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Refugee board ordered to rehear U.S. war dodger's failed asylum bid

Refugee board ordered to rehear U.S. war dodger's failed asylum bid

Article online since July 4th 2008
TORONTO - Canada's refugee board has been ordered to take another look at an American deserter's failed bid for asylum in an unprecedented court ruling that could affect scores of other U.S. soldiers who have refused to fight in Iraq. In Friday's decision, which came as Americans celebrated...
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Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth kicks off with 300,000 attending parade

Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth kicks off with 300,000 attending parade

Article online since July 4th 2008
CALGARY - About 300,000 people lined the streets of downtown Calgary for the kickoff to the 10-day cowboy festival known as the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. The Calgary Stampede generally attracts about 1.2 million visitors and the parade is a favourite for fans who camp out or arrive early...
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'Singer, humanitarian, ambassador' Aznavour named to Order of Canada

Article online since July 4th 2008
OTTAWA - Legendary singer Charles Aznavour, who has been described as the Frank Sinatra of France, is being named an honorary officer of the Order of Canada, a special designation reserved for non-Canadians. Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean will make the presentation at her official residence in Quebec...
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Girl, 16 from Milton, Ont., struck and killed after darting onto Highway 401

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MILTON, Ont. - A 16-year-old girl is dead after being struck by a tractor-trailer early Friday on Highway 401 in Milton, west of Toronto. Provincial police say the girl was struck just after 3 a.m. after she darted out into traffic from the right shoulder of the highway. The girl was pronounced...
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Police identify three Toronto people killed when car enters river

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MINETT, Ont. - Police have identified three Toronto men who died Thursday night when a car crashed into a river near Bracebridge, Ont. Provincial police say the car hit a guard rail, flipped through trees and plunged into Joseph River at about 7 p.m. The victims are identified as Tyler Mulcahy...

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