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at 13:23 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - One of the troops injured in the blast that killed a Canadian comrade watched from a wheelchair Saturday as hundreds of his fellow soldiers gathered to say goodbye to Cpl. Nick Bulger.
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at 11:42 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
MONTREAL - The resurrection of the Chevrolet Camaro remains a sore point for many former General Motors workers near Montreal, but Quebec's last automotive town has discovered it's better off in some ways without the troubled carmaker.
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at 16:45 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
CALGARY - Conservative attack ads that suggest Bloc Quebecois members are soft on pedophiles comprise a dirty tactic unworthy of Canadian politics, Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff charged Saturday.
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at 12:27 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
EDMONTON - The comrades of the latest Canadian soldier to die in Afghanistan are in mourning and offering their condolences to his family.
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at 13:35 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
OTTAWA - The Harper government is denying claims that it stripped a section on Vietnam from a federal website to boost its case for deporting Iraq war resisters.
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at 13:05 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
REGINA - The posters of a little Saskatchewan girl who disappeared from her home five years ago might be fading, but there's still hope that Tamra Keepness will be found.
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at 15:44 on July 4, 2009, EDT.
BROCKVILLE, Ont. - A man who police say fled an impaired driving checkpoint in eastern Ontario on Friday night was shot and killed by police.
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at 19:03 on July 3, 2009, EDT.
OTTAWA - Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda were prepared to bow as the 125th holder of Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne disembarked from his plane Friday afternoon.
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at 10:59 on July 3, 2009, EDT.
MEMRAMCOOK, N.B. - Canadians from all walks of life, among them some of the country's best-known politicians, paid their final respects Friday to Romeo LeBlanc, Canada's 25th governor general.
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at 7:21 on July 3, 2009, EDT.
TOKYO - Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko hope to reach out to Americans and Canadians of Japanese ancestry during a two-week tour that began Friday, but they won't be going to Pearl Harbor.
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