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    NDP accuses Tories of not doing enough to fight Ebola

    The NDP says the government isn't doing all it can to help fight the Ebola crisis. Foreign affairs critic Paul Dewar says Stephen Harper hasn't explained why the Disaster Assistance Response Team hasn't been sent to West Africa. 
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    The Canadian Press
    Unique identifier: CP14665775 
    Legacy Identifier: n_NDP-Ebola20141001T1630 
    Type: Video 
    Duration: 1m38s 
    Dimensions: 848px × 480px     36.36 MB 
    Create Date: 10/1/2014 4:30:00 PM 
    Display aspect ratio: 53:30 
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    DART Canada
    Disaster Assistance Response team
    Ebola
    ebola africa
    ebola canada
    ebola crisis
    ebola dallas
    ebola texas
    ebola united states
    ebola US
    ebola vaccine
    ebola virus
    ebolar america
    foreign affairs critic
    Paul Dewar
    stephen harper