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Calgary firefighters battle Maple Ridge house fire
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Minnesota Wild keep winning after coaching change, douse Flames 5-2
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Sask. Mountie accused of murder sometimes slept in same room as his alleged victim, wife says
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RCMP charge second person in the death of a woman in Cape Breton
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Ontario woman says she's shocked and angry after losing $80,000 in roofing scam
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Toddler dies after being found with serious injuries at daycare
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Polytechnique plans tributes for 14 women killed in 1989
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Quebecers say they would vote for PQ in yet another poll
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Kitchener Rangers make it rain at Teddy Bear Toss game
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Waterloo Region embraces festive spirit with Christkindl Market and Hanukkah preparations
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