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Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin have decades of political experience and share a preference for aviator sunglasses, but don’t expect the highly anticipated summit between the two presidents in Geneva on Wednesday to thaw frozen U.S.-Russian relations, writes Susan Ormiston.
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Pride Toronto received a $250,000 federal grant to mark a contentious milestone in Canada's LGBTQ history with hopes of improving relations with police — even though most of its membership continued to oppose having uniformed officers march in the country's largest Pride parade, CBC News has learned.
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