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Today in Politics
 The nine hopefuls for the Liberal leadership meet for a third time this weekend, beginning with a one-on-one exchange involving Marc Garneau and Justin Trudeau. |
 Bill C-48, which contains tax amendments, returns for further second-reading debate. |
 National Flag of Canada Day was introduced in 1996 to celebrate the red, the white, and the maple leaf every February 15th. Watch more with On the Bright Side! |
 Read the motion from Liberal MP Carolyn Bennett that calls for a parliamentary committee devoted to missing and murdered aboriginal women. |
 Senior HRSDC officials are called before the human resources committee in the wake of missing personal data for 583,000 Canada Student Loans recipients. |
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Bill S-7 returns from committee for report stage debate. |
 Peter Tinsley, the former chairman of the Military Police Complaints Commission, discusses Bill C-15 at the national defence committee. |
 Read the motion brought forward by the government Tuesday afternoon and passed by the upper chamber. |
 The House of Commons continues to consider bills C-42 and C-51. |
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Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird and International Cooperation Minister Julian Fantino discuss the Mali situation with MPs on the foreign affairs committee. |
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- CPAC_TV Heritage Minister James Moore to be acting minister for the portfolio. Duncan remains MP for Vancouver Island North. #cdnpoli
- CPAC_TV John Duncan has resigned as aboriginal affairs and northern development minister, according to PMO statement. #cdnpoli
- CPAC_TV Today in Politics: watch/read more on Flag Day and the history of the maple leaf - http://t.co/ueSFlUka #cdnpoli
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