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“Today’s event is really important for the public,” said Tamara Davis as the Bar of Montreal hosts its open house at the Palais de justice and the Court of Appeal Saturday. Adriana Gentile reports.

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The Prime Minister cuts a deal to speed major projects in Nova Scotia, while the New Democratic Party faithful assemble in Winnipeg. The party will select a new leader, at a time when its very existence appears uncertain.

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