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Alberta junior hockey team announces three of its players killed in vehicle crash

Accident · Alberta

Alberta junior hockey team announces three of its players killed in vehicle crash

60% Left coverage: 67 sources

A southern Alberta junior hockey team said three of its players died in a motor vehicle collision on Monday while they were travelling to a team practice. See the Story

Bill Blair resigning seat, will become next high commissioner to U.K. — Bill Blair 2025 (cropped) by Wikipedia Photo - 250213-D-PM193-1414 (By: U.S. Secretary of Defense) / Creative Commons

Bill Blair · Canada

Bill Blair resigning seat, will become next high commissioner to U.K.

70% Left coverage: 33 sources

Former cabinet minister Bill Blair will resign his Toronto seat in the House of Commons, to take on a new role as Canada’s high commissioner to the United Kingdom. See the Story

Former minister Baird says he wasn’t consulted about Epstein’s invite to 2014 seminar — REUTERS / Mark Blinch

Canadian Politics · Canada

Former minister Baird says he wasn’t consulted about Epstein’s invite to 2014 seminar

83% Left coverage: 23 sources

The office of former foreign affairs minister John Baird says neither he nor the Canadian government were consulted on a 2014 seminar invitation list that included convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.See the Story

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Former minister Baird says he wasn’t consulted about Epstein’s invite to 2014 seminar — REUTERS / Mark Blinch

Former minister Baird says he wasn’t consulted about Epstein’s invite to 2014 seminar — REUTERS / Mark Blinch

Former minister Baird says he wasn’t consulted about Epstein’s invite to 2014 seminar

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