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OTTAWA 鈥?Two House of Commons committee meetings dragged on for hours Thursday as Liberal MPs continued to filibuster opposition efforts to reopen their investigations into the WE Charity affair.The finance committee spent 11 hours debating amendments to a Conservative motion denouncing redactions to roughly 5,000 pages of documents released by the government in August 鈥?just as Prime Minister Justin Trud
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A court has ruled in favour of the province saying the Ford government controversial rollback of the modernized sex-ed curriculum did not violate the Charter rights of teachers, students and parents.The decision by the Divisional Court was released Thursday in response to legal challenges brought forth by the Canadian Civil Liberties Associat
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