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Surrey Police Investigating Late-Night Shooting In Guildford, Man Suffers Non-Life-Threatening Injuries
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Data Breach At LifeLabs, Possibly Affecting Up To 15 Million Canadians, LifeLabs Releases Open Letter To Customers Following Cyber-Attack
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Young Canadians Increasingly Bilingual, Especially In Quebec, New Brunswick
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