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A resurfaced video shows Liberal Leader Mark Carney saying that Canada will have to adjust to a market where access will depend on the “amount of carbon” in goods and services. A Liberal candidate has apologized after calling for a Conservative opponent to be turned in to Chinese authorities for a bounty. An anti-gun activist with a history of calling for stricter gun laws will be running as a Liberal candidate in Quebec. Tune into the Daily Brief with Isaac Lamoureux and Noah Jarvis!
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