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- Experts slam 'woefully inadequate' spray bottle used for de-icing by West Wind Aviation
- Canada and U.S. clash over sunset clause in 'forceful' NAFTA talks
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- Saskatchewan asks court if Ottawa's carbon tax is unconstitutional
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- Canadian Korean War veterans warily watch historic leaders' summit
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A federal judge has ruled that a court-appointed independent official called a special master should be the first to examine documents seized by FBI agents from U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. - Kim Jong-un ventures into South Korea for 1st time at summit
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- Chrystia Freeland cancels NATO trip to remain in Washington for critical NAFTA talks
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- At Koreas summit, symbolism is cunningly crafted into everything - even furniture
- Jury finds Bill Cosby guilty of sexually assaulting a woman
- U.K. prosecutors drop charges against 2 Canadian pilots
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- Canada's housing market still 'highly vulnerable,' CMHC says
- Area where van attack occurred in Toronto slowly returns to normal
- Psychiatrist says Quebec mosque shooter motivated by racism, not ideology
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- B.C. looks to enact new rules for companies bringing more oil through province
- Mounties called in as $110K in gold missing from mint
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- Sask. government commits to mandatory training for semi-trailer drivers
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