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Mark Carney appears on 'The Daily Show,' sources say he plans to launch leadership bid in Edmonton
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Police search for friends or family of pedestrian killed in north Edmonton crash
Police are searching for the next of kin of a man who was killed in a crash last week.
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Champagne, Clark say they won't run to replace Trudeau as sources say Freeland, Gould to launch leadership bids this week
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Dozens of survivors and dead pulled from illegal South African mine as hundreds remain underground
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Michelle Obama will not attend Trump's inauguration
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