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Tributes in the form of flowers, handwritten notes and pictures grew outside London’s Buckingham Palace on Friday as mourning for Queen Elizabeth II entered its second day, drawing visitors from around the world who were touched in some way by her 70-year reign.

Club heads to Denver sitting eight points out of a post-season berth

Flags being ordered flown at half-staff from Washington to Ghana

Expert: new King faces daunting challenge in a country that has become skeptical of the monarchy

Trudeau’s eyes were red and he forced himself to maintain composure while making statement

Premier says each of her seven visits to B.C. brought residents together in a common purpose

Buckingham Palace announced her death in a statement on social media

Wally Burns scheduled to speak alongside other First Nations leaders in the community this morning

‘It is important for our players to experience that level of international intensity’: coach

Palace makes announcement, declines to provide further details