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OTTAWA - Another year, another crisis. For Justin Trudeau, it's become something of a routine. Of his six years as prime minister, only one - his first -

The emergence of Omicron may yet turn the new year — and Trudeau's agenda — upside down again

OTTAWA — Another year, another crisis. For Justin Trudeau, it's become something of a routine. Of his six years as prime minister, only one — his first — has been what might be considered a normal year of governing, with the usual ups and downs.

Now he's heading into the first full year of his third mandate faced with what public health experts fear will be the worst wave yet of the pandemic, fuelled by the highly contagious Omicron variant.

OTTAWA — Another year, another crisis. For Justin Trudeau, it's become something of a routine. Of his six years as prime minister, only one — his first — has been what might be considered a normal year of governing, with the usual ups and downs.

With Trudeau about to turn 50 on Christmas Day, some Liberals believe the coming year will be the one in which he decides he’s had enough

OTTAWA — Another year, another crisis. For Justin Trudeau, it's become something of a routine. Of his six years as prime minister, only one — his first — has been what might be considered a normal year of governing, with the usual ups and downs.

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The Steelers’ playoff hopes remain alive, but if they want to get to the dance, and do some damage, the offense needs to run through Big Ben.

The Pittsburgh Steelers can't stop the run. They can't score a ton of points. They can't win on the road. But they're still in the mix with three games left.