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Ontario Fire Marshal investigating fatal house fire near NapaneeThe Ontario Fire Marshal is investigating a fatal house fire near Napanee that left one man dead and another in critical condition. Jesse Reynolds was at the scene today and has more on the challenges first responders faced while battling the blaze. If you want a slightly harder or softer version for homepage vs inside...Feb 9
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Major Crimes to investigate west end fire fatalitiesOver the weekend, a massive fire around Agnes and St. Mathews claimed the lives of two women, aged 18 and 48. Due to loss of life, Winnipeg Major Crimes Unit is now involved.CrimeFeb 9
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Clintons testify in Epstein investigation as DOJ faces accusations of withholding filesNivrita Ganguly joins Global’s Miranda Anthistle to discuss new accusations that the U.S. Justice Department is withholding documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, as Bill and Hillary Clinton testify before a U.S. congressional panel about their ties to the convicted sex offender.11 hours
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Epstein files: Calls grow in U.S. for more transparency, renewed investigationsSome international high-profile figures are now being held accountable for their ties to deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but no Americans have been charged since the release of the heavily redacted Epstein files. As Eric Sorensen reports, calls are growing in the U.S. for more transparency and renewed investigations.Global NationalFeb 19
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Epstein files: Clintons agree to testify in House investigationFormer U.S. president Bill Clinton and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in a House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein later this month.U.S. NewsFeb 3
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Epstein files: Investigation continues at ex-Prince Andrew’s former home following arrest, releaseUK authorities are still searching the former home of ex-Prince, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following his release from jail Thursday. The former royal was held and questioned for 11 hours on suspicion of sharing confidential government information with the late sex offender financier Jeffrey Epstein. Vincent McAviney reports from London.Global NationalFeb 20
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Extortion victim investigated for returning fireSurrey police say so far this year the city has seen 34 reported extortions and seven extortion-related shots fired incidents. But as Jordan Armstrong reports, one of the latest shootings, has a bizarre twist.Global BCJan 19
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Fire near Jacques Cartier Bridge under investigationWith the massive fire near the Jacques Cartier Bridge extinguished and demolition work now complete, Montreal police have launched an investigation into the cause of the blaze that brought traffic to a standstill. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, a future development project previously planned for the historic property has been put on hold.CanadaJan 22
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Surrey extortion victim being investigated for shots firedGlobal News has learned that an extortion victim in Surrey, whose house was targeted on the weekend, is now being investigated for allegedly returning fire. Jordan Armstrong has the exclusive details.BC1Jan 19
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RCMP investigating after logging equipment destroyed by fireRCMP are investigating after logging equipment near Lake Cowichan was destroyed by fire last week. The pieces of heavy machinery are located just down the road from ongoing anti-old growth logging protests. Kylie Stanton has more.Global News Hour at 6 BCJan 5
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Outside source to help Peterborough police investigate officer’s personal gun firing in homeAn outside source will help peterborough police investigate the discharging of an officer’s personal firearm inside a west-end home last week.CrimeJan 5
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DOJ begins releasing case files on Epstein sex-trafficking investigationAfter months of anticipation and occasional releases of smaller batches of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the U.S. Department of Justice made public a massive trove of documents known as the Epstein files. The DOJ admitted hundreds of thousands more files would take time to be released, raising questions about what happens...PoliticsDec 19, 2025
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Authorities investigating suspicious building fire in CoquitlamSome residents in the Tri-Cities and even Burnaby woke up to the smell of acrid smoke Sunday. Turns out a building in Coquitlam had caught fire early that morning. As Angela Jung reports, authorities are treating it as suspicious.Global News Hour at 6 BCDec 7, 2025
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Indian authorities investigating deadly fire that killed dozens at Goa nightclubOn Saturday, a deadly fire tore through a nightclub in Goa – a resort region massively popular with tourists. The blaze killed dozens of people, and authorities are still investigating the cause. Jillian Piper reports.WorldDec 7, 2025
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One person dead following Courtice house fireOne person is dead after an overnight house fire in Clarington on Monday. The flames caused so much damage to the home that it is slowing down the investigation. Moosa Imran reports.FireFeb 25
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Woman found dead in Edmonton house fire ruled a victim of homicideA memorial has formed outside the central Edmonton house where 39-year-old Teresa Katcheech was found dead after a fire. When investigators found a woman’s body in a house fire just north of downtown, they couldn’t initially identify her. As Sarah Ryan explains, police needed to use DNA from the children of Teresa Katcheech, 39, to...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonFeb 16
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Brampton firefighters battle 2 separate house firesFirefighters in Brampton were busy Wednesday morning battling two separate house fires in different parts of the city. As Nicole Di Donato reports, investigators have been called in to determine the causes.Feb 11
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Hillary Clinton calls for Trump to testify on Epstein filesFormer U.S. secretary of state and first lady Hillary Clinton has testified behind closed doors regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files and investigation. Mike Armstrong reports on what Clinton is saying she never did or had, why her deposition had to take a pause, and how she’s calling on President Donald Trump to testify.Global National3 hours
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Ex-prince Andrew released after arrest amid Epstein revelationsAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been released under investigation from police custody after being arrested amid revelations from the Jeffrey Epstein files. Vincent McAviney reports on what Andrew is being accused of, how King Charles is responding, and how it’s putting the Royal Family in a perilous situation.Global NationalFeb 19
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Former Prince Andrew likely to face criminal investigation over ties to EpsteinAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor is likely to face a criminal investigation over his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Revealed emails suggest that the former prince was feeding confidential information to Epstein. And, other emails in the files show that in 2010, Sarah Ferguson pleaded to work for Epstein because she “needed money.”The Morning ShowFeb 17