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Human Traffickers, Responsible For Death Of Indian Family In Blizzard, Jailed
Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, 29, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for organizing logistics and co-conspirator Steve Anthony Shand, 50, was sentenced to over 6 years for picking up migrants in the US.
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Layoffs Continue In US, Canada As Companies Uncertain Of Economy
Microsoft is cutting around 1,900 jobs at gaming divisions Activision Blizzard and Xbox.
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Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Likely to Lessen Competition, Says Canadian Justice Department
Canada's Department of Justice has concluded that Microsoft's deal to buy Activision Blizzard "is likely to" lead to less competition in some aspects of gaming, according to a court filing on Thursday. Microsoft has pressed for a decision in the court fight before the July 18 termination date for the deal. A ruling could come as early as next week.
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Worry In Gujarat Village Over Family's Death In US-Canada Border Blizzard
Reports of a family of four freezing to death while attempting to cross the US-Canada border has triggered concern in a village in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district after a resident said he was unable to contact his relatives who recently left for Canad
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Four Including Baby Freeze To Death Near US-Canada Border
Canadian authorities found the bodies of four people including a baby who apparently froze to death in a blizzard a few meters from the US border along a route used by migrants, officials said Thursday.
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Winter Storm Moves North From US, Paralyzing Eastern Canada
A blizzard tracking north from the United States caused car pileups and school closures, as heavy snows and powerful winds paralyzed eastern Canada on Wednesday.
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100 injured in highway wrecks in Canadian blizzard
A blizzard sweeping across the Canadian plains caused a chain of traffic crashes south of Edmonton, Alberta, injuring about 100 travelers, officials said on Thursday.
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US, Canada dig out after snowstorm; death toll 15
More than 220,000 homes and businesses remain remained without power on Sunday as the US Northeast and Canada dug out from a blizzard that dumped up to 3 feet (a meter) of snow on the most densely populated part of the region. The death toll was at 15.
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Human Traffickers, Responsible For Death Of Indian Family In Blizzard, Jailed
Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, 29, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for organizing logistics and co-conspirator Steve Anthony Shand, 50, was sentenced to over 6 years for picking up migrants in the US.
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Layoffs Continue In US, Canada As Companies Uncertain Of Economy
Microsoft is cutting around 1,900 jobs at gaming divisions Activision Blizzard and Xbox.
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Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Likely to Lessen Competition, Says Canadian Justice Department
Canada's Department of Justice has concluded that Microsoft's deal to buy Activision Blizzard "is likely to" lead to less competition in some aspects of gaming, according to a court filing on Thursday. Microsoft has pressed for a decision in the court fight before the July 18 termination date for the deal. A ruling could come as early as next week.
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Worry In Gujarat Village Over Family's Death In US-Canada Border Blizzard
Reports of a family of four freezing to death while attempting to cross the US-Canada border has triggered concern in a village in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district after a resident said he was unable to contact his relatives who recently left for Canad
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Four Including Baby Freeze To Death Near US-Canada Border
Canadian authorities found the bodies of four people including a baby who apparently froze to death in a blizzard a few meters from the US border along a route used by migrants, officials said Thursday.
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Winter Storm Moves North From US, Paralyzing Eastern Canada
A blizzard tracking north from the United States caused car pileups and school closures, as heavy snows and powerful winds paralyzed eastern Canada on Wednesday.
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100 injured in highway wrecks in Canadian blizzard
A blizzard sweeping across the Canadian plains caused a chain of traffic crashes south of Edmonton, Alberta, injuring about 100 travelers, officials said on Thursday.
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US, Canada dig out after snowstorm; death toll 15
More than 220,000 homes and businesses remain remained without power on Sunday as the US Northeast and Canada dug out from a blizzard that dumped up to 3 feet (a meter) of snow on the most densely populated part of the region. The death toll was at 15.
