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Death toll in Lac-Mégantic train disaster rises to 35
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Glee star Cory Monteith autopsy scheduled for today
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Life slowly returns to normal in Lac-Mégantic
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Huntingdon, Que. mayor says he enjoys killing stray cats
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6 generations of same family living in Ontario
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Severe storm, likely tornado hit southwest Manitoba
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Scott Dixon sweeps Toronto Indy doubleheader
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Alberta floods could increase chance of finding fossils
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Harper will make 'substantial' cabinet shuffle today
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Alberta unveils new flood-proofing rules
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Canadian companies open to cyber attacks, says federal agency
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Elliot Lake mall owner, son to testify at inquiry
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Rogers pulls sponsorship after outcry over Chris Brown show
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Vancouver video game jam breaks gender stereotypes
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Anonymous targets controversial Alberta zoo
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6 generations of same family living in Ontario
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Scott Dixon sweeps Toronto Indy doubleheader
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TTC streetcars still diverting after 4-alarm fire
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Ford credits Scarborough for fuelling subway push
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3 suspects sought in St. Clair street festival stabbing
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Vehicle sought after cyclist struck north of Toronto
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Chris Davis belts 37th homer as Orioles best Blue Jays
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Glee star Cory Monteith autopsy scheduled for today
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Death toll in Lac-Mégantic train disaster rises to 35
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Canadian companies open to cyber attacks, says federal agency
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Elliot Lake mall owner, son to testify at inquiry
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Toronto FC parts ways with captain Darren O'Dea
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Dakers: Time for Blue Jays to think about next year
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Woman dies in North York fire
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Arrest made in Toronto homicide
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Snowden has 'blueprints' to NSA, says U.K. reporter
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U.S. justice department to review Trayvon Martin case
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Egypt swears in Mohamed ElBaradei as interim vice-president
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Cirque du Soleil to resume Vegas show after death
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UN embraces drone technology over Congo
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Belfast riots injure officers, protesters
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Mandela could be released from hospital soon, Mbeki says
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Wave of bombings, shootings kill 38 in Iraq
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Has the Arab Spring been detrimental to women?
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China, Taiwan lashed by typhoon, 2 dead
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Rival rebel factions fight in Syria's largest city
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France train crash possibly caused by mechanical error
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3rd victim of Asiana crash identified
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Texas teen could get 10 years in prison for Facebook post
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Nahlah Ayed: Can Egypt put the Islamist genie back in the bottle?
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Athleta Doesn't Ignore Older Women, And That's Why It's Successful
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Three Guys On A Merry Go Round Powered By A Scooter. What Could Go Wrong?
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Why Having A Best Friend Is Good For Your Health
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How Don Hewitt Invented '60 Minutes' And Changed Journalism Forever
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This Silicon Valley Start-Up Wants To Replace Lawyers With Robots
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Apple allegedly working with Samsung again on chips for 2015 devices
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Sony agrees to pay £250K fine in UK for 2011 data breach, begrudgingly
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ZTE Geek U988S outed as world's first Tegra 4 phone, headed to China Mobile
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Switched On: Nook tablet, an epilogue
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Apple reportedly hiring new talent to solve iWatch design problems
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Keepin' it real fake: HTC One gets a convincing plastic clone (video)
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The After Math: Nokia puts PureView into the Lumia 1020 and there's a whole lot of gold
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Moto X's Open Mic demoed, enables voice command when screen is off (video)
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Inhabitat's Week in Green: human-powered helicopter, a 3D-printed SLR and smog-eating pavement
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Dual-SIM HTC Butterfly S certified for China, comes with removable back cover
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Clippy hits the road as Office 365 expands to 38 new countries
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Valve debuts Pipeline, a portal for teens seeking the greatest internship ever
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Woman who vandalized Wall Street's famed bull statue "chose the corn oil and chalk specifically because they wouldn't cause any harm," hoping it "would therefore not be perceived as an act of vandalism"
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Defendant who sent picture of Hannibal Lecter to judge wants to subpoena Anthony Hopkins, put the motion in the basket
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Donation info for Farker timujin's final expenses, link goes to fundraiser
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The sun is not there
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Banana-hammock hemp-head hipster is getting his bong returned from the po-po. His shrewd move of protesting semi-nude paid off
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Photoshop this High Falls
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Idiot hipster (but we repeat ourselves) raises chickens in Oakland, thinks possums are pests rather than tick-destroying avengers, decides killing them makes for some fine literature
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...madre mia
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The State of California just extended the world's largest middle finger toward Trump and Sessions
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Leprosy case numbers aren't dropping off
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Koala survives 10-mile ride clinging to four-wheel drive axle. CRIKEY
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Semi driver who gave away his load of plywood to those in need just before Hurricane Irma struck Florida is fired from job
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