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Who's "Dirty Harry", Indian-Origin Man Arrested For Family's Death In US
US authorities have arrested an Indian-origin man in connection with a human trafficking case in which four Indians froze to death near Manitoba's southern border with the US two years agol.
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5 Including 3 Children Found Dead In Canada, Man Arrested: Police
A 29-year old man was arrested Sunday in Canada after the bodies of three children, burned in a car, and two women were found in Manitoba, police said.
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15 Killed In Canada Highway Crash After Truck Hits Bus In Manitoba
A semi-trailer truck and a bus carrying seniors collided in central Canada's Manitoba province on Thursday, killing at least 15 people and injuring 10 more, authorities said.
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Watch: Justin Trudeau's Response To An Abortion Critic Is Winning The Internet
In the video, Mr. Trudeau asks the man whether women who have been raped should be allowed an abortion.
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Abandoned Airstrips That Are Now Used For Drag Races
Abandoned airstrips include old airports and military bases that have now become defunct. The runways and tarmacs in some such places are now used for drag races.
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Stocks To Watch: Infosys, Wipro, Jindal Poly Films
Infosys Public Services Inc (IPS), a subsidiary of Infosys, has bagged a contract from Manitoba Public Insurance to digitise driver licensing and vehicle registration
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Canada Police Descend On Tiny Manitoba Hamlet As Teen Murder Suspects Spotted
Canadian police descended on a tiny hamlet in northern Manitoba on Sunday after a reported sighting of two teenage fugitives wanted in the murders of three people, including American and Australian tourists.
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Canadian Air Force Hunts For 2 Fugitive Teens Suspected Of Triple Murder
The Royal Canadian Air Force has joined the hunt for two fugitive teens suspected of triple murder, officials said Saturday, backing up a vast search operation unfolding in Manitoba's remote northeast.
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And You Thought Artificial Sweeteners Were Safe? Reasons To Avoid Them
Certain artificial sweeteners could be the reason behind the global increase in obesity and diabetes.
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5-Year-Old Was Canada's 'PM For A Day.' She Hung Out With Justin Trudeau
What happens when you make a five-year-old the prime minister for a day? Bella Thompson from Canada's Manitoba could have asked for lots of things we're sure. But find out what she "settled" for.
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Canada's First Transgender Judge Breaks A 'Glass Ceiling'
A transgender magistrate was named this week to the Manitoba provincial court, becoming the first transgender judge in Canada.
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Google Maps adds polar bears as natural wonders, helps measure climate change
The Google Maps team joined forces with non-profit group Polar Bears International, and ventured into the tundra in Canada.
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Canada's closure of science libraries riles researchers
Canada's closure of science libraries containing a vast repository of environmental data dating back more than a century has researchers worried that valuable books and reference materials are being lost in the name of cost-cutting.
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Who's "Dirty Harry", Indian-Origin Man Arrested For Family's Death In US
US authorities have arrested an Indian-origin man in connection with a human trafficking case in which four Indians froze to death near Manitoba's southern border with the US two years agol.
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5 Including 3 Children Found Dead In Canada, Man Arrested: Police
A 29-year old man was arrested Sunday in Canada after the bodies of three children, burned in a car, and two women were found in Manitoba, police said.
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15 Killed In Canada Highway Crash After Truck Hits Bus In Manitoba
A semi-trailer truck and a bus carrying seniors collided in central Canada's Manitoba province on Thursday, killing at least 15 people and injuring 10 more, authorities said.
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Watch: Justin Trudeau's Response To An Abortion Critic Is Winning The Internet
In the video, Mr. Trudeau asks the man whether women who have been raped should be allowed an abortion.
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Abandoned Airstrips That Are Now Used For Drag Races
Abandoned airstrips include old airports and military bases that have now become defunct. The runways and tarmacs in some such places are now used for drag races.
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Stocks To Watch: Infosys, Wipro, Jindal Poly Films
Infosys Public Services Inc (IPS), a subsidiary of Infosys, has bagged a contract from Manitoba Public Insurance to digitise driver licensing and vehicle registration
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Canada Police Descend On Tiny Manitoba Hamlet As Teen Murder Suspects Spotted
Canadian police descended on a tiny hamlet in northern Manitoba on Sunday after a reported sighting of two teenage fugitives wanted in the murders of three people, including American and Australian tourists.
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Canadian Air Force Hunts For 2 Fugitive Teens Suspected Of Triple Murder
The Royal Canadian Air Force has joined the hunt for two fugitive teens suspected of triple murder, officials said Saturday, backing up a vast search operation unfolding in Manitoba's remote northeast.
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And You Thought Artificial Sweeteners Were Safe? Reasons To Avoid Them
Certain artificial sweeteners could be the reason behind the global increase in obesity and diabetes.
-
5-Year-Old Was Canada's 'PM For A Day.' She Hung Out With Justin Trudeau
What happens when you make a five-year-old the prime minister for a day? Bella Thompson from Canada's Manitoba could have asked for lots of things we're sure. But find out what she "settled" for.
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Canada's First Transgender Judge Breaks A 'Glass Ceiling'
A transgender magistrate was named this week to the Manitoba provincial court, becoming the first transgender judge in Canada.
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Google Maps adds polar bears as natural wonders, helps measure climate change
The Google Maps team joined forces with non-profit group Polar Bears International, and ventured into the tundra in Canada.
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Canada's closure of science libraries riles researchers
Canada's closure of science libraries containing a vast repository of environmental data dating back more than a century has researchers worried that valuable books and reference materials are being lost in the name of cost-cutting.
