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OTTAWA — It was their job interview for the position of international statesman. For the three federal leaders, Monday’s foreign policy debate exposed some sharp differences on how they’d shepherd sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ through a turbulent world.

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OTTAWA — A look at key developments Tuesday on the campaign trail: Stephen Harper took to a growing community north of Toronto to promote home ownership.

Diana Mehta The Canadian Press A little-known satirical news site founded by a 19-year-old has been shaking up the federal election campaign in a way that’s making observers and political parties take note.

RIVIERE-DU-LOUP, Que. — Stephen Harper is making a promise to keep his promise — and he’s even locking it up and throwing away the key.

OTTAWA — A look at key developments Friday on the campaign trail. The main party leaders moved on from the first French-language debate, with the Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau laying out an immigration platform.

OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has penned an open letter to public servants as his party and the New Democrats fight to woo federal government workers in target ridings such as Ottawa Centre.

OTTAWA — Stephen Harper is defending a major military deal with Saudi Arabia in the face of questions about pervasive human rights abuses in that country. He says cancelling the contract could punish Ontario plant workers.

OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau released a Liberal party immigration policy Friday that would set a new tone by emphasizing family reunification rather than make wholesale changes to the current system as the party sought to appeal to newer Canadian voters.

OTTAWA — The federal Liberals say they can add almost $146.5 billion in new government spending and tax cuts over the next four years, and still bring the budget back to balance with a surplus of about $1 billion by the end of a four-year mandate.