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FPGA In the News | April 23
Carleton Remains A Stronghold For Poilievre, But With Some Uncertainty From Changed Boundaries, Says StrategistThe Hill TimesScott Bennett, Political Science…
FPGA In the News | Mar 27
Stephen Azzi, Political Management Does Canada’s next prime minister need to be an MP?CTV News These Novels Tapped Into The…
FPGA In the News | Feb 25
Trump’s Threats Against Canada Upend Conservative’s PlaybookThe New York TimesJonathan Malloy, Political Science Do Trade Deficits Matter? How Economists Think…
FPGA In the News | Jan 31
New Generation of Indigenous Journalists to Learn and Work in Home CommunitiesThe Education News CanadaDuncan McCue, Journalism Donald Trump is…
FPGA In the News | Jan 6
Human Rights Advocates Denounce Iran’s Treatment Clinics For Women Who Defy Hijab LawThe Globe and MailHossein Raeesi, Law & Legal…
FPGA In the News | Dec 13
‘We can’t just roll over’: Doug Ford doubles down on threat to shut down energy exports to the U.S.ICI Radio-CanadaDaniel…
FPGA In the News | Nov 11
‘Catastrophic’ and ‘potentially seismic’: A possible Donald Trump presidency likely won't bring much good to Canada, experts sayYahoo NewsStacy Douglas,…
FPGA In the News | Oct 4
The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs in the headlines.
FPGA In the News | Sep 23
The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs in the headlines.
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