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January 30, 2013

   
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PrimeTime Politics

Peter Van Dusen discusses the Canadian economy with MPs Scott Brison (Liberal), Shelly Glover (Conservative), and Peggy Nash (NDP).

Bob McLeod, premier of the Northwest Territories, outlines negotiations with Ottawa to give more powers to Yellowknife.

Martin Stringer has the latest details on Canadian aid to Syria and Mali.

Liberal leadership candidate Karen McCrimmon discusses her campaign.

Also:

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's speech to the Conservative caucus on Parliament Hill.

Mary Dawson, the ethics commissioner, discusses the Conflict of Interest Act at a parliamentary committee.

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Submitted by Brian Seaman (not verified) on
Karen McCrimmon is intelligent, articulate and is not afraid to state her views on matters that are contentious, such as whether we should be exporting raw bitumen to China and whether pipelines should be built to the West Coast. She has proven leadership experience and has shown courage in combat situations. She has my vote.

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Karen McCrimmon is intelligent, articulate and is not afraid to state her views on matters that are contentious, such as whether we should b
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Nat:
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wy are people still in poverty? and wy there just talk no action?
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