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   1. Transport Minister Lisa Raitt.   
      
   2. The Canada Job Grant.   
      
   3. Israel.   
      
   4. Ukraine.   
      
   5. C, 32 Senators.   
      
   6. Mac Harb and Patrick Brazeau.   
      
   7. Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand. He was criticizing the government's   
   Fair Elections Act that was tabled on Feb. 4.   
      
   8. $3 billion (projected deficit is $2.9 billion).   
      
   9. It was revealed that Leslie's move from one Ottawa home to another cost   
   taxpayers $72,000.   
      
   10. Mississauga MP Brad Butt.   
      
   11. 2,300.   
      
   12. Alison Redford, Premier of Alberta.   
      
   13. Clement Gascon.   
      
   14. He tried to interfere with his fiancée's Conservative nomination battle.   
      
   15. C, 70.   
      
   16. Heartbleed.   
      
   17. Montreal, Quebec City and Toronto ­­ preparing to open another in   
   Saskatchewan.   
      
   18. Immediate moratorium on the fast­food industry's access to the Temporary   
   Foreign Worker Program.   
      
   19. Amendments to the Fair Elections Act.   
      
   20. Rocco Galati.   
      
   21. Romeo Dallaire.   
      
   22. Terri­Jean Bedford, Amy Lebovitch or Valerie Scott.   
      
   23. 31 charges.   
      
   24. The National Research Council of Canada.   
      
   25. Renewed calls for a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal   
   women after the killing of 15­-year­-old Tina Fontaine in Winnipeg.   
      
   26. Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Paul Calandra.   
      
   27. Liberal Brian Gallant.   
      
   28. Kuwait.   
      
   29. Peterborough.   
      
   30. Senegal.   
      
   31. Fantino was in Italy for Second World War commemoration events.   
      
   Lightning round   
      
   1. Prince Edward Island.   
      
   2. 3.   
      
   3. (Aga Khan IV, Petro Poroshenko, France François)   
      
   4. 2 (two) ­ Christie Clark of BC and Kathleen Wynne of Ontario.   
      
   5. 5 (five) ­ Kathy Dunderdale of Newfoundland and Labrador resigned on Jan.   
   24   
     / Alison Redford of Alberta resigned on March 23 / and Pauline Marois lost in   
   an election on April 23.   
      
   6. The War of 1812 Monument made its public debut. It is located in front of   
      
   Parliament Hill's East Block.   
      
   7. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights.   
      
   8. 10 (ten) ­ 6 active CF­-18s based in Iraq , 4 based in Lithuania.   
      
   9. Adam Vaughan.   
      
   10. Perry Bellegarde.   
      
   11. Oct. 19.   
      
   12. Lt.-Gen. Jonathan Vance.   
      
   13. 9.   
      
   14. Petronas.   
      
   15. Mario Beaulieu.   
      
   16. Janice Charette.   
      
   17. Burger King and Tim Hortons.   
      
   18. Michael Sona, former Conservative campaign worker.   
      
   19. Saskatchewan's Brad Wall.   
      
   20. 17.   
      
   21. Paul Dewar and Marc Garneau.   
      
   22. Daniel Therrien.   
      
   23. Paris, France.   
      
   24. Bruce Heyman.   
      
   25. Greg Rickford becomes Natural Resources Minister.   
      
   26. Common Ground.   
      
   27. A Great Game.   
      
   28. Libby Davies.   
      
   29. Patrick Brown.   
      
   30. New Brunswick, David Coon.   
      
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