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Ottawa area residents take stock of tornado rubble as Ford tours the ruins
A tornado on Friday afternoon tore roofs off of homes, overturned cars and felled power lines in the Ottawa community of Dunrobin and in Gatineau, Que.
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Trudeau arrives at United Nations, hoping to re-establish Canada on world stage
Trudeau is beginning his day at the opening of the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit, where he’s scheduled to deliver brief remarks later this afternoon.
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Cities make power play for new fiscal order with eye to 2019 federal election
Trudeau ordered Champagne to talk with provinces and territories about ways to “address the timeliness of the flow of funds” to projects.
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Trump drains oxygen from Trudeau foreign policy with PM, Freeland bound for UN
A lot has changed since the Liberals came to power in Canada in 2015
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Coaches, players on Alberta university rugby team buckle up for the Broncos
16 people died when Humboldt Broncos bus collided with a semi-truck in rural Saskatchewan
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The Vatican ‘owes God an apology,’ activist says in letter to Pope Francis
Letter came after a report on sexual abuse of more than 1,000 children in six Pennsylvania dioceses
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Environment Canada confirms Ottawa area hit by two tornadoes Friday
At one point more than 200,000 hydro customers were blacked out
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Tens of thousands without power following tornado in Ottawa region
Hydro Ottawa says more than 170,000 customers were without power early this morning
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Tilray Inc sees $10-billion in market cap go up in smoke
Tilray’s share price closed at $123 US on Friday, a decline from its intraday peak of nearly $300 US earlier in the week
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Canada to boost support for riskier forms of renewable energy: minister
A $30-million contribution to a $117-million tidal project hopes to harness the immense power of the Bay of Fundy
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