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Europe · LondonFleetwood Mac's Christine McVie has died aged 79, her family has said in a statement. On Facebook, they said: "On behalf of Christine McVie's family, it is with a heavy heart we are informing you of Christine's death.See the Story
Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie dies aged 79
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Business · Los AngelesThe parent company of social media platform Parler and American rapper Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, have agreed to terminate the intent of the sale of Parler, according to a statement from Parlement Technologies on Thursday.
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Rapper Kanye West no longer plans to buy social media platform Parler
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Europe · DohaGermany have been knocked out of the World Cup, with a win against Costa Rica not enough to secure them a place in the last 16.
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Germany eliminated from World Cup despite 4-2 victory over Costa Rica
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Asia · North KoreaThe move was largely symbolic considering the lack of financial exchanges and business activities between the rival Koreas. The steps may still draw an irritated response from North Korea, which last month called South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and his government idiots. The eight individuals and seven organizations targeted by Seoul had already been sanctioned by Washington.See the Story
Seoul places new sanctions on North Korea over arms buildup
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US & Canada · AlbertaAlberta's police watchdog has been called in to investigate after a Mountie shot an armed suspect on the Samson Cree First Nation. The wounded man was flown to hospital in critical life-threatening condition. Police say the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has taken over the investigation of the shooting.See the Story
Mountie shoots armed man on First Nation, suspect in life-threatening condition
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Hilo · HiloHotels in and around Hilo are becoming fully booked in what is normally a slower time of the year for business. Helicopter tours of Mauna Loa, which began erupting Sunday after being quiet for 38 years, are also in high demand by tourists and journalists. The current eruption is its 34th since written record keeping began in 1843.See the Story
Hawaii eruption brings tourism boon during slow season
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Nisga'a · Nisga'aThe National Museum of Scotland says it will return a memorial totem pole taken nearly a century ago. A delegation of Nisga'a leaders travelled to Edinburgh last August to request the transfer of the 11-metre pole back to their territory. Chief Earl Stephens says their people believe the pole, which was hand-carved in the mid-1800s, is alive with the spirit of an ancestor.See the Story
B.C. Nisga'a totem on display at Scotland museum since 1930 is heading home
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VolkswagenVolkswagen AG has started searching in Canada for the site of its first battery factory in North America. The automotive giant said its chief executive Oliver Blume has signed an agreement with Industry Minister Fran�ois-Philippe Champagne to work to identify suitable sites. The North American electric vehicle market is at a turning point, said Blume.See the Story
Volkswagen searching in Canada for first North American battery factory site
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Politics · WinnipegWinnipeg police say the man accused of killing a 24-year-old woman and disposing of her body in a dumpster in May has been charged with three more homicides.
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Winnipeg police charge man accused of killing Rebecca Contois with additional homicides
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Inquiry into Emergencies Act urged to recommend greater political oversight of police
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US & Canada · AlbertaAlberta has accused the federal government of overreaching in four areas. The Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act was a key promise from Premier Danielle Smith when she was running for the leadership of the party. The bill is aimed at shielding the province from federal laws it deems harmful to its interests.See the Story
List of areas the Alberta government accuses Ottawa of overreaching
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