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Canadian rescued after yacht found partly submerged off Australian coast (opens the original)
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A Canadian tourist is reported to be in good health after his yacht was found by Australian rescuers partially submerged in a remote part of the Indian Ocean. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority, or AMSA, says the man was reported to be travelling from Darwin, on the northern tip of Australia, to the Aussie territory of Christmas Island south of Jakarta, Indonesia. An AMSA news release says the yachtsman twice failed to check in with family in Canada on Sunday and his brother contacted auth
Edmonton PrideFest organizers stand by police presence (opens the original)
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Organizers of Edmonton’s Pride parade say they stand by their decision to have a police presence at this weekend’s procession recognizing the LGBTQ+ community. The Edmonton PrideFest Association announced plans for additional security and police presence this week after attacks at Lapu Lapu Day events in Vancouver and at Pride celebrations in Berlin. In response, multiple groups, including the non-profit RaricaNow, said they would cut ties with the festival over the presence of police, among oth
Bill Wilson, one of Canada’s last surviving World War veterans, dies at 101 (opens the original)
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Veterans Affairs Canada says one of the country’s last surviving Second World War veterans has died. A social media post from the federal agency says William (Bill) Wilson died Monday at 101. It says he was born in Manitoba in 1924, and served aboard the HMCS Ottawa and took part in the bloody D-Day landings on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944. The post says after the war, Wilson was part of the Canadian delegations to D-Day and Netherlands anniversary commemorations. Wilson’s obituary sa
CBC/Radio-Canada to open five new international bureaus (opens the original)
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CBC/Radio-Canada says it will expand its English and French news divisions with five new international bureaus over the next two years. The public broadcaster says the expansion consists of putting journalists in Beijing, Jerusalem, Los Angeles, Mexico City and an undisclosed location in Europe. CBC News currently has bureaus in Istanbul, London, Mumbai, New York City, Paris, Taipei and Washington D.C., and officials say there will soon be a permanent presence in Africa. Editor-in-Chief Brodie F
B.C. pilot killed in helicopter crash while fighting Colorado wildfire (opens the original)
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Police in southwestern Colorado say a man from British Columbia died after the helicopter he was piloting crashed Sunday while battling a wildfire. Adam Murdie with Colorado’s Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office says the body of 56-year-old Nicholas Dale was pulled from his helicopter that went down in the Silver Jack Reservoir, in a remote area southwest of Aspen. Murdie said Dale, who was from the southern Vancouver Island community of Sooke, had been helping with the Gold Mountain Fire, which ha
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