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  1. Decision clearing path for Russia to join world juniors in Alberta is 'very unwelcome,' minister says

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    Canada's foreign affairs minister says the decision to let Russia back into the ice hockey world championships came as a "great disappointment" on Friday, as the country's ongoing invasion of Ukraine stretches toward its fifth year.

  2. Did human error cause Spain's deadly high-speed train crash? | About That

    The scene of a deadly high-speed train crash in Spain.

    A high-speed train travelling at more than 150 km/h collided with a stopped train in central Spain, killing at least 69 people and injuring dozens more. Andrew Chang breaks down dispatcher audio and information about the railway's signalling system to explain how a technical glitch may have led to the fatal crash. (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock and Getty Images)

  3. U.S. charges 5 more Canadians with voter fraud offences amid Trump administration crackdown

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    The U.S. Department of Justice says charges have been laid against five more Canadians for voting fraud-related offences, the latest in a flurry of similar prosecutions ahead of next week's midterm elections.

  4. Facing a potential $40M US tariff bill, this American importer is suing Trump to end some tariffs on Canada

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  5. North American stocks sink, Wall Street suffers worst day since June amid tech sell-off

    a man in a blue collared shirt walks past a building with a digital billboard that says TMX.

    The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite shed just under three per cent on Friday, while Canada's main index, the S&P/TSX composite index, finished the day down 1.7 per cent. Worries are rising about whether the hundreds of billions of dollars invested in AI will produce enough profit and productivity to make the investment worth it.