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Wal-Mart removing Confederate flag items from stores
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BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Wal-Mart said Monday it is removing any items from its store shelves and website that feature the Confederate flag. The announcement by the world's biggest retailer comes as the shooting deaths of nine people at a historic black church ...
Wal-Mart, Sears to pull Confederate flags from storesToronto Sun
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BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Wal-Mart said Monday it is removing any items from its store shelves and website that feature the Confederate flag. The announcement by the world's biggest retailer comes as the shooting deaths of nine people at a historic black church ...
Wal-Mart, Sears to pull Confederate flags from stores
Transcript: Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina on Removing the Confederate Flag
Republican candidates embrace call to remove Confederate flag
Toronto Star
New charges in Lac-Mégantic derailment
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MONTREAL—Several key actors employed by the railway company behind the 2013 train disaster in Lac-Mégantic, Que., are facing new criminal charges in relation to the crash that killed 47 people. Montreal, Maine and Atlantic rail company president and ...
Six former railway employees charged in Lac-Mégantic disasterThe Globe and Mail
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MONTREAL—Several key actors employed by the railway company behind the 2013 train disaster in Lac-Mégantic, Que., are facing new criminal charges in relation to the crash that killed 47 people. Montreal, Maine and Atlantic rail company president and ...
Six former railway employees charged in Lac-Mégantic disaster
New Charges Laid in Canada's Lac-Megantic Rail Disaster
Canadian Pacific Rail says cooperating with safety probe
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Taliban attack Afghanistan's parliament, seize second district in north
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KABUL (Reuters) - A Taliban suicide bomber and six gunmen attacked the Afghan parliament on Monday as lawmakers met to consider a new defense minister, and another district in the volatile north fell to the militants as they intensified a summer offensive.
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KABUL (Reuters) - A Taliban suicide bomber and six gunmen attacked the Afghan parliament on Monday as lawmakers met to consider a new defense minister, and another district in the volatile north fell to the militants as they intensified a summer offensive.
Extremists have united in new offensive: Afghan UN envoy
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Taliban attacks Afghan parliament, seizes key northern district
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Woman gets probation, $250 fine for streaming live sex show from Windsor ...
National Post
WINDSOR, Ont. — A daring young woman who performed a live Internet sex show at the Windsor Public Library that made headlines across the continent has pleaded guilty to committing an indecent act. Alexandria (Alexa) Morra, 22, who went by the user ...
Library sex shows add up to $250 fineLondon Free Press
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National Post
WINDSOR, Ont. — A daring young woman who performed a live Internet sex show at the Windsor Public Library that made headlines across the continent has pleaded guilty to committing an indecent act. Alexandria (Alexa) Morra, 22, who went by the user ...
Library sex shows add up to $250 fine
Library sex shows add up to $250 fine for Windsor, Ont., woman
Woman accused of streaming live sex shows from Windsor library pleads guilty
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John Salmon's manslaughter conviction overturned
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A man who fought for 45 years to clear his name of a manslaughter conviction was exonerated by an Ontario court today after experts said his common-law wife's death was linked to her having suffered a stroke. On Monday morning, the Ontario Court of ...
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CBC.ca
A man who fought for 45 years to clear his name of a manslaughter conviction was exonerated by an Ontario court today after experts said his common-law wife's death was linked to her having suffered a stroke. On Monday morning, the Ontario Court of ...
Orillia man's 45-year quest for exoneration in wife's death ends with acquittal
Ontario man exonerated 45 years after being wrongly convicted of killing his wife
Man's exoneration triggers absolution for one family, pain for another
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Diddy arrested on campus of UCLA, where son is on football team
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LOS ANGELES - Hip-hop music mogul Diddy was arrested Monday on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles, where his son is on the football team, police said. Diddy, 45, whose real name is Sean Combs, was arrested at UCLA's Acosta ...
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LOS ANGELES - Hip-hop music mogul Diddy was arrested Monday on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles, where his son is on the football team, police said. Diddy, 45, whose real name is Sean Combs, was arrested at UCLA's Acosta ...
Sean 'Diddy' Combs arrested at UCLA on suspicion of assault with a deadly ...
Sean 'Diddy' Combs arrested in an assault with a kettlebell, UCLA says
Diddy Arrested for Assault on Football Coach
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Tory supporters form HarperPAC advertising unit to target election rivals
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Supporters of Stephen Harper have formed a political-advertising unit separate from the Conservative Party that will run attack ads, targeting Facebook, Google and Twitter users, to help the Tory re-election effort as a federal ballot approaches. HarperPAC ...
Andrew Coyne: Striking a balance between free speech and fairness in third ...National Post
Prime minister's friends set up political action committee to battle the left as ...Edmonton Journal
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Supporters of Stephen Harper have formed a political-advertising unit separate from the Conservative Party that will run attack ads, targeting Facebook, Google and Twitter users, to help the Tory re-election effort as a federal ballot approaches. HarperPAC ...
Andrew Coyne: Striking a balance between free speech and fairness in third ...
Prime minister's friends set up political action committee to battle the left as ...
Pro-Conservative HarperPAC launches to counter union-backed ads
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Footprints uncovered off BC coast could be oldest in North America
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More than 13,000 years ago, two adults and a child walked around a fire pit on Calvert Island, off the coast of British Columbia. The footprints they left in soft clay near the shore were soon covered with black sand, which hid them until a team of archeologists ...
Human footprints found along BC shoreline may be oldest on continentVancouver Sun
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More than 13,000 years ago, two adults and a child walked around a fire pit on Calvert Island, off the coast of British Columbia. The footprints they left in soft clay near the shore were soon covered with black sand, which hid them until a team of archeologists ...
Human footprints found along BC shoreline may be oldest on continent
Footprints found on B.C.'s Calvert Island may be oldest on continent
Human Footprints Found In BC May Be Oldest In North America
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John Furlong blames article for wife's death
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Former Olympics CEO John Furlong says he blames a damaging Georgia Straight article for the death of his wife. Furlong testified in B.C. Supreme Court that Deborah Furlong died in a car accident in April 2013 while the two were in Ireland escaping stress ...
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CBC.ca
Former Olympics CEO John Furlong says he blames a damaging Georgia Straight article for the death of his wife. Furlong testified in B.C. Supreme Court that Deborah Furlong died in a car accident in April 2013 while the two were in Ireland escaping stress ...
Furlong was told abuse allegations would go away for $5K: trial
Choked up Furlong takes witness stand, denies abuse allegations
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Clement extending federal travel, hospitality rules to Crown corporations
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OTTAWA – The Harper government is attempting to boost its credibility as a manager of the public purse by tightening up travel and hospitality spending at Crown corporations. Treasury Board President Tony Clement said Monday that he's been made aware ...
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OTTAWA – The Harper government is attempting to boost its credibility as a manager of the public purse by tightening up travel and hospitality spending at Crown corporations. Treasury Board President Tony Clement said Monday that he's been made aware ...
Tony Clement says Crown corporations to be hit with new travel restrictions
Ensuring Oversight for Crown Corporation Travel and Hospitality Expenses
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