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Saskatchewan weighs daylight saving join
Premier Lorne Calvert considers whether Saskatchewan should adopt daylight saving time as clocks move one hour ahead on Sunday in the debate over time changes.
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Amanda Bynes Stars In Search For Her Father Film
Amanda Bynes plays a daughter seeking her father in a drama film. Critics note her performance anchors the story as it follows a road trip of revelations and family reconciliation.
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Children’s Festival lights up Cypress Centre today
The Cypress Centre hosts a Children’s Festival today featuring family activities and events. Families can explore crafts, storytelling, and interactive booths designed for kids and caregivers.
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U.S. Forces Enter Baghdad as Iraqi Resistance Fades
American troops push into central Baghdad and secure key approaches while marines fight street battles on the city edges. Thousands flee north as U S and Iraqi forces clash near the airport and southeast sectors. Meanwhile Kurdish forces advance toward Mosul with U S air support and local militia backing.
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Car bomb kills five
A car bombing on an unspecified date and location killed five people. Authorities reported casualties and launched investigations, with emergency responders arriving at the scene and securing the area. Details about the motive, suspects, and target remained unclear.
Rebels thrash Tigers 6-2 to take series lead in WHL
Red Deer Rebels defeat Medicine Hat Tigers 6-2 at the Enmax Centrium to lead the Western Hockey League second round. Former Tiger Rory Rawlyk netted the winner and earned first star as Joel Stepp, Neiszner, Rawlyk, Phaneuf, Germyn and Keith scored for the Rebels who dominated all game. Tigers coach Willie Desjardins blamed a lack of battle as Tigers’ top forwards were stifled by Red Deer’s aggressive, chippy defense.
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