Police in the Indian capital said Sunday they found 11 bodies in a village home in mysterious circumstances, 10 of them blindfolded and hanging from the roof.
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Saturday, 30 June 2018
Victim without vital signs after downtown Toronto shooting
Toronto police say they have received reports of up to three victims following a shooting downtown on Saturday evening.
via CBC | Top Stories News'It feels so personal': Tight-knit Maryland city mourns after deadly newspaper shooting
The historic state capital of Annapolis is draped in grief from a shooting attack on the local newspaper, which killed journalists who chronicled soccer games, art exhibits and the fabric of small-city life.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsIndigenous woman fights to stay in Canada, saying traditional territory is B.C.
A First Nation woman working to keep her language alive on her traditional territory in northern B.C. says the Canadian government will not recognize her right to live and work in the country and is deporting her because she was born on the American side of the Annette Island Indian Reserve.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsSteel pipe maker in Ontario lays off 40 workers over U.S. tariffs
A manufacturing company says it's laying off workers in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., in response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsVancouver restaurant manager fired for refusing to serve man in MAGA hat
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Family of 5, including 3 children, among victims of head-on crash in Saskatchewan
RCMP have confirmed five of the six people killed in a tragic crash north of Elrose, Sask., were members of one family.
via CBC | Top Stories News'Needlessly cruel:' Halifax protesters rally over U.S. immigration policy
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Ontario youth pharmacare to no longer offer free meds for those with private coverage
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Indigenous woman fights to stay in Canada, saying traditional territory is B.C.
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Samka, one of only walruses to give birth in captivitiy in Canada, dies in Quebec
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How police are preparing to catch drivers under the influence of marijuana
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Rallies across Canada protest separation of children from their families in the U.S.
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Australian man survives falling from train, being struck by cars in B.C.: RCMP
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Mayor of small Saskatchewan town calls crash that killed 6 a tragedy
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Adam Sandler makes surprise cameo in Montreal couple's wedding photos
A pair of Montreal newlyweds shared their wedding day with an extra special guest when actor Adam Sandler dropped by to make a surprise cameo in their photoshoot.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsFamilies Belong Together rallies gear up in hundreds of cities
Activists motivated by accounts of children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border plan to rally in hundreds of cities across the U.S. and Canada today to press U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to reunite the families quickly.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsTime's up for sexual harassment in medicine, says Lancet editorial
A career in medicine can be gruelling, says an editorial in The Lancet. But in addition to the long hours and heavy workloads, the medical journal is highlighting a damning 300-page report on sexual harassment of women in the academic fields of science, engineering and medicine.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsVancouver restaurant manager unrepentant after refusing Trump supporter
The manager of a popular Vancouver tourist restaurant has been fired after refusing service to a supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsEdgy theatre content sparks off-stage debate about trigger warnings
New audience advisories are causing a debate among theatre professionals. The more explicit "trigger warnings" spell out plot points that may cause emotional distress in some audience members. Some theatre insiders see them as a way of being sensitive to the needs of their audience, while others see them as over-accommodation.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsAfter a year-long battle over chrome cow Charity, a windstorm leads to her demise
It was a gesture to memorialize "the greatest cow of all time." Instead, it morphed into a year-long battle to remove Charity, a life-sized chrome cow, from the Ontario city of Markham.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsWhat's a bunnyhug? The most-searched Canadian slang words, by province
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U.S. ambassador to Estonia resigns over Trump's Europe comments
The U.S. ambassador to Estonia, James Melville, is quitting the diplomatic service after 33 years, over comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsPolls give Justin Trudeau's Liberals little to celebrate this Canada Day
A year ago, the Liberals' re-election odds were looking good. No longer.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsWild nights with World Cup fans in Moscow
Moscow’s Nikolskaya Street has turned into the unofficial fan zone for FIFA’s World Cup. Every night, thousands of people from around the world gather in their national colours and join with their Russian hosts in a show of patriotism and football pride.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsFederal budget watchdog to take deep dive into costs of asylum seekers
Canada's budget watchdog will attempt to shed light on the total costs associated with a surge in asylum seekers, and forecast how much it could cost in the future.
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6 people dead after head-on collision north of Elrose, Sask.
Six people are dead after a head-on collision Friday afternoon between two SUVs on Highway 4, north of Elrose, Sask.
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