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2 serious crashes shut down part of Outer Ring Road
The extent of injuries is unclear at this time.
Edmonton's Stadium LRT station needs $27M rehab, councillor says
Safer, cleaner LRT stations may be in Edmonton's future. One of the first to be considered for needed upgrades is Stadium Station northeast of downtown on 111th Avenue and 84th Street.
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Former PUB chair Andy Wells on stand at Muskrat Falls inquiry
The outspoken Wells has been a vocal critic of Muskrat Falls.
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Jason Kenney speaks at Energy Relaunch conference in Calgary
Watch live here throughout the day as Jason Kenney, Andrew Scheer, Deron Bilous and Scott Moe talk about energy policy in Canada.
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Robert De Niro, Joe Biden latest targets of mail bombs
Police intercepted packages addressed to actor Robert De Niro and former U.S. vice-president Joe Biden on Thursday, and investigators said they contained crude pipe bombs like the ones sent to former president Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and CNN.
Explosives mailed to Democrats signal 'a dangerous period of American politics,' Trump critic says
A prominent American conservative commentator says this week's slew of suspicious packages and crude explosives sent to prominent Democrats and news media reflects the intense political polarization and divisiveness in the United States.
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How ladybugs helped a woman save her Mi'kmaq mother tongue
Phyllis Googoo was only four when she was sent to residential school in Shubenacadie, N.S., but a handful of ladybugs helped with her loneliness and language skills.
Les Carpenter, Sharon Firth, Lillian Elias latest inductees into Order of the N.W.T.
Three prominent Northerners, including late broadcasting legend Les Carpenter, will join the Order of the N.W.T. on Oct. 30.
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Trudeau monitoring explosive device situation in U.S.
PM Justin Trudeau says they are monitoring the situation where mail bombs were sent to former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Robert De Niro and to CNN.
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U.K. police ID restaurant thief who looks like David Schwimmer
Authorities have identified a man wanted for theft who bears a striking resemblance to Ross Geller, the character played by David Schwimmer on the TV show Friends, after Blackpool Police were flooded with responses, and the actor posted his viral video take of surveillance footage.
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Assault, firearms charges laid after Botwood standoff
The incident blocked access to the community via Twomey Drive, which is where the hospital is located.
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Fraud, theft charges laid against ex-finance director at St. FX's Coady Institute
James Edward Marlow is also facing a civil lawsuit alleging he misappropriated at least $243K from the university.
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Supreme Court won't hear appeal of Quebec legislature's kirpan ban
The decision upholds previous decisions from the Quebec Superior Court and Quebec Court of Appeal that found the legislature has the right to establish its own rules.
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Kirby, Joyce demand release of investigation clearing them of harassment
The MHAs say the "unedited" reports, which mostly clear them of wrongdoing, should be made public.
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Crash sends pedestrian to hospital with life-threatening injuries
The crash happened about 10 a.m. in the 1100 block of Trafford Drive N.W., sending a man in his 60s to hospital.
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If you've got it, haunt it: Halloween light display wows Regina
If you're driving down Regina's Heseltine Road this week, you'll probably want to stop and pull over for a Halloween treat.
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Monique Gray Smith is an award-winning author and speaker.
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Recycling on the decline in Fredericton
People in Fredericton appear to be recycling less now than they were several years ago.
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Speaking Our Truth
Monique Gray Smith's book educates readers about the historical and current impacts of Canada's residential schools.
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'Thank you, Canada': Dutch PM Mark Rutte praises WW II sacrifices in historic address to Parliament
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte stood before Parliament today to thank Canada for its role in the liberation of the Netherlands during the Second World War — and to warn that the global stability those soldiers fought to preserve is now in peril.
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Ontario strikes deal with private developer to rebuild Mimico GO station
In what the provincial government is calling a "brand new kind of partnership," a private developer will rebuild Mimico GO station in exchange for development rights above the site.
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Community remembers Emilie Maheu
Richard Quesnel was among those who shared memories of Emilie Maheu at a vigil on Wednesday. Maheu was found dead Oct. 13 and her former partner Brandon Smeltzer has been charged with first-degree murder.
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"Sir. Sir? Sir!!!" - Sneak Peek Clip
UFO's? A strange substance? Disorderly drunks? Higgins is in for one crazy night.
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Ripley's aquarium embraces art to shine a light on plastic bottle pollution
Twelve-thousand bottles strung together, surrounding a canoe, now hangs above all those that walk through Ripley's aquarium in downtown Toronto.