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Insults, accusations fly ahead of tonight's federal leaders' debate

The Liberals were accusing the Conservatives of using American far-right campaign tactics while Andrew Scheer was calling Justin Trudeau's actions on a potential school strike in Ontario "quite disgusting" in the hours before the leaders assemble for the first English language debate.

Here are some of the big campaign promises from the major parties so far

With two weeks left in this federal election campaign — and with only a few days until the advance polls open — undecided voters will soon have to make up their minds as to whom they'll vote for on Oct. 21.

18 arrested in Halifax as climate action protests hit major Canadian cities

Protesters were arrested in Halifax and Toronto, and fist fights reportedly broke out in Edmonton Monday morning as climate change activists blockaded several major commuter bridges in Canadian cities. The demonstrations are part of efforts by Extinction Rebellion Canada.
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Judge rejects Trump's presidential immunity claim to keep 8 years of taxes secret

A U.S. District Judge emphatically rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's attempt to keep his financial records under wraps, calling the president's broad claim of immunity from all criminal proceedings "extraordinary" and "an overreach of executive power" at odds with the Constitution.

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