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    • Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland appears before the Standing Committee on International Trade regarding NAFTA on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017.
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    • Steve Schreter poses in his clothing store in Montreal, Wednesday, September 12, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
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    • The construction site of the hydroelectric facility at Muskrat Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador is seen on Tuesday, July 14, 2015. It has been called a "boondoggle" ??? by the man in charge.The Muskrat Falls hydro megaproject, a massive dam and powerhouse harnessing the lower Churchill River near Happy Valley-Goose Bay in Labrador, is not even yet complete.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
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    Typhoon lashes south China after killing 36 in Philippines

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  • View of the Plaza Garibaldi square in downtown Mexico City on September 15, 2018 a day after gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians killed four people and wounded nine others. - The five assailants carried out the shootings shortly before 10pm on Friday (0300 GMT Saturday) in the busy Plaza Garibaldi -popular with foreign tourists. Neither the motive for the attack nor the identities of the gunmen were known, but the area is located near the Tepito neighbourhood, where a cartel considered the largest criminal organization in the capital operates. (Photo by Alfredo ESTRELLA / AFP) (Photo credit should read ALFREDO ESTRELLA/AFP/Getty Images)

    Gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians kill 5

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    Minke whale caught in the cracks of rescue system

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  • Image: Hurricane FlorenceMike Pollack searches for a drain in the yard of his flooded waterfront home a day after Hurricane Florence hit the area, on Sept. 15, 2018 in Wilmington, North Carolina.

    Relentless rain threatens North Carolina agricultural town

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  • Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.

    Trump is souring on Jim Mattis

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    Remembrance Day ad gets mixed reviews

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  • Alaskan police have wrongly told a family that their son had died in a car accident.

    Couple accused of leaving 5-year-old in woods as punishment

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    Trade disputes, lawsuits driving up Ottawa's legal bills

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  • Pompeo doubles down on criticism of Kerry

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  • Conservative MP Maxime Bernier talks with media in Ottawa on Wednesday, June 13, 2018.

    Bernier says even the NDP might want to join his new People’s Party

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  • FILE: Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort leaves a U.S. District Court after attending a motions hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S. April 19, 2018.

    How Manafort’s plea brings the Russia probe closer to end game

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    Looking back at Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope

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  • Toronto shocked by 'cowardly act': Mayor

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  • The Dalai Lama meeting fans and faithful after arriving in Rotterdam on Friday

    Dalai Lama: I knew of sex abuse by Buddhist teachers since '90s

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  • Officers and paramedics arrived at the scene just after 11:30 p.m. Saturday to find a man not breathing.

    Young man dies after fall from Scarborough bridge

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  • The first country to legalize pot is taking it slow

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  • Charles E. Grassley and Dianne Feinstein, the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is scheduled to vote on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh on Thursday.

    New Kavanaugh disclosure shows little sign of blocking nomination

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  • Globally, Canada is considered a pretty happy place. In 2018, the country finished seventh out of 156 countries on the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network World Happiness Report.However, not every region of this vast country has gotten an equal share of that happiness—issues such as living standards, work/life balance, concern about climate change and difficulty finding fulfilling work have led residents in some regions to report lower quality of life. Using Statistics Canada and other data on life satisfaction, let’s take a look at the most unhappy places in Canada.

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    Do you live in one of Canada’s unhappiest places?

    Globally, Canada is considered a pretty happy place. In 2018, the country finished seventh out of 156 countries on the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network World Happiness Report. However, not every region of this vast country has gotten an equal share of that happiness—issues such as living standards, work/life balance, concern about climate change and difficulty finding fulfilling work have led residents in some regions to report lower quality of life. Using Statistics Canada and other data on life satisfaction, let’s take a look at the most unhappy places in Canada.

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  • Canadian taxpayers helped to pay for $286 cushions for diplomats: CTF

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  • Pressure increase reported in Massachusetts gas pipeline, NTSB says

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  • Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he plans to hold more municipal governments than just Toronto's accountable for how they spend taxpayer money.

    What comes after Toronto city hall fight?

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  • A car travels past a sinkhole in downtown Wilmington, N.C., after Hurricane Florence traveled through the area Sunday, Sept. 16, 2018. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

    Florence death toll at 14, including 2 from carbon monoxide

    The death toll attributed to Florence stands at 14, including 10 in North Carolina and four in South Carolina. —23-year-old Michael Dalton Prince died Sunday after the truck he was riding in lost control on a flooded two-lane road in Georgetown County, South Carolina, said Coroner Kenny Johnson. The driver and another passenger escaped after the truck landed upside down in a flooded ditch. —63-year-old Mark Carter King and 61-year-old Debra Collins ...

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  • How Trump Jr. became the president's most vocal defender

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  • North Korea, which celebrated the 70th anniversary of its founding this week, is the least democratic country in the world right now, according to the latest Democracy Index ranking from The Economist Intelligence Unit.

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  • Cave rescue for Thai soccer team has no easy solution

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  • What it's really like to fly into a hurricane, and why it's important

    Hurricane Hunter Jon Zawizlak sips ginger ale and eats pretzels before he flies into big storms. The turbulence can get a bit rough, and he'd rather not be dealing with any funny stomach issues on an eight hour research flight.

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    Small Quebec village smashes world record with 962-kilo tourtière

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  • Amaya Simpson, 16, says she shot a cougar with a bow and arrow, scaring it off, just as it was about to attack her younger brother. Her father later tracked down the animal and shot it dead.

    Teen fires arrow at cougar, saving life of her 6-year-old brother

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  • Wealthiest Republican supporter in Ohio quits party

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  • Search for Agent Orange underway on Canadian military base

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  • Witnesses report a dog first attacked a toddler before it turned on its owner.

    Dog attack kills Alberta woman

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    Deadly ghost net entangles, drowns Fraser River seals

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  • Kianni Arroyo, Zac LaRocca-Stravalle, twin sisters Ava and Sophia, and twin sisters Vivianna and Addeline, who all have the same donor father, share a meal together during their reunion in a Boston suburb.

    Her 44 siblings came from one donor's sperm. She wants to meet them all.

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  • Cynthia Nixon said at her concession speech on Thursday: “We have fundamentally changed the political landscape in this state. And we have changed what is expected of a Democratic candidate running in New York.”

    What went wrong for Cynthia Nixon: analysis

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  • Hurricane Florence is seen from the International Space Station as it churns in the Atlantic Ocean towards the east coast of the United States, September 10, 2018. NASA/Handout via

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    Hurricane Florence barrels towards Carolinas

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  • Trudeau addresses groping allegation

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    PM Trudeau addresses groping allegation from nearly two decades ago

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    See how hot Canadian cities are becoming

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  • Collision investigators on the scene of a fatal crash in Chilliwack, B.C., on Saturday morning.

    B.C. crash leaves one dead

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  • A man stands in a room in a house church in Puyang in China's central Henan province on Aug. 13, 2018.

    Xi’s China seeks to put state stamp on faith

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  • Defense attorney Kevin Downing departs following a plea agreement hearing for his client former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort ahead of a trial on a range of charges stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election at U.S. District Court in Washington, U.S., September 14, 2018.

    What could Manafort share with Mueller? A lot, potentially

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  •  On August 5, 1996, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey broke ground on a towering complex in Lower Manhattan. The development replaced Radio Row, a bustling district for buying and selling electronic equipment. But the demolition left merchants without a place of business and just $3,000 apiece in compensation, fueling controversy. In a  statement on air, local radio manager Sam Slate said the construction proved that "no home or business is safe from the caprice of government." The anger faded as the skyline made way for seven new buildings, including the landmark Twin Towers, which opened in 1973. At more than 1,360 feet tall, the towers were the tallest buildings in the world at the time of their completion. They were also a symbol of New York City, appearing in numerous films and television shows. On an average weekday in the 1990s, they hosted around 50,000 employees and 20,000 visitors.  But the World Trade Center's size and prominence also made it a target for unwanted attention, and ultimately attacks. Over its decades-long history, the structures endured fires, bombings, and robberies, and fell on September 11, 2001 when terrorists crashed planes into the towers, killing nearly 3,000 people and decimating the structures.  Now, after 16 years of construction, the new, seven-building complex on the World Trade Center site is nearing completion. The development has re-animated the once-sparse Financial District, which is home to  more residents than ever before.  The following aerial images trace the World Trade Center's complicated history, from its groundbreaking in 1996 to the grand opening of 3 World Trade Center on June 11, 2018.

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    Aerial images of the World Trade Center show the site's evolution from 1966 to now

    See the evolution of the World Trade Center site, starting with its construction in 1966. Images show its progression through the 1993 bombing, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the site's spectacular reconstruction, which is nearly complete.

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  • :Heather Hiscox interviews member of dive team that found the soccer team in Thailand

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    Class is in session at Canada's first 'pot school'

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  • Missing family of four found safe, RCMP say

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  • Narcotics officers on Friday determined a white powdery substance found in two balloons at a middle school was cocaine.

    Boy brings cocaine-filled balloons to school; 13 kids hospitalized

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  • Nikki Haley, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, speaks during an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting.

    NYT says it was unfair on Haley curtain story

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  • The second tower of the World Trade Center bursts into flames after being hit by a hijacked airplane in New York September 11, 2001.

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  • Scientists Just Spotted A Vortex Of Hot Lava In Hawaii

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    Scientists spot a vortex of hot lava in Hawaii

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  • Pope Francis talks as he meets with young people at the Politeama square in Palermo

    Pope Francis expels Chilean priest accused of child sex abuse

    Pope Francis on Saturday expelled a Chilean priest under investigation in a case involving the sexual abuse of children, according to a report by local media on Saturday, amid a growing global abuse scandal that has shaken the Roman Catholic Church.

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  • US F-22s came face-to-face with Russia's top fighter

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  • FILE - In this May 23, 2018, file photo, Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, leaves the Federal District Court after a hearing, in Washington. A federal judge in Washington has denied Paul Manafort's request to move his second trial from the District of Columbia. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson says Manafort hasn't shown that he couldn't pick an impartial jury in the District of Columbia due to pre-trail publicity. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)

    Ex-Trump campaign boss Manafort pleads guilty

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    Authorities seize orange, Trump-shaped ecstasy pills

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  • Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian citizen who was detained and tortured in Sudan, speaks during a news conference on developments in his civil court case against the federal government, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Friday, Sept. 14, 2018. His lawyer, Paul Champ, left, and Amnesty International's Alex Neve look on.

    Indefinite delay in torture lawsuit by Cdn detained in Sudan

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  • Mounted Hamilton police ride down a street as people gather for the funeral procession of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo in Hamilton on Tuesday October 28, 2014.

    Woman run over by police horse in Ontario

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  • Pope Francis celebrates Mass in Palermo, Italy, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Pope Francis is paying tribute in Sicily to a priest who worked to keep youths away from the Mafia and was slain by mobsters. Francis has flown to the Mediterranean island on the 25th anniversary of the assassination in Palermo of the Rev. Giuseppe "Pino" Puglisi, who has been declared a martyr by the Vatican. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)

    Pope gives those in square a gift, jokes: 'don't pay for it'

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  • U.S. Supreme Court nominee judge Brett Kavanaugh testifies during his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., September 5, 2018.

    Kavanaugh denies claim after senator sends secret letter to FBI

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  • The 105-storey Ryugyong Hotel, the highest building under construction in North Korea, is seen lit up ahead of 70th anniversary of country's foundation in Pyongyang, September 6.

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  • Trump critic is Mexico's next president

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    Trump critic is Mexico's next president

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  • Todd Rathner, director of legislative affairs for Knife Rights, browses knifes during the Usual Suspect Gathering, where knife and other industry related vendors displayed and sold products last month in Las Vegas.

    Borrowing strategy from NRA, activists overturn knife restrictions

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  • RCMP investigate a fatal collision near Innisfree Saturday.

    2 dead in early morning Highway 16 collision near Innisfree

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    Storm Florence weakens but epic rains still expected on U.S. east coast

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  • President Donald Trump, left, joined by FEMA Administrator Brock Long, second from left, and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, center, speaks during a briefing on Hurricane Florence in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

    White House defends Trump on Puerto Rico death toll claim

    As Hurricane Florence bore down on the U.S., President Donald Trump angrily churned up the devastating storm of a year earlier, disputing the official death count from Hurricane Maria and falsely accusing Democrats of inflating the Puerto Rican toll to make him "look as bad as possible."

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  • Weekend of shootings in Toronto prompts calls for action

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  • File photo of a US Border Patrol agent standing near a crossing to Mexico at the San Ysidro port of entry along the US-Mexico border near San Diego.

    Border Patrol agent suspected of killing 4 women

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    2 children in critical condition after Hamilton crash

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  • Women deserve a place at the center of China’s revolutionary history

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  • Cynthia Nixon campaign blames high turnout for loss

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  • Plane missing on flight from Alberta to B.C.

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  • Sanya Boatter points out water damage on the walls and floors at the Start Smart Child Care Centre in Maple Ridge, B.C.

    B.C. child care centre in devastated by flood

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  • Arrest warrant issued for man who pulled gun on black students

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  • Cuomo defeats Cynthia Nixon in New York Democratic primary

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  • Doug Ford takes oath of office, sworn in as Ontario's 26th premier

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  • Ford fans flock to Queen's Park to 'celebrate our victory'

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  • Residents stand by a flooded road following the onslaught of Typhoon Mangkhut in Tuguegarao city in Cagayan province, northeastern Philippines, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. The typhoon slammed into the Philippines northeastern coast early Saturday, it's ferocious winds and blinding rain ripping off tin roof sheets and knocking out power, and plowed through the agricultural region at the start of the onslaught. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

    Typhoon lashes south China after killing 28 in Philippines

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  • OPP continue to search for missing boy on St. Lawrence River

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  • Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Brock Long speaks during a press conference on federal response to Hurricane Irma at FEMA headquarters in Washington, DC, on September 12, 2017.

    Alarm grows inside FEMA

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  • Joe Biden mocks Trump: 'Everybody's doing well'

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  • Seventeen years after airliners slammed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field, the official consensus that terrorists were behind the September 11 attacks is still widely rejected. Instead, the 9/11 Truth Movement embraces the 15 conspiracy theories listed here, most of which claim that the U.S. government was behind it all. From unbroken and non-existent windows to mysterious underwing pods, all these so-called “alternative truths” are intriguing, inventive...and have been extensively debunked.

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    Seventeen years after airliners slammed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field, the official consensus that terrorists were behind the September 11 attacks is still widely rejected. Instead, the 9/11 Truth Movement embraces the 15 conspiracy theories listed here, most of which claim that the U.S. government was behind it all. From unbroken and non-existent windows to mysterious underwing pods, all these so-called “alternative truths” are intriguing, inventive...and have been extensively debunked.

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  • President Trump Says Journalists Should be ‘Free From Fear’ While ‘Doing Their Job’

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  • FILE - In this Saturday, June 24, 2017, photo, a Tesla car recharges at a charging station at Cochran Commons shopping center in Charlotte, N.C.

    Minnesota man allegedly steals Tesla vehicle with smartphone app

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  • Ontario Premier Doug Ford sits with other PC party members as the legislature sits inside Queen’s Park in Toronto on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018.

    Tories to hold midnight session on controversial bill

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  • Firefighters and rescue crew pray in front of a home after removing a resident trapped inside, due to a fallen tree, during Hurricane Florence in Wilmington, North Carolina, U.S., on Friday, Sept. 14, 2018. Hurricane Florence is delivering driving wind, pelting rain and torrential flooding to North Carolina, killing at least two people as it grinds through the region. Photographer: Alex Wroblewski/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    Firefighters shaken by death of mother and baby

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  • Kavanaugh accused of sexual misconduct: report

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  • 'Friends don't do that to friends': Quebec finance minister on U.S. tariffs

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    Quebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao said Monday that Premier Philippe Couillard met with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and spoke to him about U.S. tariffs and told him they were unacceptable because "friends don't do that to friends."

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  • NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh holds Laurier LeSieur, 5 months, while speaking with his parents during a visit to the Rumble on Gray Street Fair, in Burnaby, B.C., on Saturday September 15, 2018. Singh is scheduled to be officially nominated as the party's candidate in the Burnaby-South byelection at a nomination meeting Saturday afternoon. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

    Jagmeet Singh set to run in Burnaby South

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    Melinda Karlsson's cyberbulling allegations heard in Toronto court

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  • Florence batters North Carolina, kills at least 14

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  • An American flag lies on a table in the old town hall in Nichols, S.C., which shows the damage it sustained from Hurricane Matthew’s flooding two years ago. Matthew damaged or destroyed 90 percent of the homes here.

    For some, Florence means starting over - again

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  • Man dies in Cape Cod shark attack

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  • '3,000 people did not die': Trump rejects Puerto Rico hurricane death toll report

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  • Accused serial killer's 2003 psychiatric report showed minimal risk

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    Bruce McArthur 2003 psychiatric report showed minimal risk

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  • Mugshot for Oscar Lozado. Sylviana Fink with her daughter Angelina.

    Man arrested in La. cold case murder of wife 7 years ago

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  • Rory McGouran is shown during the Humboldt Broncos' home opener in Humboldt, Sask., on Wednesday, Sept.12, 2018 against the Nipawin Hawks. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Rory McGouran MANDATORY CREDIT

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  • Ashrita Furman, who holds more Guinness World Records than anyone, attempts to set a new record for slicing the most watermelons in half on his own stomach in one minute in New York City, July 2018.

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  • St George before and after restoration

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  • Darcee Davidson and her four-year-old son Colton Voss.

    Four-year-old runs away from Winnipeg school twice in one day

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  • This Aug. 2, 2017 photo shows the U.S. border crossing post at the Canadian border between Vermont and Quebec. U.S. officials warned that Canadian marijuana users, employees and investors could face widespread problems when trying to cross the border. But a spokesperson for Bill Blair, minister of border security, downplayed any concerns.

    Trudeau government: Most pot users won’t face problems

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    CAIRO - Acting on a judge's order, Egyptian police detained the sons of former president Hosni Mubarak on Saturday along with three others in connection with insider trading charges for which the five are on trial, security officials said. They said the arrests were ordered by judge Ahmed Aboul-Fetouh before he adjourned the case's hearings until Oct. 20. The Mubarak sons — wealthy businessman Alaa and Mubarak's one-time heir apparent Gamal — were ...

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  • Israeli border police arrest protesters and activists blocking Israeli army bulldozer operating at the West Bank Bedouin community of Khan al-Ahmar, Friday, Sept. 14, 2018. Israel's Supreme Court on Wednesday cleared the way for the demolition of a Bedouin village in the West Bank, rejecting a final appeal in a case that has drawn heavy international criticism and become a rallying cry for the Palestinians. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)

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    VICTORIA - Matilda Borden liked to pour a cup of tea to display her basket making expertise, proving her cups made from material gathered in British Columbia's forests were watertight, says her granddaughter Brenda Crabtree. Not one drop would leak, recalls Crabtree, who is also a basket-making artist and Aboriginal programs director at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver. "She was showing off and it's really, truly the mark of ...

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  • FILE - In this Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 file photo, businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, left, shows Russian President Vladimir Putin, around his factory which produces school means, outside St. Petersburg, Russia. Experts say Putin isn‚Äôt necessarily dictating every Russian influence campaign abroad. Some accused of meddling in the 2016 U.S. elections appear to be ambitious individuals taking the initiative based on signals from the presidential entourage. Proximity to Putin is key in such initiatives, and one of the most successful was purportedly launched by a player in his court: Yevgeny Prigozhin. (Alexei Druzhinin/Pool Photo via AP, File)

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    MOSCOW - As alleged Russian plots, conspiracies and crimes unfold against the West, prosecutors and pundits routinely blame Vladimir Putin or a circle of Kremlin insiders said to be acting on direct orders from the president. Putin may indeed have involvement in some shadowy schemes, but is he micromanaging every suspected poisoning, computer hack and influence campaign? Experts say not necessarily. Instead, they say Putin and his entourage may ...

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    Twitter/Google Maps/Business Insider A huge motorway bridge collapsed in Genoa, northern Italy, on Tuesday morning. At least 22 people are confirmed dead. Before-and-after photos of the bridge show the striking nature of the disaster. A motorway bridge collapsed in northern Italy on Tuesday morning, killing at least 22 people. A section of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa measuring about 262 feet long, and located 164 feet above ground, gave in...

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