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Swimmer dies after being stung by stingray in Australia

SYDNEY, Australia — A swimmer in Australia has died of a heart attack after he was stung by a stingray. Police say the 42-year-old man went into cardiac arrest on Saturday at Lauderdale Beach, east of Hobart in Tasmania, after he suffered a puncture wound to his lower abdomen. He was swimming alone and close […]

Canoe
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»23:36 17.11 WATCH: Ball boy flub taints Zverev’s ATP Finals win over Federer
»19:10 17.11 Cyclone hits southern India, kills 33
»17:29 17.11 Canada defeats Germany, moves step closer to Rugby World Cup
»17:00 17.11 Patient sues New Mexico hospital for reviving her

City recommends fraction of request for cash-strapped Heritage Park

Heritage Park stands to receive less than half the $1 million in additional funding it says is immediately needed to stem a growing financial crisis spawned by rising costs and shrinking attendance. The city’s four-year budget plan released this week recommends the attraction receive $491,000 over four years to address its plight. The Heritage Park Society […]

Calgary Herald
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»14:25 17.11 Family travel: Bring the kids to beautiful Bali
»14:15 17.11 Brooks: Gala-ry of Hope supports Pacekids Programs
»14:13 17.11 Penner: There may be a K-Country revival, but it`s still raw and rugged
»14:06 17.11 Your letters for Nov. 17

Santa Claus and his parade warms Ottawa`s small-town heart

You can almost throw a snowball to Parliament Hill from parts of Ottawa’s Help Santa Toy Parade route. But as the parade wound through downtown Saturday morning, it was never more apparent just how far apart Ottawa, the national capital, and Ottawa, the city, really are. One day of the year, usually a wintry one […]

Ottawa Citizen
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»19:02 17.11 Liberals reject committee recommendation to replace Victoria-class subs – no desire for subs with under-ice capability
»18:29 17.11 South Carleton High School warns parents about `rash` of fights
»13:00 17.11 Egan: `Sickened and discouraged` — being a Catholic priest in a scandalous age
»12:00 17.11 Gee: So much for diversity on City of Ottawa advisory committees

Instant Family director Sean Anders draws on adoption experience

Eric Volmers There’s a scene in Sean Anders’ film Instant Family where a foster child is accidentally hit in the face with a basket ball thrown by Mark Wahlberg’s befuddled dad-in-training Pete. It’s played as slapstick comedy, an example of […]

canada.com
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»07:14 13.11 Global Voices: What adults can learn from kids, seniors about optimism
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»19:25 06.11 Robert Macfarlane’s The Lost Words fights dictionary exclusions
»15:26 06.11 Global Voices: Can mental health apps change your life?

President Trump Press Briefing as Judge Orders White House Return CNN Jim Acosta Press

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»20:59 13.11 United States Marine Corps 243rd ....
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»15:12 13.11 Comey used a private email account , when investigating Hillary Clinton for the same illegal activity
»14:20 13.11 MY BRIEF TAKE ON THE CNN LAWSUIT...

Premier Ford promises no ‘reckless’ cuts

Premier Doug Ford says he’s ruling out “reckless” cuts, telling the Toronto Sun’s Adrienne Batra in a fireside chat Saturday night that the Tories may not balance the provincial budget until year four of the mandate. “We’re going to do it responsibly,” Ford said of the belt-tightening. “We aren’t going to go out there and […]

Toronto Sun
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»01:37 Fedeli charts province’s fiscal course
»01:01 OCAP protests provincial government at Ford family’s Etobicoke business
»00:38 FAMILY TREASURE: Leafs lifetime pass to Gardens donated to Hockey Hall Of Fame
»00:16 Stampeders dipped into talent pool to find replacement receivers during run of injuries

Edmonton city staff candlelight vigil marks a year confronting workplace harassment, discrimination

A year after it emerged that at least one in five city employees said they have experienced harassment, one employee says more still needs to be done to fix what many have described as a toxic work environment. At a candlelight vigil held at Churchill Square Saturday evening that she helped organize, Cecily Poohkay said […]

Edmonton Journal
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»23:23 17.11 German researchers looking for family of Alberta man linked to WW2 crash site
»23:19 17.11 Preemie reunion: Former NICU babies, families, return to Misericordia, Grey Nuns
»19:36 17.11 Cult of Hockey Game Day: The Edmonton Oilers re-engage in the Battle of Alberta with a new weapon to deploy
»17:46 17.11 Watch: Giant Christmas Tree returns to Churchill Square

Deal for Maple Leafs forward may take big Rangersâ piece

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»12:46 Kyrie Irving scores 43, Celtics beat Raptors 123-116 in OT
»04:16 NBA roundup: Irving nets 43, leads Celtics past Raptors in OT
»03:45 Jim Carrey`s scathing political cartoons
»22:17 Red Sox bringing back World Series MVP Steve Pearce

Canada Post asks for halt to international shipments as parcel backlog grows

OTTAWA — Canada Post has asked its international partners to halt mail and parcel shipments to Canada as it reels under the weight of a 30-day delivery backlog resulting from… The post Canada Post asks for halt to international shipments as parcel backlog grows appeared first on Canadian Business - Your Source For Business News .

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»14:00 08.11 Boss advice from Canada’s Best Employers 2019
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»14:00 08.11 Why people still matter to Canada’s Best Employers
»14:00 08.11 Canada’s Best Employers 2019: Small- and Medium-sized Companies

SodaStream’s holiday spot backs sustainable message

The brand launches a Canadian ad stemming from a global campaign targeting waste from single-use plastics. Read More

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»14:01 Back Page: Who will be 2020′s Agency of the Year winner?
»19:30 What do the fastest-growing tech companies have in common?
»18:59 Gadget Tracking: Assistant and Alexa get more useful
»18:56 Drop acquires AI company Canopy Labs

Jarnkrok’s hat trick leads Predators over Kings 5-3

NASHVILLE — Calle Jarnkrok recorded his first career hat trick to lead the Nashville Predators to a 5-3 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night. Kyle Turris and Nick Bonino also scored for Nashville, which snapped a three-game losing streak. Nashville defenceman Ryan Ellis and Roman Josi each had a pair of assists. […]

National Post
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»03:32 Harden nets 34, Rockets win 4th straight 132-112 over Kings
»03:31 Walker’s 60 points not enough; 76ers top Hornets 122-119
»03:20 Mitchell scores 28, Jazz beat Celtics 98-86
»03:09 Atkinson’s hat trick leads Blue Jackets past Hurricanes 4-1

Vancouver police investigate West End assault

A woman reported that she was assaulted after being followed by a man into her Vancouver apartment building.

Vancouver Sun
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»17:33 17.11 Thompson Rivers University responds to Kamloops professor`s suspension
»16:31 17.11 Vancouver lawyer who prosecuted Khmer Rouge leaders welcomes genocide verdict
»16:17 17.11 Vancouver Weather: Sunny, but chilly, weekend
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Halifax International Security Forum 2018: Live video

We carry every on-the-record session at the annual meeting of defence and security minds on Canada’s east coast The post Halifax International Security Forum 2018: Live video appeared first on Macleans.ca .

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»22:46 09.11 These four Victoria Cross winners showed valour. Only one survived the war.
»22:45 09.11 Surreal colourized photos from the First World War ‘tell an old story in a new way’
»22:45 09.11 Margaret Atwood on the stark differences ‘back home’ before and after the Great War
»22:45 09.11 Celebrated athletes joined Canada’s WW1 effort—including six Olympians

Minister upholds mail ban on Your Ward News

The federal government is making permanent an interim order preventing Canada Post from delivering Your Ward News, a quarterly publication whose content has prompted hate crimes charges. The post Minister upholds mail ban on Your Ward News appeared first on The Canadian Jewish News .