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A land of opportunity and heartbreak – Globe and Mail

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Globe and Mail
A land of opportunity and heartbreak
Globe and Mail
In the wake of the 'tragic' image of two boys on the street, the Prime Minister visits Iqaluit to unveil his economic prescription for the North, a plan to tap the resource-rich region while addressing the social crises that prevail there.
Stephen Harper and the unfortunate Nunavut typoNational Post
Harper touts arctic economy and seal meat after PR bumbleThe Canadian Press
PM has full northern tripCanada.com
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Gunmen In Bloody Kabul Siege on Eve Of Afghan Election – New York Times

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Gunmen In Bloody Kabul Siege on Eve Of Afghan Election
New York Times
By REUTERS KABUL (Reuters) – Gunmen stormed a bank building in the Afghan capital and battled police for hours on Wednesday on the eve of a cliffhanger election which the Taliban has vowed to disrupt. The brazen early morning raid was the third major
Robbers killed in gunbattle at Kabul bankCNN International
3 militants killed in Kabul 1 day electionThe Associated Press
Q+A-What are the stakes for US in Afghanistan vote?Reuters
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BC woman arrested in autistic boy's death – Globe and Mail

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BC woman arrested in autistic boy's death
Globe and Mail
A 42-year-old woman from Grand Forks, BC, has been arrested in connection with the death of a 12-year-old autistic boy whose body was found just three doors down from his home. RCMP said last night that Kimberly Ruth Noyes was "taken without incident"
Family of dead autistic boy takes police to taskCanada.com
RCMP arrest woman in autistic boy's deathCTV British Columbia
RCMP arrest neighbour of 12-year-old autistic boy found slain near The Canadian Press
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Analysis: Liberals tired of health care compromise – The Associated Press

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Analysis: Liberals tired of health care compromise
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Frustrated liberals have a question for President Barack Obama and Democratic lawmakers: Isn't it time the other guys gave a little ground on health care? What's the point of a bipartisan bill, they ask, if we're making all the concessions
It's Time to Give Up On the Public OptionWashington Post
Views unchanged on Obama's healthcare plans: pollReuters
Obama to rally grass roots backers on health careAFP
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Police offer tattoo removal for information on street gangs – Globe and Mail

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Police offer tattoo removal for information on street gangs
Globe and Mail
In exchange for information, British Columbia's Integrated Gang Task Force is arranging for gang members who wish to change their lives and co-operate with police to have gang-related tattoos removed. The practice was disclosed on the weekend by
BC police paying for gang tattoo removalVancouver Sun
Cops willing to pay for gang tattoo removalMetro Canada – Vancouver
BC RCMP to pay for gangsters' tattoo removal in exchange for The Canadian Press
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Time was right to take over Tourism BC, minister says – Globe and Mail

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Time was right to take over Tourism BC, minister says
Globe and Mail
Fewer than six months from the start of the biggest sporting event in BC history, the 2010 Winter Olympics, was exactly the right time for the government to take over the province's independent tourism marketing agency, according to Tourism Minister
Tourism BC 'imported'Canada.com
Tourism BC death bafflingTimes Colonist
Tourism BC president, entire board dismissedVancouver Sun
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Lawyer for woman back from Kenya demands return of passport at … – The Canadian Press

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Lawyer for woman back from Kenya demands return of passport at
The Canadian Press
TORONTO — The passport which stranded a Toronto woman in Kenya for months is now at the centre of a standoff between the federal government and the lawyer representing Suaad Hagi Mohamud. Raoul Boulakia is taking his demands that the government
Somali-Canadians feel harassed in Kenya: activistsCBC.ca
Toronto woman demands Kenya returns her ID, case files680 News
How much is 3-month ordeal worth?Toronto Star
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Opium poppy seizure largest in Alberta history – CBC.ca

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Opium poppy seizure largest in Alberta history
CBC.ca
Police seized these opium poppy heads from a grocery store in southeast Edmonton last week. (CBC) A man was charged after he allegedly accepted a package with more than 70 kilograms of dried opium poppy at his grocery store in southeast Edmonton last
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Opium bust after grocery store stingEdmonton Sun
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Senior Indian politician expelled – BBC News

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BBC News
Senior Indian politician expelled
BBC News
A senior leader of India's Hindu nationalist main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been expelled from the party. Jaswant Singh's expulsion was announced by the party during a meeting. This comes a day after the BJP "disassociated" itself
Jaswant stays away from BJP leaders in ShimlaTimes of India
BJP expels Jaswant Singh for praising JinnahZee News
Jaswant Singh expelled from BJPIndian Express
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N. Korea to attend Kim funeral – CBC.ca

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Los Angeles Times
N. Korea to attend Kim funeral
CBC.ca
AP North Korea will send a delegation to the funeral of former South Korean president Kim Dae-jung, according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency. The report Wednesday quoted Kim's former aide as saying North Korean officials had conveyed a message
Some memorable quotes from Kim Dae-jungThe Associated Press
Former S Korea President Kim diesBBC News
South Korea's Kim survived jail, assassination bidsReuters
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