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Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday that he’s reached a decision on calling an election and will announce it in the next few days.
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AP, Kabul
Thousands of British, U.S. and Canadian forces successfully escorted a new turbine through some of Afghanistan’s most dangerous Taliban territory to an American...
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AP, Kabul
Thousands of British, U.S. and Canadian forces successfully escorted a new turbine through some of Afghanistan’s most dangerous Taliban territory to an American...
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AP, Kabul
Thousands of British, U.S. and Canadian forces successfully escorted a new turbine through some of Afghanistan’s most dangerous Taliban territory to an American...
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AP, Calgary
Hundreds of former Canadian soldiers will receive compensation for being assigned to participate in atomic bomb test explosions by the U.S. and British militaries in...
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AP, Toronto
The president of a Canadian food company is taking responsibility for tainted meat products from a Toronto processing plant reaching the marketplace and causing a...
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AP, Houston
Canadian oil and natural gas driller Precision Drilling Trust is buying Houston-based gas driller Grey Wolf for $2.02 billion.
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AP, Toronto
A fourth person was reported dead Friday of listeriosis as Canadian officials continued to investigate whether infections from the bacteria might be linked to tainted...
made popular Aug 23 2008
AP, Toronto
A third death has been confirmed in a nationwide listeriosis outbreak that might be linked to tainted meat products, Canadian health officials said Friday.
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AP, Kabul
Canada’s Department of National Defense says a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan has killed three Canadian soldiers.
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AP, Toronto
An outbreak of listeriosis has killed one person and sickened at least 16 others, Canadian public health officials said Wednesday as a food company suspended production...
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AP, Luxembourg
ArcelorMittal SA announced Wednesday it has acquired London Mining Brasil, a Brazilian iron ore miner, and said it will develop port facilities in the state of Rio de...
made popular Aug 20 2008
AP, Canton
A Canadian couple finally took a restaurant up on an offer that arrived 15 years ago _ by balloon.
made popular Aug 20 2008
AP, Ottawa
A Canadian man accused of involvement in a plot to bomb British targets wanted to fight alongside insurgents in Afghanistan but never intended to bomb civilians in...
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AP, Beixiaoying Town
Canadian kayaker Adam van Koeverden set the world record in the 500-meter kayak single in his qualifying heat on Tuesday.
made popular Aug 19 2008
AP, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
A military judge on Friday denied a request for an independent psychological evaluation of a young Canadian detainee facing a war crimes trial at Guantanamo Bay.
made popular Aug 15 2008
AP, Bangkok
A Canadian schoolteacher who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy was sentenced Friday to three years and three months in jail in Thailand.
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AP, Denver
The Denver coroner says a Canadian man found dead in a hotel room with a pound of sodium cyanide nearby died of cyanide poisoning.
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AP, New York
A federal appeals court will reconsider its decision to toss out a Canadian engineer’s lawsuit over torture he says he endured after being mistaken for an Islamic...
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AP, Kabul
A militant ambush south of Kabul targeted a U.S. aid organization’s vehicle Tuesday, killing an American, a Canadian and an Irish national, Afghan officials...
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If you love extreme sports and on many occasions have been forced to leave the field because you got injured or broke your limbs. Then there is good news for you, as...
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Winter Trails entering in its 12th year is a great international event for beginners to introduce themselves to snow sports that will be held on 6th of Jan on Saturday...
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