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<p><strong>The House of Commons adjourned for the day with news of former finance minister Jim Flaherty&#8217;s death. Follow our recap of reaction below.</strong></p>
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<p>Finance Minister Jim Flaherty responds to a question concerning his upcoming budget during Question Period in the House of Commons in Ottawa Wednesday, April 26, 2006.(CP PHOTO/Tom Hanson)</p>


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RECAP: Reaction to Jim Flaherty’s death

RECAP: Reaction to Jim Flaherty’s death

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