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Russian government resigns as Vladimir Putin plans future The surprise move came after President Vladimir Putin announced plans to change the constitution.
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B.C. psychologist apologizes for one-sided opinion in family courtWhen psychologist Dr. Cindy Hardy informed a judge that a nine-year-old B.C. boy might deliberately hurt himself if he had to visit his dad in Alberta, she did so without ever speaking to the father.
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Peter MacKay running for Conservative leadership | CTV NewsProminent Conservative Peter MacKay is running for Conservative party leadership.
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Belgium euthanasia: Three doctors accused in unprecedented trial Tine Nys's family say her request to die after a relationship ended should never have been granted.
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Federal government to spend hundreds of millions more to keep CF-18s fighting fitThe federal government is planning to invest hundreds of millions of dollars more to ensure Canada's aging CF-18s can still fight while the country waits for replacement jets, which were originally expected years ago.
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Don?t Blame Climate Change For Raging Wildfires, Blame Bad Management California and Australia share a common enemy: overzealous environmental regulation. In both places, the unintended consequences of a radical environmentalist agenda has been massive wildfires.
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Canada?s Missing Heat: Stations Across The Country Show More Cooling Than WarmingToday we look at Canadian temperature trends using the data from the Japan Meteorological Institute (JMA) for stations where they have data available going back to at least the mid 1990s.The data hardly show the trends you?d expect from a place that is
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Solar Minimum is becoming very deep indeed. Over the weekend, the sun set a Space Age record for spotlessness. So far in 2019, the sun has been without sunspots for more than 270 days, including the last 33 days in a row. Since the Space Age began, no oth The previous record-holder was the year 2008, when the sun was blank for 268 days. That was during the epic Solar Minimum of 2008-2009, formerly the deepest of the Space Age. Now 2019 has moved into first place.Solar Minimum is a normal part of the 11
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Thousands of responses to medically assisted dying survey swamp government websiteIt seems a lot of Canadians have something to say about medical assistance in dying.In just over 24 hours, more than 37,900 people filled out the federal government's new online survey on changing the assisted dying regime, according to the office of
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Russian PM submits resignation to Putin: Tass reportRussian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev submitted his resignation to President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, Tass news agency reports.Russian news agencies said Putin thanked Medvedev for his service, but noted the prime minister's cabinet failed to ful
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What kind of data is my new car collecting about me? Nearly everything it can, apparentlyYour car knows all about you ? your habits, where you like to go and when, and maybe even what sort of temperament you have. Cameras inside cars even track your eyes to see whether you?re watching the road.
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As Australia burns, a plan for a joint seaborne firefighting unit is getting a second lookThe devastating wave of wildfires ravaging Australia has rekindled interest in an unsolicited proposal dropped on the Canadian government four years ago: a call for Canada and Australia to develop and share a couple of strategic water bomber squadrons.
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Maple Leaf CEO asked parliamentarians to not sanction Chinese officialsThe CEO of Maple Leaf Foods, Michael McCain, called on parliamentarians to back off on calling for sanctions for Chinese officials last month, according to a copy of a letter obtained by CTV News.
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Trump's Syria policy now appears to be ? quite literally ? 'blood for oil' For decades, critics of U.S. foreign policy have claimed it's largely built around securing control of foreign oil. Donald Trump is doing his best to prove them right.
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A lazy fix 20 years ago means the Y2K bug is taking down computers nowParking meters, cash registers and a professional wrestling video game have fallen foul of a computer glitch related to the Y2K bug.The Y2020 bug, which has taken many payment and computer systems offline, is a long-lingering side effect of attempts t
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Maple Leaf Foods CEO takes aim at U.S. government over downing of PS752 by IranThe CEO of Maple Leaf Foods spoke out against the United States?government days after an Iranian missile accidentally shot down a Ukrainian jetliner, killing all 176 people on board ? including, he said, the family of a company employee.
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Wexit Canada becomes eligible federal political partyWexit officially became an eligible political party at the federal level on Friday.
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Taiwan election: Tsai Ing-wen wins second presidential term President Tsai Ing-wen sweeps to victory in what is seen as a rebuke to China's growing influence.
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The telling tale of Glacier National Park?s "gone by 2020" signsFor years Glacier National Park has been warning on their visitor signs that their main attraction, the glaciers, would be ?gone by 2020.?
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British doctors accused of cashing in on secret 'virginity repair' operations At least 22 private clinics in England are believed to be offering hymenoplasty and patients flocking to London from abroad to undergo the constructive surgery.
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Iran deploys riot police as backlash against government grows Protests across country as media outlets join outcry at shooting down of Ukrainian jet
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Unit headed by Iran?s Qassem Soleimani armed Canada?s enemies, former CSIS official says'I would speculate that he had a role in supplying Canada?s enemies. And those enemies subsequently hurt Canadians.' a former official with Canadian Security Intelligence says.
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Florida man gets 90 day sentence for spitting on man in MAGA hat Democrat Matthias Ajple, 43, was convicted of battering 67-year-old Robert Youngblood ? a Republican ? in an attack at Hurricane Grill & Wings in Vero Beach, documents obtained by The Smoking Gun show.
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Firefighter charged with starting 17 blazes in Australia while on bail ?for serious sex offences? AN AUSTRALIAN firefighter has been charged with deliberately starting 17 wildfires while on bail for alleged sex offences.
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Belching in a good way: How livestock could learn from Orkney sheepThe northernmost Orkney island, North Ronaldsay, is home to just 50 people and 2,000 sheep. Since the 19th Century, when islanders built a stone wall to confine the flock to the shoreline, it has survived on seaweed alone - and it now seems that this spec
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Val d'Isere: The doctor who hid a Jewish girl - and the resort that wants to forget A Jewish teenager avoided death in occupied France thanks to the kindness and bravery of a doctor in a small Alpine resort. But it's a story local people seem reluctant to remember, Rosie Whitehouse discovers.
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Pakistan forgiveness laws: The price of getting away with murder Thanks to forgiveness laws, murder doesn't always result in a jail sentence - or even a trial.
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Why Meghan and Harry have Canada in their sightsCanadians are excited at the prospect that the royal couple might make Canada their home.
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Sri Lanka elephants: 'Record number' of deaths in 2019 Officials warn that human activity is resulting in rising numbers of elephant deaths.