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Becoming European? Canada’s Defence Pivot and the Politics of Dependence

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Posted On : October 10, 2019 Published By : Daniel Minden
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The Future of Global Development: David Malpass Speaks at McGill

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American Green Energy Policy Is Alive and Well in the Trump Era

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Opinion: More Parties at Leaders Debates is Always Better

On September 16th, the Leaders Debates Commission invited Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, to join the official leader debates on October 7th and 10th. Criticism came More

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Debate Recap: The Environment, Constitutional Reform, Saudi Arabia, and Black Face

On October 1st, SSMU External Affairs hosted a Federal Elections Candidates’ Debate for the constituency of Ville-Marie – Le Sud-Ouest – Île des Sœurs. Candidates in attendance were Liberal incumbent More

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