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Justin Trudeau Tries To Brush Off Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland's Exit As Festive Family Spat
Justin Trudeau's longtime trusted Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned Monday morning after a rift with Trudeau.
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Canada Sues Google Over Online Advertising, Seeks Ad Tech Breakup
Canada's antitrust regulator is taking Google to court for alleged abuse of dominance in web advertising, adding to a mounting pile of legal challenges for the search giant.
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Canada Minister Resigns Over False Indigenous Ancestry Claim
A Canadian minister accused of faking Indigenous roots resigned Wednesday in a huge embarrassment for an already weakened government seeking reconciliation with native peoples.
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Canada Cuts Immigration Target By 21% After Record Growth
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is reducing inflows of newcomers for the first time in more than a decade, ushering in a new era for a country that once embraced high levels of immigration.
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Travellers Rush To Change Flights As India Suspends Canada Visa Services
Canadian tourists, business travellers and even some former Indian citizens are rushing to change flights and inquire about their trip deposits after India abruptly suspended visa applications in the country amid an escalating diplomatic row.
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"When They Needed Us, They Exploited Us": Indian Students In Canada
Some foreign students are accusing the Canadian government of using them as a cheap source of labor and discarding them once they're no longer needed.
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Nepal Objects To US Envoy's Move To Engage With People On Social Media
The Nepal government today took strong exception to the US envoy's move to engage with Nepali people on a weekly basis through social media, saying it would only invite unnecessary controversy, according to a media report.
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CNN Televised Its News Anchors Getting Drunk On New Year's Eve
New Year 2019: On Monday, CNN's anchors and correspondents engaged in what has become an annual tradition for the network on New Year's Eve: drinking on air.
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Girl In Mexico Sent Christmas List By Balloon. Man Across Border Found It
The spot of red was what first caught Randy Heiss' attention last Sunday as he hiked the remote expanse of land behind his ranch in Patagonia, Arizona, a town near the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Alleged Russian Agent Butina Met With US Treasury, Fed Officials
Maria Butina, accused in the United States of spying for Russia, had wider high-level contacts in Washington than previously known, taking part in 2015 meetings between a visiting Russian official and two senior U.S. officials.
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Zuckerberg's Sister's Harassment Sheds Harsh Light On US Airlines' 'Silent Epidemic'
Mark Zuckerberg's sister isn't the first to complain about sexual misconduct on jetliners -- a problem a prominent flight attendants' union called a "silent epidemic" that airlines have failed to solve. Zuckerberg's description of the incident on a trip from Los Angeles to Mazatlan, Mexico, drew widespread media attention.
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Astronauts Spacewalk To Install New Camera On International Space Station
Two NASA astronauts have successfully completed a spacewalk to install a new camera system outside the International Space Station.
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Black Protester Hugged White Nationalist Outside Richard Spencer's Talk. 'Why Do You Hate Me?' He Asked.
Wearing a white T-shirt emblazoned with swastikas, Randy Furniss, hands in his pockets, walked slowly through a crowd Thursday that had largely gathered to protest white nationalist Richard Spencer, who was delivering a speech at the University of Florida.
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US Spacewalkers Install 'New Eyes' At Space Station
Two US astronauts installed a high-definition video camera at the International Space Station Tuesday and made more progress on repairs to the lab's robotic arm, NASA said.
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Led Zeppelin Cleared Of Charges Of Stealing Epic 'Stairway' Song
Music spoke louder than words of witnesses for a jury that decided Led Zeppelin did not lift a riff from an obscure 1960s instrumental for the intro to its classic 1971 rock anthem "Stairway to Heaven."
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Justin Trudeau Tries To Brush Off Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland's Exit As Festive Family Spat
Justin Trudeau's longtime trusted Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned Monday morning after a rift with Trudeau.
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Canada Sues Google Over Online Advertising, Seeks Ad Tech Breakup
Canada's antitrust regulator is taking Google to court for alleged abuse of dominance in web advertising, adding to a mounting pile of legal challenges for the search giant.
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Canada Minister Resigns Over False Indigenous Ancestry Claim
A Canadian minister accused of faking Indigenous roots resigned Wednesday in a huge embarrassment for an already weakened government seeking reconciliation with native peoples.
-
Canada Cuts Immigration Target By 21% After Record Growth
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is reducing inflows of newcomers for the first time in more than a decade, ushering in a new era for a country that once embraced high levels of immigration.
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Travellers Rush To Change Flights As India Suspends Canada Visa Services
Canadian tourists, business travellers and even some former Indian citizens are rushing to change flights and inquire about their trip deposits after India abruptly suspended visa applications in the country amid an escalating diplomatic row.
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"When They Needed Us, They Exploited Us": Indian Students In Canada
Some foreign students are accusing the Canadian government of using them as a cheap source of labor and discarding them once they're no longer needed.
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Nepal Objects To US Envoy's Move To Engage With People On Social Media
The Nepal government today took strong exception to the US envoy's move to engage with Nepali people on a weekly basis through social media, saying it would only invite unnecessary controversy, according to a media report.
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CNN Televised Its News Anchors Getting Drunk On New Year's Eve
New Year 2019: On Monday, CNN's anchors and correspondents engaged in what has become an annual tradition for the network on New Year's Eve: drinking on air.
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Girl In Mexico Sent Christmas List By Balloon. Man Across Border Found It
The spot of red was what first caught Randy Heiss' attention last Sunday as he hiked the remote expanse of land behind his ranch in Patagonia, Arizona, a town near the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Alleged Russian Agent Butina Met With US Treasury, Fed Officials
Maria Butina, accused in the United States of spying for Russia, had wider high-level contacts in Washington than previously known, taking part in 2015 meetings between a visiting Russian official and two senior U.S. officials.
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Zuckerberg's Sister's Harassment Sheds Harsh Light On US Airlines' 'Silent Epidemic'
Mark Zuckerberg's sister isn't the first to complain about sexual misconduct on jetliners -- a problem a prominent flight attendants' union called a "silent epidemic" that airlines have failed to solve. Zuckerberg's description of the incident on a trip from Los Angeles to Mazatlan, Mexico, drew widespread media attention.
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Astronauts Spacewalk To Install New Camera On International Space Station
Two NASA astronauts have successfully completed a spacewalk to install a new camera system outside the International Space Station.
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Black Protester Hugged White Nationalist Outside Richard Spencer's Talk. 'Why Do You Hate Me?' He Asked.
Wearing a white T-shirt emblazoned with swastikas, Randy Furniss, hands in his pockets, walked slowly through a crowd Thursday that had largely gathered to protest white nationalist Richard Spencer, who was delivering a speech at the University of Florida.
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US Spacewalkers Install 'New Eyes' At Space Station
Two US astronauts installed a high-definition video camera at the International Space Station Tuesday and made more progress on repairs to the lab's robotic arm, NASA said.
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Led Zeppelin Cleared Of Charges Of Stealing Epic 'Stairway' Song
Music spoke louder than words of witnesses for a jury that decided Led Zeppelin did not lift a riff from an obscure 1960s instrumental for the intro to its classic 1971 rock anthem "Stairway to Heaven."
