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Protesters regroup in Trans Mountain blockade effort

Protesters regroup in Trans Mountain blockade effort

Alberta, federal governments move to force pipeline project to continue
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Elizabeth May, other anti-pipeline protesters to be criminally charged

Elizabeth May, other anti-pipeline protesters to be criminally charged

Crown will take over the contempt charges initially filed by Kinder Morgan
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Alleged Toronto serial killer charged with 8th count of first-degree murder

Alleged Toronto serial killer charged with 8th count of first-degree murder

Bruce McArthur is now facing eight first-degree murder charges related to men who have gone missing from Toronto’s gay village
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‘A traumatic stressful event:’ Alberta wildfire took toll on park staff

‘A traumatic stressful event:’ Alberta wildfire took toll on park staff

Several documents obtained under the Access to Information Act highlight the trying circumstances Parks Canada staffers faced as they contended with a disaster
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Justin Trudeau defends peacekeeping mission with French president

Justin Trudeau defends peacekeeping mission with French president

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris
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Former first lady Barbara Bush in failing health

Former first lady Barbara Bush in failing health

A family spokesman said Sunday that the former first lady Barbara Bush is in “failing health” and won’t seek additional medical treatment.
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Brother remembers Broncos hockey player as humble, honest, hard-working

Brother remembers Broncos hockey player as humble, honest, hard-working

Stephen Wack, a 21-year old defenceman with the Humboldt Broncos, was killed when the team’s bus collided with a semi truck
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Non-profit gathering makeup for Mother’s Day

Non-profit gathering makeup for Mother’s Day

Soap for Hope building 100 hygiene kits for moms on Mother’s Day
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Ice and rain knocks out power to thousands in Ontario, Quebec

Ice and rain knocks out power to thousands in Ontario, Quebec

Tens of thousands of people across southern and central Ontario remained without power Monday morning as the province’s massive ice storm transitioned to drenching rain
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B.C. supports 2020 North American Indigenous Games Bid

B.C. supports 2020 North American Indigenous Games Bid

Songhees Nation bid now officially supported by British Columbia
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