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1. Proving there's no ending to the surrealness of America, Donald Trump tries to free A$AP Rocky from Swedish jail  Straight.com
2. Trump administration is working to free A$AP Rocky from Swedish custody  Global News
3. Sweden extends detention of rapper A$AP Rocky for another week  CP24 Toronto's Breaking News
4. Trump says he is working to free rapper A$AP Rocky from Swedish custody  The Guardian
5. Donald Trump and Kanye West Spoke About A$AP Rocky's Incarcertation  E! Online
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1. Saint Johners react to 'not guilty' verdict in Dennis Oland murder trial  CBC.ca
2. Judge finds Dennis Oland not guilty of murder in multi-millionaire father's death  KelownaNow
3. Dennis Oland not guilty in retrial over 2011 murder of multimillionaire father  CBC News: The National
4. Dennis Oland will take time to ‘mentally regroup’ after acquittal, lawyer says  The Globe and Mail
5. Author on Dennis Oland's not guilty verdict: 'Reasonable doubt trumps everything'  TheChronicleHerald.ca
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Two popular water parks in Ontario and Quebec have quietly changed the rules when it comes to what women can wear, or in this case, not wear when on the ...

1. Federal government redoes child-benefit forms amid concerns 'at-risk' families missing payments  CBC News
2. Feds aim to make it easier to apply for Canada Child Benefit  Global News
3. Feds redo child-benefit forms amid concerns 'at-risk' families missing payments  CTV News
4. Canada Child Benefit Forms To Change, Reduce Barriers For 'At-Risk' Families  HuffPost Canada
5. Federal government simplifies child-benefit forms amid concerns 'at-risk' families missing payments  National Post
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1. 200 jobs to be cut at Ford's Oakville plant  680 News
2. 200 jobs on the chopping block at Ford's Oakville plant, starting in September  CBC News
3. Ford to cut 200 jobs at Oakville, Ont. auto assembly plant on slowing sales  CP24 Toronto's Breaking News
4. 200 jobs to be cut at Ford’s Oakville plant  CityNews Toronto
5. Ford to cut 185 jobs in Oakville, Ont. plant on slowing sales: Union  BNNBloomberg.ca
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For those who wear contact lenses: beware.Graphic images coming from a case study of a 41-year-old English woman detailed in The New England Journal of ...

For those who wear contact lenses: beware.Graphic images coming from a case study of a 41-year-old English woman detailed in The New England Journal of ...

1. B.C. man pleads guilty in snake venom death of two-year-old girl  Vancouver Is Awesome
2. B.C. man is pleads guilty in the snake venom death of a two-year-old girl  National Post
3. B.C. man pleads guilty in fatal snake venom poisoning of 2-year-old girl  Global News
4. Guilty - snake venom death - BC News  Castanet.net
5. B.C. man pleads guilty in case of toddler killed by snake venom poisoning  The Globe and Mail
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1. Why the Apollo 11 moon landing conspiracy endures 50 years later  National Post
2. Conspiracy Theorists Are Going Wild Over the Moon Landing Anniversary  VICE
3. Apollo moon landings: real or fake? Express.co.uk readers deliver their verdict  Express.co.uk
4. The cold war led to the moon landing, but historians disagree on how the moon landing influenced the war  National Post
5. Moon buggies and bags of poo: what humans left on the moon  The Guardian
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VANCOUVER -- Mill cutbacks in British Columbia are still happening, but West Fraser Timber Co Ltd. (WFT.TO 2.18%) said Friday that the worst of the pullback ...

1. Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson both miss cut at The Open  Sportsnet.ca
2. Lowry, Holmes share Open lead as McIlroy leaves with cheers  CBC Sports
3. Tiger facing up to his future  TSN
4. The Open tee times: Graeme McDowell set for early start with Bubba Watson while Shane Lowry in round three's final group at Royal Portrush  Belfast Telegraph
5. Rory McIlroy falls just short of making cut at The Open  Sportsnet.ca
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1. Montreal's No. 2 politician apologizes for 171 km/h speeding ticket  CTV News
2. Projet Montréal's Dorais apologizes for 'reprehensible' speeding  Montreal Gazette
3. Top Montreal official Benoit Dorais apologizes for speeding  CBC.ca
4. Benoit Dorais apologizes for ‘reprehensible’ speeding ticket  Global News
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Does Philips novel home lighting system actually enhance interactive entertainment?

1. 'Mr. Dressup' to join Will Arnett, Cindy Klassen on Canada's Walk of Fame  CityNews Toronto
2. ‘Mr. Dressup’ to join Will Arnett, Cindy Klassen on Canada’s Walk of Fame  680 News
3. 2019 Canada’s Walk of Fame inductees: Will Arnett, Mr. Dressup and more  Global News
4. Canada's Walk of Fame to induct Mr. Dressup, Cindy Klassen, Frank Gehry  CBC News
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Lyme disease has settled so deeply into parts of Canada many public health units now just assume if you get bitten by a tick, you should be treated for Lyme ...

1. Lyme disease spreading ticks more common in Canada thanks to mild winters  CTV News
2. Lyme-infected ticks are so common in parts of Canada, testing no longer done  The Globe and Mail
3. What’s really behind the spread of Lyme disease? Clue: it’s not the Pentagon  The Guardian
4. Lyme-spreading ticks becoming so common in some areas that many places stop testing  CTV News
5. Mild winters driving Lyme-spreading ticks north  The North Bay Nugget
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1. Trump slams Fed again, complaining about high rates  BNNBloomberg.ca
2. Trump attacks US Fed, demands rate cut  DAWN.com
3. Rate Cuts Move Gold, Bullish Crude Specs Bail, Low Demand Pressures Nat Gas  FX Empire
4. The Fed Cherry-Picked Its Way to a Rate Cut. Here's Proof.  Bloomberg
5. Fed comes under fire from Wall Street over rate confusion  Financial Times
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President Donald Trump slammed the Federal Reserve over interest rates and charged into confusion among investors caused by a speech from the central ...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says some sheep in Alberta have been infected with scrapie, a fatal disease that affects the animals' nervous system.

Police are asking the public for more information after a couple was found dead on a northern B.C. highway earlier this week.