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Shooting At Canadian Jewish Sites Leaves 3 Dead, Including Gunman: Cops
A shooting Monday in a Jewish neighborhood of Montreal left three people dead, including a police officer, a resident, and the alleged assailant, police in the Canadian city said.
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Indian-Origin Couple, Daughter Burnt To Death At Canada Home. What Cops Say
An Indian-origin couple and their teenage daughter were killed after a "mysterious" fire broke out at their home in Canada's Ontario province.
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Canada Wildfires Intensify, Could Last "All Summer"
New and intensifying fires are forcing the evacuation of thousands across Canada as the country battled out-of-control blazes that a provincial minister warned on Saturday could last "all summer."
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Fires Char Canada Town Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures, 1,000 Evacuated
About 1,000 people were evacuated in western Canada, authorities said Thursday, as fires raged amid an unprecedented heat wave, charring most of at least one town.
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Hundreds Evacuated As Fires Add To Unprecedented Canada Heat Wave
Hundreds of people were evacuated in western Canada as fires added to the unprecedented heat wave in the region, which for days has been baking in record-breaking temperature
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Canada Fires Spew Dust All The Way To Switzerland
Ash and dust particles from the massive forest fires ravaging western Canada for the past month have been found in Switzerland, according to Swiss meteorologists.
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Canada Fire Rages For Seventh Day, Evacuees Brace For Long Wait
A wildfire ripping through Canada's oil sands region blazed for a seventh day on Sunday as officials warned almost 100,000 people who fled the area that they would not be returning home soon.
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Helicopters Lead Convoy Through Fire-Ravaged Canadian City
A convoy of stranded residents drove back through the Canadian oil town of Fort McMurray, escaping the fire-ravaged region under police escort on Friday, taking the only route out as the massive wildfire spread.
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Airlift For 8,000 Canada Wildfire Evacuees
Canadian officials began evacuating 8,000 people from work camps north of devastated Fort McMurray by air on Thursday and hoped to move thousands more via a highway convoy today if it is safe from a massive wildfire raging in Alberta that has grown to 85,000 hectares (210,035 acres).
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Wildfires Cause Chaos In Canada Oil Sands Town
The entire population of the Canadian oil sands city of Fort McMurray, Alberta, has been ordered to evacuate as a wildfire whipped by winds engulfed homes and sent ash raining down on residents.
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Shootout in Ottawa: Indian-Canadian MP's First Person Account
I heard close to 30 shots, being fired one after another.
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Man Arrested At Gunpoint Just Steps Away From Canada's Prime Minister
Police arrested a man at gunpoint just steps from Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Thursday, underscoring tensions in the capital Ottawa a day after a gunmen killed a soldier and rampaged through parliament.
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Mother of Canadian Shooting Suspect: I Cry For Victims, Not Son
The mother of the man identified as Ottawa gunman has told The Associated Press she is crying for the victims of the shooting, not her son.
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Total of 32 believed dead in Quebec fire
Crews on Saturday recovered just two more bodies on the third day of an excruciating search through the charred remains of a Quebec retirement home, now covered in ice as thick as two feet.
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Shooting At Canadian Jewish Sites Leaves 3 Dead, Including Gunman: Cops
A shooting Monday in a Jewish neighborhood of Montreal left three people dead, including a police officer, a resident, and the alleged assailant, police in the Canadian city said.
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Indian-Origin Couple, Daughter Burnt To Death At Canada Home. What Cops Say
An Indian-origin couple and their teenage daughter were killed after a "mysterious" fire broke out at their home in Canada's Ontario province.
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Canada Wildfires Intensify, Could Last "All Summer"
New and intensifying fires are forcing the evacuation of thousands across Canada as the country battled out-of-control blazes that a provincial minister warned on Saturday could last "all summer."
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Fires Char Canada Town Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures, 1,000 Evacuated
About 1,000 people were evacuated in western Canada, authorities said Thursday, as fires raged amid an unprecedented heat wave, charring most of at least one town.
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Hundreds Evacuated As Fires Add To Unprecedented Canada Heat Wave
Hundreds of people were evacuated in western Canada as fires added to the unprecedented heat wave in the region, which for days has been baking in record-breaking temperature
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Canada Fires Spew Dust All The Way To Switzerland
Ash and dust particles from the massive forest fires ravaging western Canada for the past month have been found in Switzerland, according to Swiss meteorologists.
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Canada Fire Rages For Seventh Day, Evacuees Brace For Long Wait
A wildfire ripping through Canada's oil sands region blazed for a seventh day on Sunday as officials warned almost 100,000 people who fled the area that they would not be returning home soon.
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Helicopters Lead Convoy Through Fire-Ravaged Canadian City
A convoy of stranded residents drove back through the Canadian oil town of Fort McMurray, escaping the fire-ravaged region under police escort on Friday, taking the only route out as the massive wildfire spread.
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Airlift For 8,000 Canada Wildfire Evacuees
Canadian officials began evacuating 8,000 people from work camps north of devastated Fort McMurray by air on Thursday and hoped to move thousands more via a highway convoy today if it is safe from a massive wildfire raging in Alberta that has grown to 85,000 hectares (210,035 acres).
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Wildfires Cause Chaos In Canada Oil Sands Town
The entire population of the Canadian oil sands city of Fort McMurray, Alberta, has been ordered to evacuate as a wildfire whipped by winds engulfed homes and sent ash raining down on residents.
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Shootout in Ottawa: Indian-Canadian MP's First Person Account
I heard close to 30 shots, being fired one after another.
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Man Arrested At Gunpoint Just Steps Away From Canada's Prime Minister
Police arrested a man at gunpoint just steps from Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Thursday, underscoring tensions in the capital Ottawa a day after a gunmen killed a soldier and rampaged through parliament.
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Mother of Canadian Shooting Suspect: I Cry For Victims, Not Son
The mother of the man identified as Ottawa gunman has told The Associated Press she is crying for the victims of the shooting, not her son.
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Total of 32 believed dead in Quebec fire
Crews on Saturday recovered just two more bodies on the third day of an excruciating search through the charred remains of a Quebec retirement home, now covered in ice as thick as two feet.
