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The area may see light snow or flurries with cold conditions. Temperatures will struggle to rise above freezing with wind making it feel colder. Stay indoors if travel becomes slick and check updates for potential delays.
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Classic Rock Icon and Public Notices From 1884 to 1989
March 6 1884 marks Canada's largest public library founding in Toronto. 1947 Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour born in Cambridge England joins 1967 after The Piper at the Gates of Dawn. 1982 Coast Guard cutter Louis St Laurent put out of service by explosion injuring seven. 1989 report notes a sex related incident ending abruptly.
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Newfoundland Church to probe priest sex abuse cases
Seventeen years ago today Newfoundland's Roman Catholic archdiocese announced an inquiry into why multiple priest sex assaults went undetected for decades. The move followed two priest convictions and pending hearings for others, amid a broader church response to safeguarding failures.
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Drill bit valued at 15000 stolen from precision rig
Brooks RCMP investigate the theft of a Tu Cone Oilfield drill bit worth 15000 from Precision Rig 392. The mid August 2005 theft occurred near Patricia Alberta. Contact Brooks RCMP at 403 362 5548 with information.
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Drug-linked home invasion leaves two stabbed in Slave Lake
Two residents were stabbed and beaten in a home invasion in Slave Lake Alberta, about 250 kilometres northwest of Edmonton. Four attackers with bats and knives assaulted residents. victims treated for non life threatening injuries. Police identified several suspects. investigators say the victims knew the attackers.
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Woman and two children found dead in Aurora home
York Region police said a caller led officers to a home on Yonge Street at 6:50 a.m. where the woman and two children were found dead. A man believed to be the children's father was arrested after a pursuit on Highway 400 reaching speeds of 180 kmh. No other suspect is believed at large.
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Eldorado musher hugs exhausted sled dog at finish
Derek Stein of Eldorado Ontario nears the finish after a six mile race in the Apsley Winterfest Dogsled Races north of Peterborough Ontario on Saturday. CP photo shows the moment as the sled team nears the line.
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Poll shows Canadians demand action on aboriginal conditions
Winnipeg CP report notes a Environics poll of Ottawa finds 62 percent want improvements to social conditions on reserves, up 12 points since 2003, with 52 percent blaming government policies and attitudes. Sixteen years see 26 percent say aboriginals caused the problems.
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Guangdong man sick with H5N1 dies as China case tally grows
The Canadian Press reports a Guangdong province man contracted H5N1 on February 22 and died on March 2. WHO warns more human cases may be undetected in China as officials face questions about the true extent of the outbreak. In Beijing, WHO's senior China figure pauses when asked if more human disease exists beyond official counts.
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Iran warns UN watchdog over uranium enrichment
Iran told the International Atomic Energy Agency board in Vienna that full-scale uranium enrichment would resume if the issue is referred to the UN Security Council. Ali Larijani warned that such a move would hinder diplomatic efforts as delegates prepared to discuss sanctions.
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Taliban linked axe attack shocks Kandahar
Canadian officials say a man who bludgeoned a Canadian soldier was a Taliban agent, triggering an ambush in Kandahar. Brig Gen David Fraser confirms the attacker, an Afghan in his 20s, affiliated with Taliban as Canada’s forces operate in southern Afghanistan.
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