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James McCarten

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Washington, D.C.
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Covers:  Politics, Canada-U.S. relations
Washington correspondent for The Canadian Press and editor of Canada's most venerable journalism guides, the Canadian Press Stylebook and Caps and Spelling.

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Foreign correspondent in Washington, D.C., for The Canadian Press, Canada’s national news agency. Also editor of two of Canada's most venerable style guides: The Canadian Press Stylebook and Caps and Spelling.

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Anxiety high as Canadian postsecondary schools prepare for students from coronavirus-ravaged U.S.

Anxiety high as Canadian postsecondary schools prepare for students from coronavirus-ravaged U.S.

Postsecondary students from the pandemic-riven United States are getting ready to go back to school in Canada…

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In tension-filled Tulsa, empty seats mark Trump's return to campaign trail

In tension-filled Tulsa, empty seats mark Trump's return to campaign trail

TULSA, Okla. - In the city that bore witness to the Black Wall Street massacre of 1921, the twin epicentres o…

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In tension-filled Tulsa, empty seats mark Trump's return to campaign trail

In tension-filled Tulsa, empty seats mark Trump's return to campaign trail

TULSA, Okla. - In the city that bore witness to the Black Wall Street massacre of 1921, the twin epicentres o…

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Juneteenth in Tulsa: freedom still a distant, delayed dream for Black America

Juneteenth in Tulsa: freedom still a distant, delayed dream for Black America

The Tulsa massacre, what many historians consider the single worst incident of racial violence in American hi…

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After 25 years, Osprey Valley looks to future

After 25 years, Osprey Valley looks to future

Glen Abbey may be the focus of the golf world this week, but a rough-hewn diamond in the heart of the Credit …

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Harper, Trudeau spar over Liberal plan to rebuild infrastructure, run deficits

Harper, Trudeau spar over Liberal plan to rebuild infrastructure, run deficits

OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau set out to build some Liberal campaign momentum Thursday with a big-ticket, multibill…

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Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, once called a 'pretty good Canadian,' dies at 100

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By James McCarten
| Sask Today Verified
Jimmy Carter, the self-effacing peanut farmer, humanitarian and former navy lieutenant who helped Canada avert a nuclear catastrophe before ascending to the highest political office in the United States, died Sunday at his home in Georgia. He was 100, making him the longest-lived U.S. president in American history. Concern for Carter's health had become a recurring theme in recent years.
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Deconstructing the Summit -- Journalistic Insights and Analysis

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By Diane Francis, James McCarten, Robert Schoenberger Verified
| Canada-United States Law Journal Verified
Recommended Citation Diane Francis, James McCarten, and Robert Schoenberger, Deconstructing the Summit -- Journalistic Insights and Analysis, 48 Can.-U.S. L.J. 35 (2024) Available at: https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/cuslj/vol48/iss1/6
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U.S., Canada to launch probe into pollution from B.C. coal mines

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By Bob Weber, James McCarten
| The StarPhoenix Verified
Long-running cross-border dispute involves pollution from B.C. coal mines flowing into American waters Author of the article: The Canadian Press Bob Weber and James McCarten Published Mar 11, 2024  •  2 minute read Lake Koocanusa northeast of Libby, Montana.
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