[Q]: And if Americans trust me with the presidency, I can pledge to you, we will have the most significant effort, openly -- not secret meetings in the White House with special interests, not ideologically driven efforts to push people aside -- but a genuine effort to try to restore America's hope and possibilities by bringing people together. The person running pledges to be transparent
[A]: Yes

[Q]: A Czech woman injured in a knife attack on tourists at the Hurgada resort in Egypt the week before last is now in a critical condition, the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. The woman's state has deteriorated sharply in recent days and it is not possible to move her from the Cairo hospital where she is receiving treatment. A team of three Czech and four Egyptian doctors said nothing more could be done at present for the patient, who is suffering from multiple organ failure. The Czech woman was attacked because she was a tourist
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: We were heartened to hear of the government's plan to address the issue of student finance, and to establish the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, an $800-million foundation geared mainly toward funding for university research, especially in health, the environment, science and engineering. The Canadian Foundation for Innovation will benefit students.
[A]: Yes

[Q]: Chris Fox, CTV Toronto A man was rushed to hospital in life-threatening condition after a stabbing near the Rogers Centre overnight. Police say that they were called to the Lower Simcoe Street and Bremner Boulevard area at around 2:40 a.m. for reports of a fight. Once on scene officers located a 20-year-old man with stab wounds. Police say that the man was able to provide a good description of the culprit and as a result, officers were able to arrest someone nearby. The victim was treated on scene before being rushed to hospital, according to police. The police were not able to identify a suspect.
[A]:
No