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Canadian music icon Burton Cummings says he is recovering from several injuries he suffered in a car crash last Sunday in Los Angeles. In a lengthy Facebook post, the Winnipeg rocker and former frontm...
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COPENHAGEN - The southern Estonian municipality of Kanepi has a cannabis leaf on its new flag - because that’s what its name means in Estonian. Andrus Seeme, mayor for Kanepi’s 2,500 souls...
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TORONTO - Saturday’s nuptials of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will likely have a youthful charm and a Canadian helping run things behind the scenes, says a British royalty expert, after word t...
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands - The international chemical weapons watchdog said Wednesday that chlorine was likely used as a weapon in the rebel-held northern Syrian town of Saraqeb in early February, the l...
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OTTAWA - A federal plan to take a bite out of corporate crime by allowing prosecutors to suspend criminal charges against companies has potential downsides, an internal analysis says - including the r...
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Six stories in the news for Wednesday, May 16 --- MORNEAU TO ENUNCIATE TRANS MOUNTAIN VISION Finance Minister Bill Morneau will provide an update today on the status of his talks with Kinder Morgan to...
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NEW YORK - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s first order of business after descending on Donald Trump’s hometown Wednesday was to enlist thousands of newly minted American university graduat...
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TORONTO - The leaders of two of Ontario’s main political parties trumpeted major campaign promises Wednesday - lower gas prices and subsidized child care - that they said would make life more af...
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SEATTLE - The Washington State Court of Appeals has ruled that photographs from the scene of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain’s death will not be released publicly. KING5-TV reports the court ruled ...
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