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Protesters angered by George Floyd’s death set fire to Minneapolis police stationMay 28WorldProtesters have taken over the southern part of the city where 46-year-old George Floyd died on Memorial Day after an officer knelt on his neck until he became unresponsive.
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Oil industry says coronavirus support hard to access, not coming fast enoughSeveral company owners and industry advocates told a virtual meeting of the House of Commons finance committee that the various programs have very high bars to qualify or are of no interest to the sector when it's just trying to survive.9 hoursCanada
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London, Ont., mayor strongly against ‘regional reopening’ idea'Opening up as a regional attraction doesn't work,' says London Mayor Ed Holder.9 hoursHealth
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Calls for RCMP transparency grow louder 1 month after last briefing on N.S. shootingThe RCMP hasn't held a press briefing to answer questions about the massacre since April 28.9 hoursCrime
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Liberal MPs push for federal long-term care standards amid COVID-19 crisisThe pressure came Thursday from five Toronto-area Liberal MPs, whose ridings are home to some of the elder-care facilities that have been devastated by COVID-19.9 hoursCanada
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Warrant issued for arrest of former PQ leader André Boisclair on sex assault chargesThe 54-year-old is facing two charges related to a single, unidentified victim. If convicted, the charges carry a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison.9 hoursCrime
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WATCH: B.C.’s daily coronavirus update with Dr. Bonnie Henry, May 28Health officials are providing a daily update on the coronavirus in B.C.10 hoursHealth
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‘Terrace House Tokyo’ cancelled following death of Hana KimuraThe professional Japanese wrestler was found dead in her home on May 23. She was 22.10 hoursEntertainment
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Trump signs executive order on social media following spat with TwitterAngered by Twitter's decision to place fact-check flags on two of his recent tweets, Trump signed an executive order Thursday authorizing a review of Section 230 of the U.S. Communications Decency Act.11 hoursCanada
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