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Grenfell Tower Residents And Journalists Have Been Banned From A Kensington And Chelsea Council Meeting A campaigner said councillors were continuing to "treat residents with contempt" by holding their first cabinet...
Grenfell Tower Residents And Journalists Have Been Banned From A Kensington And Chelsea Council Meeting A campaigner said councillors were continuing to "treat residents with contempt" by holding their first cabinet...
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Teepee Erected On Parliament Hill To Protest Canada Day As Indigenous Demonstrators Arrested OTTAWA — A large teepee erected by indigenous demonstrators to kick off a four-day Canada Day protest was standing in front of...
Teepee Erected On Parliament Hill To Protest Canada Day As Indigenous Demonstrators Arrested OTTAWA — A large teepee erected by indigenous demonstrators to kick off a four-day Canada Day protest was standing in front of...
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The Healthcare Bill Is a Job Killer Too Republicans want to roll back Medicaid, but that could hurt state economies.
The Healthcare Bill Is a Job Killer Too Republicans want to roll back Medicaid, but that could hurt state economies.● 
Adele Tells Fans She May Never Tour Again In An Emotional Handwritten Note "I wanted my final shows to be in London because I don't know if I'll ever tour again and so I want my last time to be at home." View ...
Adele Tells Fans She May Never Tour Again In An Emotional Handwritten Note "I wanted my final shows to be in London because I don't know if I'll ever tour again and so I want my last time to be at home." View ... Buzzfeed Comment this news ● Ottawa weather: More rain, more thunderstorms [Video] If you’ve been following the meteorological events for the last few days, and who hasn’t, this forecast will sound eerily familiar.Environment Canada is calling for showers ...
● Downtown traffic woes ease due to end of school, early long weekend The traffic gridlock that has plagued downtown Ottawa for much of the week eased Thursday morning as many parents appeared to have stayed home with their...
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Police investigating 'suspicious' explosion at cafe in Woodbridge One person is in police custody after a 'suspicious' explosion at a café in Woodbridge on Thursday morning.
Police investigating 'suspicious' explosion at cafe in Woodbridge One person is in police custody after a 'suspicious' explosion at a café in Woodbridge on Thursday morning.● 
Man seriously injured after shooting in Hamilton A man was seriously injured after a shooting in Hamilton on Thursday morning.
Man seriously injured after shooting in Hamilton A man was seriously injured after a shooting in Hamilton on Thursday morning.● Parliament Hill Protesters Begin 'Reoccupation Ceremony' By Erecting Teepee OTTAWA — A large teepee erected by indigenous demonstrators to kick off a four-day Canada Day protest was standing in front of Parliament Hill early...
Parliament Hill Protesters Begin 'Reoccupation Ceremony' By Erecting Teepee OTTAWA — A large teepee erected by indigenous demonstrators to kick off a four-day Canada Day protest was standing in front of Parliament Hill early... Huffington Post Comment this news ● 
President Trump Is On A Twitter Screed About An MSNBC Host's "Face-Lift" He also called Mika Brzezinski "crazy." View Entire Post ›
President Trump Is On A Twitter Screed About An MSNBC Host's "Face-Lift" He also called Mika Brzezinski "crazy." View Entire Post › Buzzfeed Comment this news ● 
We Met the Guy Developing Uber's Pilotless Air Service Amid controversy, Uber is forging ahead with its plans for urban air travel. We met the former NASA engineer working on how to make pilotless aircraft part of the fleet.
We Met the Guy Developing Uber's Pilotless Air Service Amid controversy, Uber is forging ahead with its plans for urban air travel. We met the former NASA engineer working on how to make pilotless aircraft part of the fleet.● 
City councillor raises safety concerns over new CPS arrest processing facility The new facility is slated to be built in Calgary's Spyhill community
City councillor raises safety concerns over new CPS arrest processing facility The new facility is slated to be built in Calgary's Spyhill community
Metronews Comment this news ● Accused creep broke into New Jersey woman's bedroom, asked to stay the night: Cops Police in New Jersey say a man broke into a woman’s home and lay next to her in bed before asking to spend the night.
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Central Hamilton shooting sends man to hospital with serious injuries Police are looking for multiple suspects after a man was shot at a home in central Hamilton.
Central Hamilton shooting sends man to hospital with serious injuries Police are looking for multiple suspects after a man was shot at a home in central Hamilton.
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Province to fund community hubs program Pledging $2 million to help groups come up with viable plans to keep closed schools from being sold off
Province to fund community hubs program Pledging $2 million to help groups come up with viable plans to keep closed schools from being sold off
The Star Comment this news ● Small Screen: Netflix film affected consumer tastes, star says Lily Collins says she’s long been fascinated with food documentaries and mindful about what she puts on her plate.
Times Colonist Comment this news ● Man in custody after woman's body found Ontario Provincial Police have a 51-year old Leamington man in custody after the body of a 46-year old woman was discovered Wednesday evening. On Wednesday at 8:30 p.m., OPP responded...
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Weekly green-cart collection returning to Halifax Regional Municipality It begins July 3 and runs until Sept. 29.
Weekly green-cart collection returning to Halifax Regional Municipality It begins July 3 and runs until Sept. 29. Metronews Comment this news ● Indigenous protesters erect teepee on Parliament Hill [Photos] A number of people were arrested on Parliament Hill Wednesday evening during an Indigenous demonstration.
Calgary Sun Comment this news ● Rob Lowe says he feared death during bigfoot encounter Rob Lowe says he thought he was going to be killed during an encounter with a bigfoot creature while filming his new A&E docuseries.
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PM sets off on brief, but busy sweep through P.E.I. and N.B. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is getting an early start to his Canada Day celebrations with a brief swing through two Maritime provinces today.
PM sets off on brief, but busy sweep through P.E.I. and N.B. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is getting an early start to his Canada Day celebrations with a brief swing through two Maritime provinces today.● Who is Cardinal George Pell? Pell, the Vatican’s treasurer, is the most senior figure in the Catholic Church to face charges of committing sexual offences
The Globe and Mail Comment this news ● Weather: Guess what? Showers, chilly but no word on pea-sized hail. Yet If you’ve been following the meteorological events for the last few days, and who hasn’t, this forecast will sound eerily familiar. Environment Canada is...
● Cardinal George Pell Charged With Multiple Sex Offences Australian cleric and one of the world's top Catholic officials, Cardinal George Pell, has been charged over "multiple" historical sex offences, Victoria...
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SesquiFest celebrating Canada 150 begins in downtown London Canadian pride will be on display in downtown London over the next five days, as SesquiFest gets underway.
SesquiFest celebrating Canada 150 begins in downtown London Canadian pride will be on display in downtown London over the next five days, as SesquiFest gets underway. Global News Comment this news ● 
Painting a 10-Story Tribute to Leonard Cohen After painting murals around the world, Montreal artist Kevin Ledo tackled the greatest work of his life back at home: a 10-story painting of Leonard Cohen.
Painting a 10-Story Tribute to Leonard Cohen After painting murals around the world, Montreal artist Kevin Ledo tackled the greatest work of his life back at home: a 10-story painting of Leonard Cohen.● 
Manitoba family suing school division over handling of bullying speaks out A Manitoba man at the centre of a unique bullying lawsuit says he’s still recovering from years of physical, verbal and online abuse.
Manitoba family suing school division over handling of bullying speaks out A Manitoba man at the centre of a unique bullying lawsuit says he’s still recovering from years of physical, verbal and online abuse. Global News Comment this news ● 
#OurYYC On the Road: Global News in Banff Watch as the Global News team broadcasts live from the Historic Administration Building at the end of Banff Avenue, with Cascade Mountain as our backdrop.
#OurYYC On the Road: Global News in Banff Watch as the Global News team broadcasts live from the Historic Administration Building at the end of Banff Avenue, with Cascade Mountain as our backdrop. Global News Comment this news ● Whitcomb: When we celebrate Confederation, what do we celebrate? Millions of Canadians are celebrating the 150th anniversary of Confederation, but what is it all about? • Confederation consisted of two elements. In March...
● Michael Buble gets emotional while accepting GG award In his first public appearance since his son went through cancer treatment, singer Michael Bublé got emotional as he accepted the National Arts Centre award, one of the...
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COMMENTARY: It seems Andrew Scheer prefers a partisan Senate Scheer's alternative is to simply stack the upper chamber with Conservative appointees who would, in his words, implement a Conservative vision for Canada.
COMMENTARY: It seems Andrew Scheer prefers a partisan Senate Scheer's alternative is to simply stack the upper chamber with Conservative appointees who would, in his words, implement a Conservative vision for Canada. Global News Comment this news ● Alberta 150: The Dragon, the sportscaster and the Great One In honour of Canada’s sesquicentennial, the Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun are profiling 150 Albertans who helped shape our province...
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