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In the slick of it
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The war in Iraq
Global News takes a look at the events surrounding the Iraq war since the conflict began in 2003.
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Failing the taste test
The French ad depicting images of the 9/11 attacks isn’t the first to be deemed insensitive. Global News takes a look at others.
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Canadian terror
The four arrests stemming from an alleged homegrown terrorist plot are only the latest in a series of arrests in Canada.
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Frozen find
After 21 years buried under ice and snow in Alberta, the body of an American climber is found.
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Miner miracles
With trapped Chilean workers fortifying a shaft that will serve as a lifeline to the outside world, our thoughts turn to some mining miracles.
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Taxpayers on hook for $1B Olympic Village 'ghost town'
The majority of Vancouver's pricey Olympic Village condos remain unsold — leaving taxpayers on the hook for the $1 billion cost of the project.
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Alberta Health Services announces 132 new beds in Calgary hospitals
The new beds will open at the Foothills Medical Centre, the Peter Lougheed Centre and Rockyview General Hospital by December.
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Air ambulance services study ordered
Envision Edmonton and those supporting the closure of the city centre airport have finally found something they can agree on.
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Calgary zoo's newborn tiger cub in stable condition
A newborn female tiger is in stable condition a day after making a surprise appearance at the Calgary Zoo, but the cause of her sister's death is still being investigated.
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Give Saskatchewan residents a voice in potash future, says Lingenfelter
The people of Saskatchewan must have input into the creation of a serious plan for the province’s potash reserves, Saskatchewan NDP leader Dwain Lingenfelter said Wednesday.
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Mismanaged 9-1-1 call in Calgary draws scrutiny
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Abused Manitoba pups selected for treatment at North America’s largest animal sanctuary
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Police look for work boots worn by Sonia Varaschin’s killer
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Man stabbed to death in Montreal psychiatric home
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Ashley Smith's death at centre of recommended prison reform
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