Taliban strike during wedding in Kandahar kills and harms many
Unconfirmed reports describe a sudden attack at a wedding in Nadaliati, Ruredalisa city, Kandahar province, causing multiple deaths and injuries. Officials blame insurgents for the deadly act, which occurred during a joyous event. The Taliban deny involvement and authorities investigate security lapses as Afghan police personnel were present.
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Arghandal
Lawrence Cannan
Nadaliati
Ruredalisa
Hibun
Letalib
AL Hasangele
Aghiuy
Tories announce Citizenship Strengthening Act at press theatre
Minister Kenn, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, briefs reporters on the Strengthening the Value of Canadian Citizenship Act at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa on Thursday. The measure aims to bolster eligibility and preserve national identity.
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Compromise with Bloc and New Democrats on refugee reform plan
Lawmakers discuss a revamped refugee reform bill as MPs from the Bloc and New Democrats push for faster determinations and quicker appeals for asylum seekers. The package faces Liberal resistance and remigration concerns, with key figures signaling changes to satisfy party lines and expedite processing.
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New Democrats
Maurizie Bevilach
Kenney
Cisaeray
Shy
Catal
Quebec union bass victim of arson case
Unclear readable text reports a blaze linked to a Quebec union bass figure. Three men are mentioned in association with the incident and vehicle clues. Authorities pursue leads as evidence and motive remain under review.
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Quebec Union
Narion 1 Brnce Pension Talks Coming
Fragmented OCR text mentions CPP expansion and pension talks with unclear names and places. The readable parts reference pension system changes, deadlines, and policy discussion without concrete details or clear entities.
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Narion
Brnce
Abada Lal
Paver Dyson
Duncans
Ules
Top court upholds bail publication bans
The court upholds the right to automatic publication bans during bail hearings. The High Court rejected challenges by several organizations arguing judges should have the final say. The ruling signals a shift toward limiting pretrial reporting and reflecting media constraints in 2017.
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Wari
Sapo Coa
Ana Tye High Court
Farschay
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