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Canadian Muslim site advocates for female circumcision
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The lost Franklin expedition in the Arctic: new research
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Canada, U.K. lobby against coal-fired energy
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Canadian Muslim site advocates for female circumcision
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Respected Quebec poet accused of plagiarism
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The U.S.-Canada plane dispute: U.K. joins the fray
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Canada and U.K. join forces on global coal phase-out
Canada and the United Kingdom are joining forces to push for transition from unabated coal-fired electricity production to cleaner energy sources at next month’s United Nations climate change meetings...
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Britain will give historic Franklin wrecks to Canada
The U.K. government has announced it will gift two recently-found wrecks from the historic Franklin expedition to Canada, while holding back a small sample of artifacts for its own museums. It was in...
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Franklin expedition shipwrecks; who owns what
Sir John Franklin set out to find the fabled Northwest Passage to China and India. Setting out from England in 1845, it was the last he, and the crew would be seen. The lost mission sparked many search...
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The lost Franklin expedition in the Arctic: new research
When Sir John Franklin left Britain with two ships and 129 sailors in 1845, it was to be an epic adventure to discover the fabled Northwest Passage to the Orient. Possibly the most prepared exploration...
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Canada, U.K. lobby against coal-fired energy
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