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U.S. embassy to open in Jerusalem in May
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hails the U.S. announcement that it would move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in May as "a great day for the people of Israel."
Canadian athlete Dave Duncan arrested, released in South Korea
Canadian ski cross athlete David Duncan, his wife Maja, and Ski Cross High Performance Director Willy Raine were arrested and released Saturday after police in South Korea allege a vehicle was stolen, with the driver legally impaired at the time of arrest

Residents of Syria's eastern Ghouta district said they were waiting their "turn to die" on Wednesday, amid one of the most intense bombardments of the war by pro-government forces on the besieged, rebel-held enclave near Damascus.
Gray whale returned to ocean after 3 days beached in Mexico
A grey whale has been returned safely to the Pacific Ocean after three days beached on the coast of Mexico's Baja California Sur state. Workers spent three days using pumps to keep the whale hydrated. Photos released by the agency showed them hosing it do
Pet Alert: Euthanasia Drug Found in Wet Dog Food
A major producer of popular dog food brands has voluntarily withdrawn products over concerns they include a drug used to euthanize animals.
J.M. Smucker Co. said it has pulled specific shipments of Gravy Train, Kibbles 'N Bits, Ol’ Roy, and Skippy cann
Myanmar government denies report of mass graves
Myanmar's government has denied a report by The Associated Press documenting at least five mass graves containing Rohingya Muslim civilians killed by the military with help from Buddhist neighbours.
90 migrants feared dead after boat capsizes off Libya
An estimated 90 migrants are feared to have drowned off the coast of Libya after a smuggler's boat capsized early on Friday, leaving three known survivors and 10 bodies washed up on shore, the International Organization for Migration says.
Cuba mourns Little Fidel, son of revolutionary Castro
Fidel Castro's eldest son was mourned in Cuba on Friday after the unusually public announcement of his suicide following a long depression. Fidelito was born a year after his parents married. The boy saw relatively little of his father, who was imprisoned
Scientists move Doomsday Clock ahead to 2 minutes to midnight
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has moved the Doomsday Clock ahead by 30 seconds to two minutes to midnight, the symbolic time of civilization's destruction. The clock, first used in 1947, is a metaphor meant to measure how close we are to destroying th
Super blue blood moon puts on a show around the world
It's the first time in 35 years a blue moon has synced up with a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse, so-called a blood moon because of its red hue. For the trivia crowd, the moon was 360,200 kilometres away at the peak of the eclipse, close enough for su
Prince William, Kate try bandy hockey in Sweden
Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge took a shot at bandy Tuesday to kick off a visit to Sweden and Norway -- with William winning a penalty shootout in the game, a Swedish sport similar to ice hockey.
Long-lost chunk of Canada found in Australia
A geologic discovery indicates that a chunk of Canada that broke off 1.7 billion years ago is in Australia. The data suggests that the Georgetown rocks broke off from Canada and collided with northern Australia around 1.6 billion years ago.
Governor General to attend Olympics in PyeongChang
Julie Payette, the Governor General of Canada, will attend the winter Olympics in South Korea, the prime minister announced Sunday. Payette will be in PyeongChang as part of a tour of South Korea from Feb. 7 to 12.
Political experts say there is much to be learned from the warship crisis 50 years ago that brought the Korean peninsula to the brink of a second war
Magnitude 6.3 earthquake shakes northern Chile
The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck northern Chile. Local media in Chile said there were no immediate reports of damage and that the navy's oceanographic service had discarded the possibility of a tsunami.
The Canadian government is urging any Canadians located in or near the popular tourist destination of Montego Bay to exercise caution and listen to local authorities.
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