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Trump Pauses Tariffs On Mexico, Reprieve Prospects Dim For China, Canada
US President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that Washington has agreed to halt plans for steep tariffs on southern neighbor Mexico for a month, following talks with its President Claudia Sheinbaum.
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16,000 Gallons Water At 350 Kmph, Repeat: 'Super Scoopers' In US Firefight
As wildfires leave a trail of destruction in southern California, claiming lives and gutting cherished homes, amphibious aircraft from Canada, known as Super Scoopers, have come to the rescue.
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At G7 Summit, PM Modi's First Face-To-Face Meeting With Trudeau Amid Khalistan Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met a host of world leaders, including US President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, on the sidelines of the G7 Summit here in the southern resort town of Italy.
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Rare Aurora Occurrence Seen In Sky Above Canada After Solar Storm: Report
In a rare sight, a strange line of light formed in the sky above southern Canada as a result of an unexpected solar storm that hit Earth on August 8.
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US Truckers Launch Canada-Style 'People's Convoy' Against Covid Rules
Hundreds of truckers and their supporters gathered in southern California on Wednesday ahead of a planned convoy across the United States to protest against pandemic restrictions.
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Harry, Meghan's Possible Move To Canada Piques Interest Of Coastal Towns
Towns on the southern end of Vancouver Island on Canada's west coast are abuzz with interest over the possibility that Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will become semi-permanent residents there.
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Snowstorm Forces Canada's Biggest Airport To Cancel 100 Flights
Canada's biggest airport canceled more than a hundred flights on Tuesday as a late winter storm brought more snow to southern Ontario, forcing several colleges to suspend classes.
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Red Bull Looking at Home Advantage at Austrian Grand Prix
Fresh from Daniel Ricciardo's maiden win in Canada two weeks ago, the Austrian team will have home advantage at the Red Bull Ring amid the rolling hills of southern Styria.
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'Polar vortex' makes 187 million in US shiver
Dangerously cold polar air snapped decades-old records as it spread on Tuesday from the midwest to southern and eastern parts of the US and eastern Canada, making it hazardous to venture outside and keeping many schools and businesses closed.
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Six dead, 26 injured in Philippines bomb blast
A powerful bomb exploded at the centre of the southern Philippines city of Cotabato today, killing six people and wounding more than two dozen others, police said.
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Moderate earthquake rattles Canada's Vancouver Island
A moderate earthquake struck off Canada's southern Pacific coast early Sunday, rattling parts of Vancouver Island.
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Canada: Three die in floods, 75,000 homeless
At least three people were killed by floodwater that devastated much of southern Alberta, leading authorities to evacuate the western Canadian city of Calgary's entire downtown. Inside the city's hockey arena, the waters reached as high as the 10th row.
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Superstorm Sandy hits New Jersey coast: 13 dead in US, Canada
Sandy, downgraded from hurricane to superstorm, made landfall at 8 pm (5:42 am IST) along the southern coast of New Jersey, battering the US East Coast on Monday with fierce winds and driving rain. 13 people are reported dead in storm-related incidents, most of New York is in darkness, transportation has shut down, businesses are shuttered and tho...
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McDonald's sales fall for the first time in 9 years
The snag also suggests competition is intensifying for the world's biggest hamburger chain.
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Trump Pauses Tariffs On Mexico, Reprieve Prospects Dim For China, Canada
US President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that Washington has agreed to halt plans for steep tariffs on southern neighbor Mexico for a month, following talks with its President Claudia Sheinbaum.
-
16,000 Gallons Water At 350 Kmph, Repeat: 'Super Scoopers' In US Firefight
As wildfires leave a trail of destruction in southern California, claiming lives and gutting cherished homes, amphibious aircraft from Canada, known as Super Scoopers, have come to the rescue.
-
At G7 Summit, PM Modi's First Face-To-Face Meeting With Trudeau Amid Khalistan Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met a host of world leaders, including US President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, on the sidelines of the G7 Summit here in the southern resort town of Italy.
-
Rare Aurora Occurrence Seen In Sky Above Canada After Solar Storm: Report
In a rare sight, a strange line of light formed in the sky above southern Canada as a result of an unexpected solar storm that hit Earth on August 8.
-
US Truckers Launch Canada-Style 'People's Convoy' Against Covid Rules
Hundreds of truckers and their supporters gathered in southern California on Wednesday ahead of a planned convoy across the United States to protest against pandemic restrictions.
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Harry, Meghan's Possible Move To Canada Piques Interest Of Coastal Towns
Towns on the southern end of Vancouver Island on Canada's west coast are abuzz with interest over the possibility that Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will become semi-permanent residents there.
-
Snowstorm Forces Canada's Biggest Airport To Cancel 100 Flights
Canada's biggest airport canceled more than a hundred flights on Tuesday as a late winter storm brought more snow to southern Ontario, forcing several colleges to suspend classes.
-
Red Bull Looking at Home Advantage at Austrian Grand Prix
Fresh from Daniel Ricciardo's maiden win in Canada two weeks ago, the Austrian team will have home advantage at the Red Bull Ring amid the rolling hills of southern Styria.
-
'Polar vortex' makes 187 million in US shiver
Dangerously cold polar air snapped decades-old records as it spread on Tuesday from the midwest to southern and eastern parts of the US and eastern Canada, making it hazardous to venture outside and keeping many schools and businesses closed.
-
Six dead, 26 injured in Philippines bomb blast
A powerful bomb exploded at the centre of the southern Philippines city of Cotabato today, killing six people and wounding more than two dozen others, police said.
-
Moderate earthquake rattles Canada's Vancouver Island
A moderate earthquake struck off Canada's southern Pacific coast early Sunday, rattling parts of Vancouver Island.
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Canada: Three die in floods, 75,000 homeless
At least three people were killed by floodwater that devastated much of southern Alberta, leading authorities to evacuate the western Canadian city of Calgary's entire downtown. Inside the city's hockey arena, the waters reached as high as the 10th row.
-
Superstorm Sandy hits New Jersey coast: 13 dead in US, Canada
Sandy, downgraded from hurricane to superstorm, made landfall at 8 pm (5:42 am IST) along the southern coast of New Jersey, battering the US East Coast on Monday with fierce winds and driving rain. 13 people are reported dead in storm-related incidents, most of New York is in darkness, transportation has shut down, businesses are shuttered and tho...
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McDonald's sales fall for the first time in 9 years
The snag also suggests competition is intensifying for the world's biggest hamburger chain.
