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Heavy snowfall in Juneau, Alaska, sinks boats in harbour

Heavy snow in Juneau, Alaska, has wreaked havoc on boats, roofs and roads.Whitehorse's sister city has received more than five feet of snow so far in January. Last week, 30 inches of…

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UN finds 'convincing information' backing reports Hamas and other militants raped, then killed women on Oct. 7

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U.S. asks Canada to reimpose visa requirements for Mexico to stem surge of crossings at northern border

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Heavy snowfall in Juneau, Alaska, sinks boats in harbour

UN finds 'convincing information' backing reports Hamas and other militants raped, then killed women on Oct. 7

B.C. cities dealing with drought invite residents to show off their brown lawn — for a prize