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National Correspondent @CTVNews | Covering Parliament Hill and keeping you informed with my Capital Dispatch newsletter | rachel.aiello@bellmedia.ca
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Canadian first responders welcome tougher sentences for assaults against them Original

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By Rachel Aiello Verified
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OTTAWA – First responders show up to help on someone’s worst day. But in this country, they face unique risks, including violence committed against them, once they arrive on scene. “It’s a daily event,” said Mike Carter, a Calgary firefighter who represents around 12,000 firefighters and paramedics in Western Canada with the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF).
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PM Carney discusses ‘serious immediate priorities’ with Inuit leaders Original

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By Rachel Aiello Verified
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KUUJJUAQ, Que. – Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Kuujjuaq, Que., on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Inuit–Crown Partnership Committee. Ahead of the gathering of elected Inuit and federal government officials in the northern Quebec region of Nunavik, Carney said he was looking forward to the day, while noting there were “serious immediate priorities” that he intended to discuss with Inuit leaders. Among the top issues discussed were Arctic sovereignty and affordability in Canada’s North.
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PM Carney in Nunavik to discuss ‘serious immediate priorities’ with Inuit leaders Original

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By Rachel Aiello Verified
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KUUJJUAQ, Que. – Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Kuujjuaq, Que., on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Inuit–Crown Partnership Committee. On the agenda for the gathering of elected Inuit and federal government officials in the northern Quebec region of Nunavik: Arctic sovereignty and affordability in Canada’s North. Also expected to be discussed at the meeting is Arctic foreign policy, food security, health and wellness, as well as ongoing plans to help build an Inuit Nunangat University.
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