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13.05.2008
TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty says he doesn't regret giving General Motors $250 million of Ontario taxpayers' money, even though the company is closing its Windsor transmission plant.
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13.05.2008
TORONTO - With a variety of long grain rice from some 30 suppliers stocked on the shelves, it would seem the Hong Tai Supermarket would have no trouble satisfying demand.
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13.05.2008
OTTAWA - Canada and the United States have sunk to the moral equivalent of terrorists in their handling of a young Canadian held at Guantanamo Bay, says Liberal senator and ex-general Romeo Dallaire.
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13.05.2008
CRANBROOK, B.C. - A pedestrian crushed Tuesday under the exploding fireball of a crashed helicopter had little warning of the tragedy, witnesses said.
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13.05.2008
CALGARY - It's something all military families dread but are forced to discuss when a soldier is deployed overseas - the possibility that a loved one won't come home.
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13.05.2008
HAMILTON - The parents of an 11-year-old Hamilton boy who was forced to undergo chemotherapy against his wishes have agreed to respect the medical decisions of his doctors - for now.
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13.05.2008
TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty is dismissing calls to change Ontario's proposed pesticide ban to allow municipalities to keep tougher laws, despite concerns that the new standard will weaken local bylaws that are protecting people's health.
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13.05.2008
TORONTO - Everything old was new again as the Canadian Toy Association unveiled its must-have items for summer.
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13.05.2008
FREDERICTON - Election officials in New Brunswick say a few lessons were learned, but overall they are pleased with new machines used to count ballots in Monday's municipal elections.
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13.05.2008
VICTORIA - A B.C. mother living in British Columbia's polygamist community says she's working to bring her daughter back to Canada after the teen was apprehended last month by U.S. child-welfare authorities at a polygamist community in Texas.
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