 2011 ­— punctuated by the death of the man who helped orchestrate it — ranked as the year'...

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Tories Named Story Of The Year By Narrow Margin

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 02.25.2012

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OTTAWA - Results of the annual survey of editors and broadcasters conducted by The Canadian Press to determine Canada's top news story of the year for...

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Sick, Late, Absent: No-Show Staff Had Polls Open Late

The Canadian Press | Posted 09.09.2011

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THE CANADIAN PRESS -- OTTAWA - Elections Canada scrambled to staff dozens of polling stations across Canada on May 2 when the people it hired called i...

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