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cbc.ca - 2/19/2009

Obama arrives in Ottawa

— cbc.ca — Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean welcomed U.S. President Barack Obama to Canada Thursday for his first foreign trip... since taking office in what is being billed as a six-hour no-nonsense working visit with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. (more) Obama arrives in Ottawa

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theglobeandmail.com - 2/19/2009

Ignatieff could emerge as real winner from Obama's visit

— theglobeandmail.com — OTTAWA — He's been relegated to the back end of the presidential itinerary and gets only 15... minutes of face time with Barack Obama at an aging aircraft hangar far from the splendour of Parliament Hill. But Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff may end up ... (more) Ignatieff could emerge as real winner from Obama's visit

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winnipegsun.com - 2/19/2009

Hero's welcome on the Hill | Canada | News

— winnipegsun.com — Gallery Image U.S. President Barack Obama (L) talks with Canadian Governor General Michaelle Jean (R) after arriving... in Ottawa Feb. 19, 2009. REUTERS/Jim Young 19th February 2009, 9:12am Gallery Image President Barack Obama is saluted by a Royal ... (more) Hero's welcome on the Hill | Canada | News

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