US Seals dispute over Bin Laden killing BBC News
A public row has arisen over which US commando fired the shot that killed Osama Bin Laden, more than three years after the al-Qaeda leader's death. Ex-Navy Seal Robert O'Neill, 38, has told the Washington Post in a new interview he fired the fatal shot.
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A public row has arisen over which US commando fired the shot that killed Osama Bin Laden, more than three years after the al-Qaeda leader's death. Ex-Navy Seal Robert O'Neill, 38, has told the Washington Post in a new interview he fired the fatal shot.
Another Ex-Commando Says He Shot Bin Laden
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Canadian soldier killed during training in Wainwright, Alberta Ottawa Citizen
One Canadian Forces member has died, and another has received minor injuries as a result of a training incident at 3rd Canadian Division Training Centre in Wainwright, Alta., the military announced Thursday. The incident occurred on Monday Nov.
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One Canadian Forces member has died, and another has received minor injuries as a result of a training incident at 3rd Canadian Division Training Centre in Wainwright, Alta., the military announced Thursday. The incident occurred on Monday Nov.
Soldier dies during training in Wainwright, Alta.
Soldier dies after training incident at CFB Wainwright, Alta.
Soldier dies after training exercise injury at Alberta base
Syria conflict: Khorasan group targeted by US air strikes BBC News
The US military says it has carried out air strikes against the al-Qaeda-linked Khorasan group in north-western Syria. The US hit five targets related to the group, including several vehicles and buildings, near the border with Turkey. The UK-based Syrian ...
Syria's Ahrar al-Sham says coalition strikes on it killed civilians - statementReuters UK
American Fighter Jets Carry Out Series of Airstrikes Against Qaeda Cell in SyriaNew York Times
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The US military says it has carried out air strikes against the al-Qaeda-linked Khorasan group in north-western Syria. The US hit five targets related to the group, including several vehicles and buildings, near the border with Turkey. The UK-based Syrian ...
Syria's Ahrar al-Sham says coalition strikes on it killed civilians - statement
American Fighter Jets Carry Out Series of Airstrikes Against Qaeda Cell in Syria
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Record-breaking pace of poppy sales leading to shortages CBC.ca
Poppy sales in Canada are on a record-breaking pace and there is even the possibility that some legions might run out of poppies to sell. So far this year, 19 million poppies have been distributed, which is a million more than last year on the same date.
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Poppy sales in Canada are on a record-breaking pace and there is even the possibility that some legions might run out of poppies to sell. So far this year, 19 million poppies have been distributed, which is a million more than last year on the same date.
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Witness recalls horror as woman fatally struck on sidewalk Toronto Sun
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Germany launches celebration wall fall Sky News Australia
Germany is expecting millions to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the epochal fall of the Berlin Wall, with rock stars and freedom activists joining the party. Chancellor Angela Merkel, who grew up in communist East Germany, will lead three days of ...
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Germany is expecting millions to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the epochal fall of the Berlin Wall, with rock stars and freedom activists joining the party. Chancellor Angela Merkel, who grew up in communist East Germany, will lead three days of ...
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AC/DC's Phil Rudd and that drummer stereotype Sydney Morning Herald
The news that the charge relating to Phil Rudd allegedly trying to arrange a hitman has been dropped mean AC/DC fans can relax and laugh - a little. He's still up on other charges in New Zealand and, according to sources near the band, on the outer with ...
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd murder plot charge droppedBBC News
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The news that the charge relating to Phil Rudd allegedly trying to arrange a hitman has been dropped mean AC/DC fans can relax and laugh - a little. He's still up on other charges in New Zealand and, according to sources near the band, on the outer with ...
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd murder plot charge dropped
Murder-for-hire charge against AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd dropped
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd no longer facing murder-for-hire charge
Vision Vancouver list reveals $2.2-million in campaign donations The Globe and Mail
Vancouver's ruling civic party has already raised $2.2-million this year alone, with corporations – especially those in the local development industry – accounting for two-thirds of that. Vision Vancouver has also received $320,000 from unions so far.
Bob Kasting drops out of Vancouver mayoral raceCBC.ca
LaPointe wants citizens 'alienated' by Vision to again feel part of city (with video)The Province
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Vancouver's ruling civic party has already raised $2.2-million this year alone, with corporations – especially those in the local development industry – accounting for two-thirds of that. Vision Vancouver has also received $320,000 from unions so far.
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Former Parks Canada director concerned about development in northern Quebec Mountain View Gazette
MONTREAL - A former director general of Parks Canada has written a letter to Premier Philippe Couillard expressing concern that his government is backtracking on a major commitment in the development of northern Quebec. The government had previously ...
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MONTREAL - A former director general of Parks Canada has written a letter to Premier Philippe Couillard expressing concern that his government is backtracking on a major commitment in the development of northern Quebec. The government had previously ...
CANADA STOCKS-TSX steady after ECB comments, SNC decline Reuters
... * TSX up 15.12 points, or 0.1 percent, at 14,563.38 * Seven of 10 main index sectors advance * SNC tumbles 8.1 percent on outlook, job cuts * Canadian Natural jumps nearly 4 percent By John Tilak TORONTO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index ...
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... * TSX up 15.12 points, or 0.1 percent, at 14,563.38 * Seven of 10 main index sectors advance * SNC tumbles 8.1 percent on outlook, job cuts * Canadian Natural jumps nearly 4 percent By John Tilak TORONTO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index ...
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