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Collision between migrant speedboat, Greek coast guard vessel leaves at least 15 dead — REUTERS / Konstantinos Anagnostou

Greece Politics · Greece

Collision between migrant speedboat, Greek coast guard vessel leaves at least 15 dead

44% Left coverage: 61 sources

The coastguard said a pursuit was under way at the time of the collision, near the island of Chios.See the Story

McGuinty: Ottawa remains opposed to acquiring nuclear weapons — REUTERS / Lisa Marie David

Canadian Politics · Canada

McGuinty: Ottawa remains opposed to acquiring nuclear weapons

80% Left coverage: 20 sources

Defence Minister David McGuinty says Canada remains opposed to acquiring nuclear weapons, despite a suggestion from a former head of the military that Ottawa should not rule it out.See the Story

Former B.C. lawyer who stabbed client to death is found guilty of first-degree murder

Crime · British Columbia

Former B.C. lawyer who stabbed client to death is found guilty of first-degree murder

78% Left coverage: 18 sources

After former Kamloops, B.C., lawyer Rogelio (Butch) Bagabuyo stole almost $800,000 from a client, stabbed him to death and then smuggled the body out of his office in a plastic tote, he tried to explain the killing as unplanned. See the Story

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