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Train derailment and spill leads to confinement order on Montreal’s south shore.The derailment occurred around 9 a.m. Thursday in the LeMoyne area, near the intersection of St-Louis and St-Georges streets, in Longueuil.CanadaNov 14
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Train derailment near Beiseker prompts advisory from RCMPThe RCMP are asking motorists to stay away from a train derailment just east of Beiseker while investigators try to determine what is in the cars that came off the tracks.InvestigationsNov 1
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Lockdown notice, road closures end after train derails near MontrealThe City of Longueuil issued an update on its website around 4:30 a.m. Friday to let residents know the lockdown was no longer in effect.CanadaNov 15
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Train derailment near Fermor and the Perimeter sends one person to hospitalPolice say one person has been taken to hospital after what is being called a "major" train derailment near the South Perimeter Highway and Fermor Avenue.TrendingNov 22
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Ohio residents see US$600M class-action settlement approved for train derailmentJudge Benita Pearson gave the deal final approval after a hearing where the lawyers who negotiated it with the railroad argued that residents overwhelmingly supported it.U.S. NewsSep 25
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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
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Delicate TTC tracks mean slow subways are ‘new normal,’ advocacy group worriesThe TTC has introduced restricted speed zones in places where 'certain defects have been documented' in order to reduce the wear and tear older portions of track suffer.CanadaSep 30
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‘Worst’ flash floods in Spain leave dozens dead, turn streets into riversAt least 63 people have died in eastern Spain after flash floods swept away cars and disrupted highways in the worst natural disaster to hit the country in recent memory.WorldOct 30
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Sea Bears captain Chad Posthumus dies after surgery complications, team saysThe Winnipeg native was in intensive care due to surgical complications after suffering a brain aneurysm during a training session earlier this month.SportsNov 21
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Fatality inquiry into Alberta boxer Tim Hague’s knockout death recommends better oversightTim Hague competed in a boxing match licensed by the Edmonton Combative Sports Commission in June 2017 when his opponent, former CFL player Adam Braidwood, knocked him unconscious.CanadaNov 5
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‘The right training’: Winnipeg firefighters hone investigation skills to tackle arsonLocal firefighters have their hands full tackling an uptick in arsons, the Wnnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) says, and they're coming up with innovative ways to fight back.FireNov 21
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Moldova on course to join EU. What to know about the narrow voteThe “No” vote had looked to be ahead in the referendum right until the last few thousand votes were counted from the country’s large diaspora.WorldOct 21
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South Edmonton crash sees front end of train ‘partially derailed,’ disrupts LRT serviceThe Edmonton Police Service is now investigating.TrafficAug 26
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Transgender skier worries Alberta bill would ban her from competingAlberta's United Conservative Party government introduced last week the Fairness and Safety in Sport Act. It has passed first reading in the legislature.PoliticsNov 8
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Quebec wants to make doctors they teach to work in public system to startHealth Minister Christian Dubé announced that he is looking into a bill that would make new doctors trained in Quebec temporarily stay out of the private system.CanadaNov 4
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First World War airmen from New Brunswick were pioneers of air warfareAirmen from New Brunswick were pioneers of air warfare during the First World War. During that time, aircrafts were in the development stage.CanadaNov 9
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Kimberly Proctor’s killer denied day parole but can tour minimum security prisonOn Friday, Cameron Moffat had a parole hearing and Kimberly Proctor's family travelled from Vancouver Island to Mountain Institution in Agassiz for the hearing.CrimeNov 22
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One person injured in a early-season avalanche in SW AlbertaThe weather may be unusually dry in southern Alberta but search and rescue crews say an early season avalanche in the Crowsnest Pass is a reminder its winter in alpine areas.EnvironmentNov 4
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Canada, Indonesia agree to trade pact as APEC summit braces for TrumpThe APEC summit marked the end of trade talks that should lead to Canada signing a new deal with the world's fourth-most populous country next year.CanadaNov 16
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B.C. trans athlete says she is done being the target of hate, bigotry"Throughout my entire playing career, I've been outed and attacked by everyone from players to coaches to fans." Athlete Harriet MacKenzie took to social media to tell her story.PerspectivesNov 7