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Canada Woman With Alzheimer's "Relieved" At Assisted Suicide Policy Shift
Sandra Demontigny was afraid of being a prisoner in her own body: a 45-year-old diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, she worried about losing control of her life and burdening those she loves for years.
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2 Children Killed As Bus "Deliberately" Crashes Into Canada Day Care: Cops
A bus driver rammed his vehicle into a day care center near Montreal Wednesday, killing two four-year-old children in what police believe was a deliberate act.
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5 Passengers Hospitalised After Ventilation Breakdown On Plane
Five passengers on an Air Transat vacation flight to Florida were hospitalized Thursday after falling ill just before takeoff from Quebec City, which an official blamed on a ventilation breakdown during the plane's de-icing.
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185 Fall Sick Minutes After Boarding Plane In Canada, 10 In Hospital
A total of 185 passengers fell sick minutes after boarding a plane in Canada's Quebec airport. Ten passengers on board the plane were hospitalised, officials said.
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Conflict Emerges In G7, As Xi Jinping And Putin Play Up Asian Summit SCO
The leaders of China and Russia Sunday praised the expansion of their regional security bloc at a summit which put on a show of unity in stark contrast to the acrimonious G7 meeting.
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$3 Billion Pledged For Girls Education At G7 Summit, Delighting Malala Yousafzai
Pledges worth nearly $3 billion dollars to help vulnerable women and girls, including refugees, get an education were announced at a G7 summit on Saturday.
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Canada's Quebec City Mosque Shooting Suspect Charged With Murdering 6 People
A French-Canadian university student was the sole suspect in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque and was charged with the premeditated murder of six people, Canadian authorities said on Monday, in what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called "a terrorist attack."
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6 Killed After Gunmen Open Fire At Mosque In Canada's Quebec City
Six people were killed and eight more injured after gunmen opened fire at a Quebec City mosque, police said today. Police spokeswoman Christine Coulombe told journalists that two suspects were arrested following the attack that police were treating as a "terrorist act."
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Canada Sticks to Refugee Plan But Security Pressures Mount After Paris Attacks
Canada's new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the country will still take in 25,000 Syrian refugees before January 1 but he is facing increasing pressure to tighten screening procedures and slow down the process to make sure that Islamic State infiltrators aren't among them.
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Nearly 300,000 Without Potable Water in Quebec City
Nearly 300,000 residents of Quebec City were without potable tap water Wednesday after a major pipe burst, prompting a boil water order, and a run on bottled water.
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Canada's Water: A Paradox of Pollution and Waste
In Canada, a country with vast reserves of freshwater, the precious resource should reasonably be expected to be pristine and practically free to consumers.
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Canada Woman With Alzheimer's "Relieved" At Assisted Suicide Policy Shift
Sandra Demontigny was afraid of being a prisoner in her own body: a 45-year-old diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, she worried about losing control of her life and burdening those she loves for years.
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2 Children Killed As Bus "Deliberately" Crashes Into Canada Day Care: Cops
A bus driver rammed his vehicle into a day care center near Montreal Wednesday, killing two four-year-old children in what police believe was a deliberate act.
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5 Passengers Hospitalised After Ventilation Breakdown On Plane
Five passengers on an Air Transat vacation flight to Florida were hospitalized Thursday after falling ill just before takeoff from Quebec City, which an official blamed on a ventilation breakdown during the plane's de-icing.
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185 Fall Sick Minutes After Boarding Plane In Canada, 10 In Hospital
A total of 185 passengers fell sick minutes after boarding a plane in Canada's Quebec airport. Ten passengers on board the plane were hospitalised, officials said.
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Conflict Emerges In G7, As Xi Jinping And Putin Play Up Asian Summit SCO
The leaders of China and Russia Sunday praised the expansion of their regional security bloc at a summit which put on a show of unity in stark contrast to the acrimonious G7 meeting.
-
$3 Billion Pledged For Girls Education At G7 Summit, Delighting Malala Yousafzai
Pledges worth nearly $3 billion dollars to help vulnerable women and girls, including refugees, get an education were announced at a G7 summit on Saturday.
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Canada's Quebec City Mosque Shooting Suspect Charged With Murdering 6 People
A French-Canadian university student was the sole suspect in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque and was charged with the premeditated murder of six people, Canadian authorities said on Monday, in what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called "a terrorist attack."
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6 Killed After Gunmen Open Fire At Mosque In Canada's Quebec City
Six people were killed and eight more injured after gunmen opened fire at a Quebec City mosque, police said today. Police spokeswoman Christine Coulombe told journalists that two suspects were arrested following the attack that police were treating as a "terrorist act."
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Canada Sticks to Refugee Plan But Security Pressures Mount After Paris Attacks
Canada's new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the country will still take in 25,000 Syrian refugees before January 1 but he is facing increasing pressure to tighten screening procedures and slow down the process to make sure that Islamic State infiltrators aren't among them.
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Nearly 300,000 Without Potable Water in Quebec City
Nearly 300,000 residents of Quebec City were without potable tap water Wednesday after a major pipe burst, prompting a boil water order, and a run on bottled water.
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Canada's Water: A Paradox of Pollution and Waste
In Canada, a country with vast reserves of freshwater, the precious resource should reasonably be expected to be pristine and practically free to consumers.
