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Four suicides in New Zealand linked to Ontario's Kenneth Law
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'I felt sorry for him': Ontario Premier Doug Ford speaks on U.S. President Joe Biden's step back
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Calgary
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Boy, 17, hit by pick-up truck while skateboarding dies in hospital: police
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2 Albertans accused of threatening to kill Trudeau, Freeland, Singh
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Edmonton
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2 Albertans accused of threatening to kill Trudeau, Freeland, Singh
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'I murdered somebody in front of a bunch of kids': Video confession at high school stabbing trial
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Champion brings Stanley Cup home to Edmonton area
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Montreal
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Quebec mom devastated after man who killed her daughter in hit-and-run gets out after 5 months
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U.S. drops planned regulations for dogs crossing border from rabies-free countries
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Ottawa
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London
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Northern Ontario
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Kitchener
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Kelowna
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Structures lost to Shetland Creek wildfire as more heat, thunderstorms strike parts of B.C.
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