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Riding Hands-Free, Canadian Cyclist Travels 130 Kilometres, Breaks World Record
The cyclist said he has had a lot of practice riding without using the handlebars.
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Two Canadian Police Officers Shot Dead In Line Of Duty In Edmonton City
Two police officers were shot dead in the line of duty early Thursday in Edmonton in Canada's western Alberta province, officials said.
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Sikh Man, 24, Shot Dead In Canada's Alberta, 2nd Such Attack This Month
A 24-year-old Indian-origin Sikh man has died of gunshot wounds in the Canadian province of Alberta, with police citing homicide as the reason for his death, the second such incident this month in this country.
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Paramedic Who Fought To Save "Unrecognisable" Crash Victim Later Learned It Was Her Own Daughter
Jayme Erickson, a paramedic who was sent to a crash scene but wasn't aware that she was attempting to save her own daughter.
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"Grapefruit-Sized" Hail Stones Smash Dozens Of Vehicles In Canada
People in Canada were left stunned after a massive hail smashed windshields and stranded travellers on Monday. The hailstorm was caused after a tornado tore through Alberta, a western province in Canada.
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Canada Police Seize Weapons, Arrest 11 Protesters At US Border
Canadian police said Monday they have arrested 11 protesters with a "cache of firearms" blocking a border crossing between Coutts, Alberta and the US state of Montana, where they are demonstrating against Covid health restrictions.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau Tries To Link Main Rival To Covid Surge In Alberta
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday sought to link his main election rival to a worsening COVID-19 crisis in the western province of Alberta, where the health system is struggling to cope.
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Zoo Took Bear Out For Ice Cream, Filmed It. Now, They're In Trouble
A zoo in the Canadian province of Alberta has been charged for taking a bear to a drive-thru restaurant where it was hand-fed ice cream.
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Canadian Province To Allow Turban-Wearing Sikhs To Ride Without Helmets
The Canadian province of Alberta has allowed the Sikh community to ride motorcycles without a helmet legally. While helmets are mandatory in Canada, the exemption has been specifically made for turban-wearing Sikhs in the province and will be starting from April 12, 2018.
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Woman Chases Down Thief, Then Buys Him A Cup Of Coffee. Here's Why
A Canadian woman who successfully chased down a wallet-snatcher only to treat him to a cup of coffee has explained in a series of interviews why she chose kindness over taking punitive action.
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'Just Keep Your Knees Together?' Judge Resigns Over Rape Trial Comment
A Canadian federal judge who asked an alleged rape victim in court why she couldn't "just keep your knees together" resigned Thursday, after a judicial panel released a scathing report calling for him to be removed from office.
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Justin Trudeau Approves Controversial Pipeline To Pacific Coast
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday approved one controversial pipeline from the Alberta oil sands to the Pacific Coast, but rejected another.
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Humans Probably Caused Fort McMurray Wildfire: Canadian Police
The Fort McMurray wildfire in northern Alberta that forced the evacuation of 90,000 residents and shut in more than a million barrels per day of oil output was most likely caused by human activity, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said on Tuesday.
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Canadian Towns Scramble To Take Precautions Against Wildfire
After a wildfire blazed a path of destruction in the oil boomtown of Fort McMurray, Canadian towns in heavily wooded northern Alberta are scrambling to take precautions against fire as hot weather and dry vegetation increase the risk.
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Wildfire's Advance Slowing In Canada's Fort McMurray: Official
The wildfires around the Canadian city of Fort McMurray were moving "much, much more slowly" on Sunday, Alberta premier Rachel Notley said, as she also lowered the estimate of the area destroyed so far.
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Riding Hands-Free, Canadian Cyclist Travels 130 Kilometres, Breaks World Record
The cyclist said he has had a lot of practice riding without using the handlebars.
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Two Canadian Police Officers Shot Dead In Line Of Duty In Edmonton City
Two police officers were shot dead in the line of duty early Thursday in Edmonton in Canada's western Alberta province, officials said.
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Sikh Man, 24, Shot Dead In Canada's Alberta, 2nd Such Attack This Month
A 24-year-old Indian-origin Sikh man has died of gunshot wounds in the Canadian province of Alberta, with police citing homicide as the reason for his death, the second such incident this month in this country.
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Paramedic Who Fought To Save "Unrecognisable" Crash Victim Later Learned It Was Her Own Daughter
Jayme Erickson, a paramedic who was sent to a crash scene but wasn't aware that she was attempting to save her own daughter.
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"Grapefruit-Sized" Hail Stones Smash Dozens Of Vehicles In Canada
People in Canada were left stunned after a massive hail smashed windshields and stranded travellers on Monday. The hailstorm was caused after a tornado tore through Alberta, a western province in Canada.
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Canada Police Seize Weapons, Arrest 11 Protesters At US Border
Canadian police said Monday they have arrested 11 protesters with a "cache of firearms" blocking a border crossing between Coutts, Alberta and the US state of Montana, where they are demonstrating against Covid health restrictions.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau Tries To Link Main Rival To Covid Surge In Alberta
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday sought to link his main election rival to a worsening COVID-19 crisis in the western province of Alberta, where the health system is struggling to cope.
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Zoo Took Bear Out For Ice Cream, Filmed It. Now, They're In Trouble
A zoo in the Canadian province of Alberta has been charged for taking a bear to a drive-thru restaurant where it was hand-fed ice cream.
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Canadian Province To Allow Turban-Wearing Sikhs To Ride Without Helmets
The Canadian province of Alberta has allowed the Sikh community to ride motorcycles without a helmet legally. While helmets are mandatory in Canada, the exemption has been specifically made for turban-wearing Sikhs in the province and will be starting from April 12, 2018.
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Woman Chases Down Thief, Then Buys Him A Cup Of Coffee. Here's Why
A Canadian woman who successfully chased down a wallet-snatcher only to treat him to a cup of coffee has explained in a series of interviews why she chose kindness over taking punitive action.
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'Just Keep Your Knees Together?' Judge Resigns Over Rape Trial Comment
A Canadian federal judge who asked an alleged rape victim in court why she couldn't "just keep your knees together" resigned Thursday, after a judicial panel released a scathing report calling for him to be removed from office.
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Justin Trudeau Approves Controversial Pipeline To Pacific Coast
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday approved one controversial pipeline from the Alberta oil sands to the Pacific Coast, but rejected another.
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Humans Probably Caused Fort McMurray Wildfire: Canadian Police
The Fort McMurray wildfire in northern Alberta that forced the evacuation of 90,000 residents and shut in more than a million barrels per day of oil output was most likely caused by human activity, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said on Tuesday.
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Canadian Towns Scramble To Take Precautions Against Wildfire
After a wildfire blazed a path of destruction in the oil boomtown of Fort McMurray, Canadian towns in heavily wooded northern Alberta are scrambling to take precautions against fire as hot weather and dry vegetation increase the risk.
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Wildfire's Advance Slowing In Canada's Fort McMurray: Official
The wildfires around the Canadian city of Fort McMurray were moving "much, much more slowly" on Sunday, Alberta premier Rachel Notley said, as she also lowered the estimate of the area destroyed so far.
