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Graham Richardson

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  • Managing Director Media and Communications, Edelman
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As seen in: Edelman, CIVI-TV (Victoria, BC), CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON), CTV News, Flipboard, The Australian, BNN Bloomberg, The Yorkshire Post, CP24, The Mag, Horticulture Week and
Chief News Anchor CTV Ottawa.
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Carney abordera-t-il la question des droits de l’homme lors de sa rencontre avec le prince héritier saoudien ?

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By Graham Richardson Verified
| Noovo Info Verified
Le premier ministre Mark Carney rencontrera la semaine prochaine le prince héritier saoudien Mohammed ben Salmane, dirigeant de facto du royaume, mais les responsables fédéraux n’ont pas souhaité préciser si le premier ministre comptait aborder les questions relatives aux droits de la personne au cours de cette visite. Ce texte est une traduction d’un article de CTV News.
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Canada’s Snowbirds jets grounded until 2030s as replacement aircraft identified

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By Graham Richardson Verified
| CIVI-TV (Victoria, BC) Verified
The Snowbirds are entering a final chapter. After more than five decades in the skies, the federal government says the Canadian Forces’ iconic aerobatic team will fly its last season with the aircraft that made it famous. Defence Minister David McGuinty officially made the announcement Tuesday at Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw that Canada will retire and replace the Snowbirds’ long-serving CT-114 Tutor jets, marking a turning point for one of the country’s most recognizable symbols.
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Canada’s Snowbirds jets grounded until 2030s as replacement aircraft identified

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By Graham Richardson Verified
| CJDC-TV (Dawson Creek, BC) Verified
The Snowbirds are entering a final chapter. After more than five decades in the skies, the federal government says the Canadian Forces’ iconic aerobatic team will fly its last season with the aircraft that made it famous. Defence Minister David McGuinty officially made the announcement Tuesday at Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw that Canada will retire and replace the Snowbirds’ long-serving CT-114 Tutor jets, marking a turning point for one of the country’s most recognizable symbols.
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