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Appeal court certifies lawsuit against gunmaker after 2018 Toronto mass shootingEighteen-year-old Reese Fallon and 10-year-old Julianna Kozis were killed, and 13 others injured, when a gunman went on a shooting rampage on Danforth Avenue in July 2018.Crime10 hours
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Sixteen billion passwords may have been stolen. Here’s how to protect yourselfCybernews warns the data is 'a blueprint for mass exploitation' because it could give cybercriminals unprecedented access to information.CanadaJun 21
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Trump wrote Iran’s leader for new nuclear deal, expects results ‘very soon’President Donald Trump also suggested that the alternative to a negotiated resolution on Iran's nuclear program would be the U.S. threatening to intervene military.U.S. NewsMar 7
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Bank of England slashes growth hopes for British economy in 2025The Bank of England lowered its main interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 4.50 per cent, taking it to its lowest level since mid-2023.EconomyFeb 7
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Countdown to Christmas with these fun kids’ Advent calendarsGet little one's set for the holidays with these one-of-a-kind calendars.The CuratorNov 13, 2024
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B.C. animal clinics told to set up avian flu protocols amid human exposure riskB.C. health authorities have announced the first case of a human avian flu infection acquired in Canada, with the teenage patient in critical condition in hospital.HealthNov 15, 2024
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Spain flood kills at least 158 with bodies likely still trapped in carsIt is Spain's most deadly natural disaster in living memory. Officials said Thursday that 155 people were killed by the floods in the hardest-hit region of Valencia.WeatherOct 31, 2024
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Hurricane Milton kills at least 6 in Florida but ‘worst-case scenario’ avoidedThe storm smashed through coastal communities where it tore homes into pieces, filled streets with mud and spawned a barrage of deadly tornadoes.U.S. NewsOct 10, 2024
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U.S. FAA grounds SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket after failed landing attemptGroundings of Falcon 9, a rocket that much of the Western world relies on to put satellites and humans in space, are rare, the last being in July.ScienceAug 28, 2024
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A look at 10 buzzy films at this year’s Toronto International Film FestivalWith more than 270 films lighting up TIFF screens from Sept. 5 to 15, there will be something for every kind of cinephile.EntertainmentAug 26, 2024
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B.C. child-killer’s attempt to keep new identity secret draws widespread outrageA review hearing for Allan Schoenborn, who killed his three children in Merritt 16 years ago, revealed Wednesday that Schoenborn legally changed his name in February.CrimeApr 18, 2024
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Hockey business booming as NHL sets new single-season attendance recordMore eyes are on NHL hockey games than ever before with the playoffs beginning this weekend.SportsApr 16, 2024
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Remote work and how it’s shaping where people are now buying homes in OntarioHome sales prices across Ontario and the proportion of employees working remotely are both down from record highs but remain elevated from pre-pandemic levels.CanadaMar 27, 2024
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Dal students design new device to help prevent drownings at Peggy’s CoveThe famed lighthouse and rugged coastline attract up to 800,000 visitors yearly, but its beauty can be dangerous to those who do not keep off the black rocks.CanadaApr 20, 2023
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Hurricane Laura: Louisiana residents face long recoveryMany are worried that they won't have enough support from federal and state governments as they face a rebuilding process certain to take several months, if not longer.WeatherAug 31, 2020
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Number of new U.S coronavirus cases falls — nearly 1,000 still dying dailyAbout 43,000 new cases are being reported daily across the country.WorldAug 25, 2020
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Nearly a half-million homes without power in tsunami-weary JapanNearly a half-million homes suffered blackouts in Japan's northeast Friday after a new earthquake killed three people and piled more misery on a region buried under the rubble of last month's devastating tsunami.Apr 8, 2011
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Floodwaters surge across Prairie provincesA long, miserable winter of heavy snow has begun to reap awful dividends across the Prairies in the form of ice jams on swollen rivers and the inevitable spectre of serious flooding.Apr 9, 2011
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As Gallipoli anniversary nears, researchers map World War I killing ground in major study<p> As Gallipoli anniversary nears, researchers map World War I killing ground in major study <p>ISTANBUL - The World War I battlefield of the Gallipoli campaign, where throngs gather each April to remember the fallen, is a place of lore, an echo of ancient warfare that took place on the same soil. Now res</p>WorldApr 25, 2011
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Fire hydrant vandalism floods streetsSeveral fire hydrants were forced open Saturday night on a number of North Winnipeg streets. Up to 60 centimeters of water covered some streets before crews were able to stop the flow.Dec 12, 2010