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Overnight standoff between armed militia, police shuts down Boston-area highwayThe group, "Rise of the Moors," does not recognize American laws but professes to be peaceful.WorldJul 3
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Hometown of Willie O’Ree to place skate of NHL player who broke the colour barrier on displayBauer Hockey recently unveiled a pair of skates with a custom graphic celebrating the achievements and life of Willie O’Ree — the man who broke the NHL's colour barrier.SportsFeb 19
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Nova Scotia’s Tree for Boston officially lit Thursday nightBoston Mayor Marty Walsh said in the release that Thursday's celebration will be a reminder of the importance of working together.CanadaDec 3, 2020
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Nova Scotia to send annual Christmas tree to Boston on MondayThe tree is the province’s annual thank you to Boston for sending medical personnel and supplies to Nova Scotia within hours of the Halifax Explosion.CanadaNov 16, 2020
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Nova Scotia’s 2020 tree for Boston is dedicated to frontline health-care workersNova Scotia is sending some love to Boston, by way of Cape Breton.CanadaNov 6, 2020
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Trudeau names former Liberal MP Rodger Cuzner as new consul general in BostonCuzner was an MP for Cape Breton for nearly 20 years but quit politics before the last federal election in 2019.PoliticsOct 30, 2020
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Toronto Raptors hope for Game 7 win against Boston CelticsThe Raptors and the Boston Celtics square off at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida in the finale of their Eastern Conference semifinal.SportsSep 11, 2020
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Toronto Raptors even up series against Boston Celtics with 100-93 winThe series is now a best-of three heading into Monday's Game 5.CanadaSep 5, 2020
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Boston to remove statue of slave kneeling at Abraham Lincoln’s feetBoston's arts commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to remove a statue that depicts a freed slave kneeling at Abraham Lincoln's feet.Jun 30, 2020
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Christopher Columbus statues beheaded, toppled, burned, thrown in lakeChristopher Columbus statues were damaged in Richmond, Va., and Boston, Mass., amid a growing backlash against monuments to racist figures.TrendingJun 10, 2020
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