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Today in Politics
 Three vacant federal seats will be filled on Monday, Nov. 26 after Prime Minister Stephen Harper called for byelections in Calgary Centre, Durham (Ont.) and Victoria. |
 Bill S-11, the government's food safety legislation, has arrived in the House of Commons from the Senate. |
 The aboriginal affairs committee continues to examine transparency legislation for First Nations councils |
 American foreign policy is the theme. Watch live on-air and online at 9pm ET / 6pm PT. |
 October is Women's History Month. Read and watch more on the Persons Case. |
 Former Ontario Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander was Canada's first black MP and cabinet minister. |
 This Sunday on Our Times, a look at "The Vanishing Majority." (9pm ET / 6pm PT). |
 The government's second budget bill, campaign spending questions surrounding cabinet minister Peter Penashue, and Dalton McGuinty's resignation and the federal Liberal leadership race. |
 Friday's first agenda item is Bill S-7, a series of anti-terrorism measures. |
 Bill C-45 was officially tabled in the House of Commons Thursday morning, which includes "sweeping" changes to pensions for MPs and public servants and revamped navigable waters legislation. |
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- CPAC_TV LIVE: Watch the #LPCldr debate on-air and online. Read more: http://t.co/vDlUN6ji #cdnpoli
- 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
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