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7 children in Syrian refugee family dead in Halifax house fire
Seven children, ranging in age from four months old to 14 years old, are dead following a fire early Tuesday — the deadliest house fire in recent Nova Scotia history.
Payless seeks creditor protection, plans to close stores in U.S. and Canada
Payless Shoes is going into creditor protection in the U.S. and Canada, and will likely close its about 2,500 stores in North America.
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Alberta announces deal with CN, CP to ship crude by rail
The Alberta government has signed contracts with Canadian National and Canadian Pacific to lease 4,400 rail cars to take oilsands crude to American and international markets.
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Voices from a Haitian hospital: Bullet wounds, shortages and frustration
Since Feb. 7, protests have erupted across Haiti over billions of dollars in allegedly misappropriated government dollars and a devaluation of the Haitian currency, the gourde.
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Protest convoy: From tractors to snowshoes, the blueprints for a successful siege of Parliament
A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: the draw of Parliament Hill for protests; what we know about the Mueller investigation into election interference; a trip to a Dutch produce factory underscores Brexit concerns in mainland Europe.
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Why microwaving grapes creates a dazzling plasma light show
Democratic institutions minister asks committee to look at regulating social media
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'We believe in you,' Scheer tells controversial pro-pipeline movement
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel's creative director, dead at 85
'Canadians deserve answers': Opposition pushes on SNC-Lavalin after Butts resigns
Mom furious at 'reckless' anti-vax parents after baby's possible measles exposure in hospital
Speaker condemns 'racial profiling' of black visitors to Parliament Hill
'That is so sick': Sex charges in Canada against fugitive French priest stayed
Bernie Sanders announces 2020 White House bid
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Why Trump can take credit for his opponents' Green New Deal: Don Pittis
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Gerald Butts was done in, at least partially, by the ethos of identity politics: Neil Macdonald
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Podcast: Trudeau's right-hand man resigns amid SNC-Lavalin scandal
Remembering Riya Rajkumar: Brampton, Ont., council to hold vigil for girl, 11, as dad faces murder charge
Pakistan warns India against attacking over Kashmir bombing
It was one of the most famous photos of our time. Now the sailor at the centre of it has died
Scientists unlock genetic secrets of the great white shark
Coalition of 16 states sues Trump administration over emergency declaration
'Grandfather of climate science' dead at 87
Tennis great Martina Navratilova criticized for comments on transgender athletes
If there's a labour shortage, how come some people are still out of work?
Body recovered from southeast Calgary house levelled in explosion
Gerald Butts resigns as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's principal secretary
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