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Tar Sands and the Carbon Numbers
New York Times
This page opposes the building of a 1700-mile pipeline called the Keystone XL, which would carry diluted bitumen — an acidic crude oil — from Canada's Alberta tar sands to the Texas Gulf Coast. We have two main concerns: the risk of oil spills along ...
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Canadian Jet Crash Kills 12
Voice of America (blog)
Some 500 members of Canada's military, along with a team of investigators from the Transportation Safety Board, were less than two kilometers from the crash scene, getting ready to participate in a mock airline crash training exercise scheduled for ...
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NBLC president: Time is now for pro basketball in Canada
Kansas City Star
By Steven Loung, Sports Network The National Basketball League of Canada (NBLC) is a newly created professional basketball league in Canada that promises to allow Canadian players to extend their playing careers. Normally, those careers would have been ...
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Environment Canada confirms tornado
London Free Press
Environment Canada will send more storm-damage investigators Monday morning to study the intensity of Sunday's lethal twister. "The team of two (Environment Canada representatives) at Goderich confirmed that a tornado did indeed hit the town. ...
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Canada off to Universiade hoops gold-medal game
Vancouver Sun
Tyson Hinz, seen here with the Carleton Ravens, has led Canada in scoring in four of its six games and topped 20 points in three. SHENZHEN, China — Tyson Hinz led his university team to the Canadian national championship last spring. ...
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Canada claims fifth gold at canoe-kayak world championships
Vancouver Sun
Laurence Vincent- Lapointe of Canada shows her gold medal after the women's C1 200m final during the flat water Canoe and Kayak World Championship in Szeged, 170km (106miles) south of Budapest, August 21, 2011. EGED, Hungary — Laurence Vincent ...
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Montana motors on at Little League World Series; Venezuela defeats Canada
Washington Post
By AP, SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — The boys from Billings have the perfect excuse to miss the start of school Wednesday back home in Montana — they keep winning at the Little League World Series. Patrick Zimmer tossed five shutout innings and Ben ...
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Canada books ticket to World League volleyball tournament
Montreal Gazette
Team Canada's #15 Frederic Winters spikes the ball past Team Slovakia's #15 Juraj Zatko during World League Volleyball at Scotiabank Place in Kanata (Ottawa) on Saturday, July 30, 2011. KINGSTON, Ont. — The Canadian men's volleyball team is heading ...
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Canada embraces connection to Britain 0
Toronto Sun
A generation ago, an adolescent Canada was all about trying to cover over our deep connections to our British heritage, including and perhaps especially to the monarchy. Canadian culture had always changed organically as new immigrants and ideas came ...
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Findlay gets back to form in BC triathlon
Vancouver Sun
By John MacKinnon, edmontonjournal.com August 21, 2011 Paula Findlay of Canada looks on ahead of the start of the Elite Women's Race during day one of the the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series in Hyde Park on August 6, ...
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Unk edges Canada's Heffernan at Seaforth Country Classic
TSN
SEAFORTH, Ont. -- Brian Unk shot a final round of 5-under 65 Sunday to finish one shot ahead of Calgary's Wes Heffernan and win his second Canadian Tour Seaforth Country Classic title. Unk, the 2009 Seaforth winner, finished at 20 under and earned ...
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Royal Bank of Canada Announces Q2 2011 Figures
Business Review Canada
19, 2011 / CNWRoyal Bank of Canada (RY on TSX and NYSE) today announced that its Q2 2011 Supplementary Financial Information, which reflects the June 20, 2011 announcement of a definitive agreement to sell its US. regional retail banking operations to ...
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Top fall fairs & festivals in Canada
Toronto Sun
(Courtesy Celtic Colours International Festival/Murdock Smith) Maritime Fall Fair, Halifax: The Maritime Fall Fair is open at Exhibition Park in Halifax from Oct. 6 to 10, attracting residents from across eastern Canada and promoting regional ...
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Fab Forts Weekend a blast at Fort Rodd Hill
Victoria Times Colonist
By KATHRYN BURNHAM, timescolonist.com August 21, 2011 In this file shot from 2008 CanadaDay celebrations, the 5th (BC) Field Regiment fires a 21-gun salute at Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site. With six shots ringing out, the Fort Rodd Hill ...
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Canadian little leaguers edge Saudi Arabia at World Series
Ottawa Citizen
By Terry Bell, Postmedia News August 20, 2011 It wasn't pretty but Canada managed a 6-5 comeback win over Saudi Arabia on Friday and are off to a 1-0 start at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. With the score tied 5-5 in the ...
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Cape Town walks for sluts
iAfrica.com
SlutWalk was foundered in Toronto, Canada after a policeman announced "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimised." AFP SlutWalk Toronto spread to other cities inCanada and soon to other countries too. ...
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Canada to stick to deficit reduction plan
Caymanian Compass
Source: AP TORONTO (AP) — Canada's finance minister said Friday the government will stick to its plan to reduce the deficit by 2015 and won't spend money to stimulate the economy, but signaled that could change if the global economy deteriorates ...
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The nation's weather
Washington Post
A large low pressure system spinning over Canada will push a frontal boundary extending from the Northeast and dipping into the Southern Plains. Showers and thunderstorms will develop ahead and along this boundary, and bring moderate to heavy rain ...
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Canada ready for challenge
Montreal Gazette
By TERRY BELL, Postmedia News; Vancouver Province August 22, 2011 3:03 AM With the opening of the 2011 World Cup of Rugby less than a month away in New Zealand, Canada's men's national team is on a bit of a roll. Fresh off a sweep of a home-and-home ...
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Canada's U-18 women clinch series against hockey rival US
TSN
ROCKLAND, Ont. -- Canada's under-18 women's team defeated the United States 6-4 on Sunday to win the three-game exhibition series between the world hockey rivals. Laura Stacey of Kleinburg, Ont., had two goals and two assists, while Meghan Dufault of ...
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Recession fears loom large
Winnipeg Free Press
Canada's big banks are generally expected to report earnings growth compared with a weak quarter a year ago. But global economic and market turmoil are expected to hit their bottom lines, especially in their capital markets businesses. ...
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RB Jordan Canada to get his first crack at carries
KPAX-TV
In 2010, Jordan Canada did what many players do in their first year playing college football: Not play. The Montana Grizzlies redshirted Canada last year to get him an extra year of eligibility, while Peter Nguyen, Dan Moore, and Gerald Kemp carried ...
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Australia's Adamus and Canada's Endeavour Mining to merge
Mineweb
The merger business continues with Perth-based Adamus Resources Ltd (ASX & TSX-V: ADU, and FSE: AXM) entering into a merger implementation agreement with Endeavour Mining corporation (TSX: EDV). The pooling of assets in West Africa was the catalyst for ...
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Event transformed Canada's politics 0
Toronto Sun
By 1993, with the annihilation of the Tories, the Reform Party became the leading right-wing party inCanada, and the official opposition four years later -- pushing for, among other things, a triple-E Senate. Then, taking former PC supporters on board ...
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Wallabies' veteran to captain Australian Barbarians against Canada
The Australian
VETERAN secondrower Nathan Sharpe has been passed over for an All Blacks Test for a second time this month after being named last night to captain the Australian Barbarians against Canada at the Gold Coast on Friday night. The match is scheduled just ...
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Snow joke: Canadian Forces eye stealth snowmobile
Toronto Star
The Department of National Defence plans to develop a new stealth snowmobile for covert military operations in Canada's Arctic. Ottawa has posted a public tender for a hybrid-electric snowmobile that would allow Canadian Forces soldiers to swoop ...
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