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Armed assailants abduct more schoolchildren in NigeriaNigeria State Police said it received reports of 'armed bandits' entering St. Mary’s secondary school, which boards students aged 12 to 17, at about 2 a.m. on Friday.TrendingNov 21
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50 schoolchildren escape Nigerian abduction, but more remain captiveFifty of the 303 schoolchildren who were abducted from a Catholic school in north-Central Nigeria's Niger state have escaped, but 253 students and 12 teachers remain held captive.WorldNov 23
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Nicki Minaj praises ‘handsome’ Donald Trump at Turning Point USA event'You have amazing role models like the assassin, JD Vance,' the rapper said before going silent, realizing what word she used in front of Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika.EntertainmentDec 22
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Drug ring targeting women on ‘LeoList’ disrupted, RCMP and CBSA sayA drug ring that allegedly targeted women through a classified advertisement website has been disrupted, Canadian law enforcement officials say.CrimeDec 22
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Ontario cars bound for Vietnam, Nigeria had VINs ‘altered with such precision,’ police sayPolice in Ontario have dismantled a criminal organization allegedly responsible for stolen vehicles destined for international export to countries such as Nigeria and Vietnam.CrimeOct 2
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Trump expands U.S. travel ban and restrictions to 20 more countriesFive more countries and the Palestinian Authority were added to the list of countries facing a full ban on travel to the U.S., while new limits were imposed on 15 other countries.WorldDec 16
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Tuberculosis outbreak declared among Edmonton inner-city homeless populationThere's been 12 tuberculosis cases in 2025 linked to Edmonton's inner city and homeless population, which Alberta health officials say is a significant increase over past years.HealthNov 13
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Measles-free status in jeopardy in the Americas as outbreaks continueThe Pan American Health Organization says ongoing outbreaks of measles in the Americas mean Canada, the United States and Mexico are in danger of losing their measles-free status.HealthOct 6
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Canada, major fossil-fuel producers widen gap between output and climate targets: reportA new report, produced by three climate change non-profit research groups, says Canada is among the countries derailing the world's plans to combat climate change.EconomySep 22
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Friends of slain Calgary care worker call for change: ‘She was so passionate’Friends of Deborah Onwu say her kindred spirit and compassion will live on forever. It's her legacy that has them advocating for positive change for care workers.CanadaSep 19
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‘Always dreamt of putting a chicken nugget in a cookie’: Wacky combos on offer at CNEThe Canadian National Exhibition is set to open its gates at the Exhibition Place on Friday, with carnival games, rides, performances and sweet treats on full display.CanadaAug 13
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Nigerian man handed 76-year sentence in sextortion of B.C. boyNigerian officials say a man who tried to blackmail a Surrey, B.C., teenager by posting his intimate images online has been sentenced to prison terms totalling 76 years.CrimeJun 23
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Over 14M children estimated not to have received single vaccine in 2024: UNOfficials acknowledged that the collapse of international aid this year will make it more difficult to reduce the number of unprotected children.HealthJul 15
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U.S. deports immigrants to the kingdom of Eswatini, where they have no tiesThe U.S. has sent a handful of immigrants to the African kingdom of Eswatini, where they have no ties, according to the Department of Homeland Security.U.S. NewsJul 16
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HIV programs’ U.S. funding must be replaced to avoid millions of deaths: UNUnited Nations officials warn that if the funding isn’t replaced, it could lead to more than four million AIDS-related deaths and six million more HIV infections by 2029.HealthJul 10
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Welcome to Saint John: Meet a heart surgeon who’s saving lives and planting rootsThe City of Saint John is on track to welcome 22,500 new immigrants by 2030 and the city is expecting newcomers to fuel key sectors, including health care.CanadaJun 19
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‘You will win again’: Masai Ujiri bids farewell to Toronto in YouTube videoThe Toronto Raptors “will win again,” Masai Ujiri says as the team’s former vice-chairman and president formally bid farewell to fans in a YouTube video Monday.SportsJul 7
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Calgary police continue probe after 8 people hurt in market equipment collapseInvestigators did not immediately say whether the injured have since been released from hospital.CanadaJun 30
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Masai Ujiri out as vice-chairman, president of Toronto RaptorsMasai Ujiri is out as vice-chairman and president of the Toronto Raptors, marking the end of a more than decade-long run that delivered the franchise's first NBA title.SportsJun 27
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Proposed lawsuit alleges Toronto violated refugees’ rights by denying shelter bedsA proposed class-action lawsuit alleges Toronto violated refugee claimants’ Charter rights by denying them access to shelter beds for nearly a year.CanadaJun 4