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Trump says he made up facts about trade deficit in meeting with Trudeau

Trump says he made up facts about trade deficit in meeting with Trudeau

Trump told a fundraiser that after Trudeau told him the U.S. does not have a trade deficit with Canada, he replied, “Wrong, Justin, you do.
US, France, Germany blame Russia for UK nerve agent attack

US, France, Germany blame Russia for UK nerve agent attack

The leaders said the use of a chemical weapon is “an assault on U.K. sovereignty” and “a breach of international law.”
B.C. gang members, The Greeks, lose conviction appeals

B.C. gang members, The Greeks, lose conviction appeals

Trio of organization known as The Greeks unsuccessfully appeal murder convictions
Mueller witness is convicted pedophile with shadowy past

Mueller witness is convicted pedophile with shadowy past

Special counsel Robert Mueller’s team has spent the last 10 months investigating possible Trump-related wrongdoings
Syria marks 7 years of war; thousands leave besieged enclave

Syria marks 7 years of war; thousands leave besieged enclave

Turkey’s President hoped the Syrian town of Afrin would be encircled by its forces by Wednesday evening
A self-assured Putin seems confident of electoral victory

A self-assured Putin seems confident of electoral victory

President Vladimir Putin seems self-assured and confident of victory in the election on Sunday, March 18.
Town Council flies through short agenda

Town Council flies through short agenda

Tuesday Town Council meeting was a short one.
B.C. city a test site for icy road indicators

B.C. city a test site for icy road indicators

Marker measures road temperatures and blue lights will flash when mercury dips below freezing
Save our Creston Education Centre

Save our Creston Education Centre

My intention in this letter is to clear up some misinformation related to the basement of ARES.
No foul play suspected in 40 Canada geese carcasses dumped on mid-Island

No foul play suspected in 40 Canada geese carcasses dumped on mid-Island

Conservation Officer Service said birds were likely taken in legal hunt