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Britain's Queen Elizabeth speaks with Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon after arriving with Prince Philip (R) at Edinburgh Waverley Station, before boarding a train drawn by a steam locomotive to travel along the Scottish Borders Railway in Scotland, Britain September 9, 2015. REUTERS/Russell Cheyne

Queen Elizabeth Never Aspired to be Longest Serving Monarch

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TTC Celebrates Car Number 4410 Streetcar Entering Service

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Thunder Bay Real Estate and Mortgage Planning

Thunder Bay Housing Starts Up Through August

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The Staal Foundation Open started with a loud Thunder Bay welcome with the cannon from Fort William Historical Park

Election 360 – Week Five – Local and Regional Overview

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Election 360 – Week Five National Overview

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Justin Trudeau stands in front of the new Liberal campaign plane

Justin Trudeau – Liberals Will Reverse Conservative Cuts to Employment Insurance

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A tourist wearing a face mask walks at the Amman Citadel, during a sandstorm in downtown Amman, Jordan, September 8, 2015. A heavy sandstorm swept across parts of the Middle East on Tuesday, hospitalising scores of people in Lebanon and disrupting air strikes and fighting in neighbouring Syria. Clouds of dust also engulfed Israel, Jordan and Cyprus where aircraft were diverted to Paphos from Larnaca airport as visibility fell to 500 metres. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed

Killer Sandstorm Hits Middle East – Two Dead – Hundreds in...

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Election 360 National

New Democrats Hold Slight Lead over Liberals in Latest Nanos Research...

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Gary Wassaykeesic Believes His Mother’s Murderer Has Been Found

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The Bombardier Electrostar

Bombardier Appoints Nico Buchholz as Senior VP and CPO

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Solar Panels atop the Victoriaville Centre Parkade

Solar Power Rising in British Columbia

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A family of South Sudanese civilians shelter at a UN base in Juba. UNHCR has been taking on increased responsibilities for the 57,000 civilians taking refuge in 10 UN compounds throughout the country. Photo: UNHCR/K. McKinsey

Did Grandmas Make People Pair Up?

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