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In Flying Objects Over America, Canada's Justin Trudeau Sees "A Pattern"
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday that the four aerial objects shot down in recent days, including one over Yukon territory on Saturday, are connected in
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Ranj Pillai: 5 Points On Indian-Origin Leader Chosen Premier Of Canada's Yukon
After Ujjal Dosanjh, who served as the premier of Canada's British Columbia province between 2000 and 2001, Ranj Pillai will become the second premier of Indian descent to take the oath.
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Indian-Origin Ranj Pillai To Head Canada's Yukon Territory
Indian-origin Cabinet minister Ranj Pillai will on January 14 take oath as the tenth premier of Canada's territory of Yukon, becoming the second politician of Indian heritage to head a region in the country, according to a media report on Tuesday.
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Watch: Man Performs Bhangra In -30 Degrees To Spread Joy And Positivity On Christmas 2022
The NRI, who has taken the Bhangra to the international level, is known for performing traditional dance moves in unique locations.
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Video Of Canadian Influencer Doing Bhangra In -40 Degrees Is All About Good Vibes
In the video, he said, "Minus 40 degrees, in the wilderness of Yukon, I'm sending hope, joy and positivity."
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85 Years Later, US Explorer's Camera Found In Canadian Glacier
The cameras and equipment of a famed US explorer, Bradford Washburn, have been found after being abandoned in the ice of a Yukon glacier in 1937, Canadian officials said.
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Canadians Join Bhangra Class In Snow. Ryan Reynolds 'Likes' This Video
Canadian dancer Gurdeep Pandher hosts outdoor bhangra classes in the freezing snowscapes of Yukon - a wild, mountainous and sparsely populated territory in Canada.
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INS Talwar Refuels With US Navy Tanker In Arabian Sea
Indian warship INS Talwar on Monday undertook refuelling with US Navy tanker USNS Yukon in the northern Arabian Sea under Logistics Exchange Memorandum of Agreement (LEMOA).
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Coronavirus Could Force GM To Delay Its Redesigned 2021 SUVs In USA
General Motors told suppliers on Monday it is postponing work on at least half a dozen future models to conserve cash during the coronavirus pandemic and suggested it could delay the planned launch in late April of its highly profitable large sport utility vehicles. GM previously told suppliers that it planned to begin production in late April of t...
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Arctic Marathoner Donates Amputated Toes For A Hotel's Infamous Cocktail
Not all of them were going to make it home with him after he had to be evacuated from the Yukon Arctic Ultra by snowmobile in February 2018, suffering from deep frostbite during the 300-mile race.
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Trapper Shot Attacking Grizzly - It Apparently Already Killed His Family
Gjermund Roesholt was returning from checking his fur traps in Canada's Yukon Territory on Tuesday afternoon when he found himself in the path of an aggressive, charging grizzly bear. The confrontation was only the start of the day's horror for the Norwegian-born trapper.
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Man Accidentally Sailed From Alaska To Russia In A Small, One-Person Boat
Russia on Friday said it found a US citizen on the shores of its remote far eastern Chukotka region after he set sail from Alaska in a small boat.
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She Was Waiting To Have Sex With A Student In Candle-Lit Room, Arrested
An Oklahoma teacher is accused of having sex with a high school student after the boy's parents reported nude photographs and text messages on their son's phone to authorities.
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Prince William And Kate Middleton To Visit Canadian Northwest
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate will visit Canada this fall, traveling to British Columbia and the Yukon, Governor General David Johnston announced Wednesday.
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Two US Navy ships collide in Pacific, no injuries reported
An 844-foot-long US Navy assault ship collided with a refuelling tanker on Wednesday in the Pacific Ocean, causing damage to both ships, but there were no injuries or fuel spills, military officials said.
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In Flying Objects Over America, Canada's Justin Trudeau Sees "A Pattern"
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday that the four aerial objects shot down in recent days, including one over Yukon territory on Saturday, are connected in
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Ranj Pillai: 5 Points On Indian-Origin Leader Chosen Premier Of Canada's Yukon
After Ujjal Dosanjh, who served as the premier of Canada's British Columbia province between 2000 and 2001, Ranj Pillai will become the second premier of Indian descent to take the oath.
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Indian-Origin Ranj Pillai To Head Canada's Yukon Territory
Indian-origin Cabinet minister Ranj Pillai will on January 14 take oath as the tenth premier of Canada's territory of Yukon, becoming the second politician of Indian heritage to head a region in the country, according to a media report on Tuesday.
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Watch: Man Performs Bhangra In -30 Degrees To Spread Joy And Positivity On Christmas 2022
The NRI, who has taken the Bhangra to the international level, is known for performing traditional dance moves in unique locations.
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Video Of Canadian Influencer Doing Bhangra In -40 Degrees Is All About Good Vibes
In the video, he said, "Minus 40 degrees, in the wilderness of Yukon, I'm sending hope, joy and positivity."
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85 Years Later, US Explorer's Camera Found In Canadian Glacier
The cameras and equipment of a famed US explorer, Bradford Washburn, have been found after being abandoned in the ice of a Yukon glacier in 1937, Canadian officials said.
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Canadians Join Bhangra Class In Snow. Ryan Reynolds 'Likes' This Video
Canadian dancer Gurdeep Pandher hosts outdoor bhangra classes in the freezing snowscapes of Yukon - a wild, mountainous and sparsely populated territory in Canada.
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INS Talwar Refuels With US Navy Tanker In Arabian Sea
Indian warship INS Talwar on Monday undertook refuelling with US Navy tanker USNS Yukon in the northern Arabian Sea under Logistics Exchange Memorandum of Agreement (LEMOA).
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Coronavirus Could Force GM To Delay Its Redesigned 2021 SUVs In USA
General Motors told suppliers on Monday it is postponing work on at least half a dozen future models to conserve cash during the coronavirus pandemic and suggested it could delay the planned launch in late April of its highly profitable large sport utility vehicles. GM previously told suppliers that it planned to begin production in late April of t...
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Arctic Marathoner Donates Amputated Toes For A Hotel's Infamous Cocktail
Not all of them were going to make it home with him after he had to be evacuated from the Yukon Arctic Ultra by snowmobile in February 2018, suffering from deep frostbite during the 300-mile race.
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Trapper Shot Attacking Grizzly - It Apparently Already Killed His Family
Gjermund Roesholt was returning from checking his fur traps in Canada's Yukon Territory on Tuesday afternoon when he found himself in the path of an aggressive, charging grizzly bear. The confrontation was only the start of the day's horror for the Norwegian-born trapper.
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Man Accidentally Sailed From Alaska To Russia In A Small, One-Person Boat
Russia on Friday said it found a US citizen on the shores of its remote far eastern Chukotka region after he set sail from Alaska in a small boat.
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She Was Waiting To Have Sex With A Student In Candle-Lit Room, Arrested
An Oklahoma teacher is accused of having sex with a high school student after the boy's parents reported nude photographs and text messages on their son's phone to authorities.
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Prince William And Kate Middleton To Visit Canadian Northwest
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate will visit Canada this fall, traveling to British Columbia and the Yukon, Governor General David Johnston announced Wednesday.
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Two US Navy ships collide in Pacific, no injuries reported
An 844-foot-long US Navy assault ship collided with a refuelling tanker on Wednesday in the Pacific Ocean, causing damage to both ships, but there were no injuries or fuel spills, military officials said.
