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City Vaughan

Country Canada

Pipeline policy dominates first question period of new year

The Conservatives sought clarity from the Liberals on their pipeline policy during the first question period of the new year. Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says he will "stand up" for jobs in the oil industry.

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