Streaker interrupts This Morning weather broadcast at docks
A streaker vaulted onto ITV This Morning’s weather segment in Liverpool joining forecaster Fred Talbot on a floating map. He later ran toward Wales and then fell into the sea while attempting a leap to Northern Ireland, exposing himself to millions.
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Liverpool
England
Britain
ITV
Fred Talbot
Ireland
Talbot
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Baby dies after fall in hospital delivery room
Barbara Wilusz recounts watching her newborn son Michael die at McMaster University Medical Centre a week after birth following an accident in delivery at St. Joseph's Hospital. Coroner investigates possible inquest as officials coordinate with the family and hospital.
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Hamilton
Barbara Wilusz
John
Bonnie Porter
Niagara Region
Michael Wilusz
McMaster University Medical Centre
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hugh Greenwood
St. Joseph's
McMaster
Greenwood
Dense breast tissue linked to higher cancer risk
Canadian researchers report that women with dense breast tissue are four to six times more likely to develop cancer. The finding, measured by mammograms, could improve early detection and lead to prevention strategies.
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Toronto
National Cancer Institute
Tax cut considered to attract high income Canadians
A top Finance Department official said Canada may cut taxes for households earning 75 000 to 200 000 dollars to boost competitiveness. Deputy minister David Dodge warned revenue loss would require higher payroll taxes or deeper spending cuts as international firms complain about Canada's high income taxes hindering mobile upper income workers.
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Ottawa
Southam News
Canada
Finance Department
David Dodge
U.S
Martensville conviction overturned in Saskatchewan appeal
A 23 year old Martensville woman learned the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal overturned seven convictions tied to a sex abuse case. She expressed relief saying it feels like a heavy weight lifted and she plans to relax and enjoy her newfound freedom after four years.
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Regina
Martensville
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Albert Lavoie
Nicholas Shers
Sherstobitoff
Saskatoon
Ron
Linda Sterling
Travis
Travis Sterling
Sterling
Greg Walen
Ron Sterling
Saskatchewan
Bob Mitchell
Edmonton photographer case sparks fear amid trial
Marilyn Tan, a former model, faces multiple charges including uttering threats and administering a noxious substance after alleged threats and a sexual assault case connected to Don Boland, a photographer with a Riverdale studio. Boland tested HIV positive. Tan denies all charges.
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Gwen Dambrofsky
Edmonton
Marilyn Tan
Vancouver
Tan
Don Boland
Boland
Jeanette Kunkel
Con
Kunkel
Riverdale
Canada could outlaw private military training under old law
Obscure Criminal Code Section 70 gives cabinet power to prohibit drilling or training by private citizens without Parliament approval. A proclamation could apply to specific places and carry penalties up to five years if drilling resumes after a conviction. Edmonton meeting promotes conspiracy theories linking federal powers and banks.
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Edmonton
Southam News
Canada
Michigan
Cabinet
Irit Weiser
Firearms Control Task Force
Justice Department
Allan Rock
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Weiser
Committee On Monetary and Tax Reform
Alberta
Minnesota investors eye Jets comeback in Minnesota help bid
Winnipeg Jets fate looms as talks drift toward public aid to bridge a 60 to 64 million dollar gap. Advisors cite potential property tax and ticket tax breaks while Glen Taylor remains open to contributing but no formal request has been made.
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Burke
Saint Paul Pioneer Press
Wheelock Whitney
NHL
Minnesota
Minneapolis
John Moir
Conte
Minnesota Timber Wolves
Glen Taylor
Wolves Target Centre
Taylor
SIENE
Ee Taylor
Jets
Tne Gueber
Tuesds
Oldest Canadian senator vows to stay on past 89
Canada's longest serving senator, 89 today, John M. Macdonald, shows no plan to retire after 35 years in the Senate. Appointed in 1960, the Cape Breton native remains a lifelong bachelor and WWII veteran, praised by colleague Robert Muir as a wise old figure.
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John M. Macdonald
Canada
Senate
Macdonald
John Diefenbaker
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Joseph
Inet
Parliament Hill
North Sydney
John
Robert Muir
Sydney Mines
Muir
Tor
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