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Three people died and at least 10 were hurt after two Calgary Transit buses collided and caught fire near Saddletowne station in northeast Calgary on Thursday.
At least 19 people were injured when a coach and a train collided near the Channel Tunnel entrance at Coquelles, France, on Thursday. None of the injuries was life-threatening.
Ethiopian government troops reached the border town of Zalambessa on Tuesday as diplomats worked to prevent a wider war with Eritrea, Reuters reported.
Nine former FBI agents, analysts and specialists who worked on the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case filed a lawsuit in Washington on Thursday seeking reinstatement and back pay.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency has banned Serbia’s Stefan Milicevic until 2050 and fined him US$70,000 after finding he fixed six matches and recruited other players.
In part 2 of his series, Nick Kossovan tackles ATS myths, networking for introverts, personal branding and why employers have become so picky about hiring.
A three-judge D.C. Circuit panel questioned both sides for 90 minutes on Oct. 14 over President Donald Trump’s year-old National Guard deployment in Washington. No ruling has been issued.
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 131 invitations to apply on Oct. 9, its largest round since late August, under its provincial nominee program.
Manitoba issued 340 letters of advice to apply on Oct. 8 in MPNP draw 281, with most going to education and childcare and 46 to health workers.
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Nine former FBI agents, analysts and specialists who worked on the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case filed a lawsuit in Washington on Thursday seeking reinstatement and back pay.
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Health Canada’s drinking page lists 10 or 15 drinks a week, while the 2023 national guidance says three to six is already a moderate risk. Here is how the two compare.
Treasury’s licence lets Lukoil’s Burgas refinery keep running until April 24, 2027, six days after the U.S. eased sanctions on Russian diesel and as Bulgaria’s prime minister backed the deal.
Health Canada’s drinking page lists 10 or 15 drinks a week, while the 2023 national guidance says three to six is already a moderate risk. Here is how the two compare.
President Laura Fernández opened the CACCO prison in Alajuela on Oct. 14 as Latin American leaders look to El Salvador’s model; rights groups warn of abuses.
A UN under-secretary-general says the US and Iran must approve a five-ships-a-day fertilizer corridor through Hormuz within weeks, or planting seasons will be missed.
Canada’s building permits rose 8.8 per cent to $13.6 billion in August, led by multi-unit housing in Ontario, B.C. and Alberta, Statistics Canada said Oct. 14.
















































