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Journalists enhance Canadians' freedom: PM
— Nov 22 2009 3:45 AM from CBC News
Harper lauds press freedom in speech, doesn't take questions from reporters
— Nov 22 2009 3:39 AM from Globe and Mail
Dacey earns second mixed curling title
— Nov 21 2009 10:56 PM from Canada.com
Building dreams for millions
— Nov 21 2009 7:08 PM from Hindustan Times
Canada's Sub-Prime Mortgage Time Bomb
— Nov 21 2009 4:06 PM from The Market Oracle

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures for a photo during his visit to the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (3rd R), along with Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab Sukhbir Singh Badal (2nd R), Bharatiya Janata Party Local Bodies Minister Manoranjan Kalia (C) and Shiromani Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee (SGPC) President Avtar Singh Makkar (2nd L) visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper visits the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Bharatiya Janata Party Local Bodies Minister Manoranjan Kalia (L), Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2nd L) and Punjab state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal (3rd L) visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Punjab state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Bharatiya Janata Party Local Bodies Minister Manoranjan Kalia, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Punjab state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (C) visits the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper visits the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Bharatiya Janata Party Local Bodies Minister Manoranjan Kalia, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Punjab state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (C) visits the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, is greeted by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009. Harper arrived in India on Monday on his first state visit, part of an effort to boost trade and tourism between the two countries.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) talks with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (R) prior to a meeting in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) talks with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (R) prior to a meeting in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) poses with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (R) prior to a meeting in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (R) prior to a meeting in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (R) prior to a meeting in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets Indian government coalition chairman Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets Indian government coalition chairman Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets Indian government coalition chairman Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi on November 17, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a two-day visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, second left, and his wife Laureen Ann Harper, left,are given a gift of a bust of Mahatma Gandhi at his memorial in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009.

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"We're actively negotiating a nuclear cooperation pact and have an investment protection agreement, and have established one of our most widespread overseas networks in India, with three new trade offices opened by our government..."

Jason Kenney Nov 21 2009 1:55 PM from DNA India

"I want to apologize to all of the witnesses for all of the effort they made to convey their ideas to the committee and I appreciate their efforts to make Canada a better place"

John McCallum Nov 21 2009 8:44 AM from Canoe

"I can assure you we will resist them"

Jim Flaherty Nov 21 2009 8:44 AM from Canoe

"When the economy recovery is clear and entrenched, and if it's necessary, we will determine the amount of spending growth restraint to balance the budget"

Jim Flaherty Nov 21 2009 8:44 AM from Canoe

"We believe all Canadians support gun control ... But the long-gun registry is a contentious issue that Stephen Harper has exploited to divide urban and rural Canadians. … It didn't have to be this way. He could have shown real..."

Jack Layton Nov 20 2009 11:36 PM from Globe and Mail

"Officially he gives a nice speech giving the impression that he wants to be a partner but in reality if you look at the numbers, they cut it last year and they cut it this year"

Pablo Rodriguez Nov 20 2009 10:38 PM from CBC News

"I know that arts and culture was a huge and divisive debate in the last campaign in the province of Quebec and after I was appointed minister of heritage, we went around the country and we listened"

James Moore Nov 20 2009 10:38 PM from CBC News

"It can't be just private sector, it can't be just government"

James Moore Nov 20 2009 10:38 PM from CBC News

"We have a slogan that where money is made, artists must be paid. What's implicit in that slogan is that we should go after those people who are making profit from giving our stuff away for free or selling it online"

Billy Bragg Nov 20 2009 10:26 PM from Macleans.ca

"The Wii is not going back in the box"

Billy Bragg Nov 20 2009 10:26 PM from Macleans.ca

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Journalists enhance Canadians' freedom: PM
— Nov 22 2009 3:45 AM from CBC News
Harper lauds press freedom in speech, doesn't take questions from reporters
— Nov 22 2009 3:39 AM from Globe and Mail
Dacey earns second mixed curling title
— Nov 21 2009 10:56 PM from Canada.com
Building dreams for millions
— Nov 21 2009 7:08 PM from Hindustan Times
Canada's Sub-Prime Mortgage Time Bomb
— Nov 21 2009 4:06 PM from The Market Oracle

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures for a photo during his visit to the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

AFP/Getty Images

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (3rd R), along with Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab Sukhbir Singh Badal (2nd R), Bharatiya Janata Party Local Bodies Minister Manoranjan Kalia (C) and Shiromani Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee (SGPC) President Avtar Singh Makkar (2nd L) visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper visits the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Bharatiya Janata Party Local Bodies Minister Manoranjan Kalia (L), Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2nd L) and Punjab state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal (3rd L) visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Punjab state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal visit the Sikh shrine the Golden Temple in Amritsar on November 18, 2009. Harper on November 16 began a visit to India, calling for stronger and improved ties with his nation, particularly on trade.

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