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Williams’ 1st goals of campaign help Hurricanes defeat turbulent Jets
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Defending champ Osaka to meet 15-year-old Gauff in 3rd round of Australian Open
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Winnipeg Jets broadcaster apologizes for comments about plastic-wrapping 15-year-old
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Canadian Laurent Duvernay-Tardif didn’t need long to get into Super Bowl mode
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Air bag woes force Honda, Toyota to recall 6M vehicles
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Canada’s Larry Walker elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
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A ‘second class’ spy: Muslim CSIS agent alleges discrimination, abuse
Canada’s spy agency is being sued for racial and religious discrimination by a longtime employee who alleges that his Muslim
Greenhouse gas 12,000 times worse than CO2 shows surprise rise in the atmosphere
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Former Quebec premier Jean Charest will not run for Conservative leadership
Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister and Liberal premier of Quebec Jean Charest will not run for the leadership of the
Canada’s Larry Walker not hopeful of election into Baseball Hall of Fame
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