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He pulled over to change a tire, and the traffic did not hold its line.
A 70-year-old man was killed Tuesday while changing a tire on the shoulder of Deerfoot Trail in Calgary after a truck towing a trailer crossed into the shoulder and struck him. No charges have been laid.
An apology arrived years late, and the investigation it acknowledged was already over.
The RCMP has apologized after a review found its investigation into a Nova Scotia workplace drowning to be "grossly inadequate," raising questions about how industrial deaths are handled.
From Paris to Montreal: A Student Movement Finds a Second Home
Hundreds of Montreal students rallied in solidarity with French lycée protests, voicing their own concerns about rising costs, unpaid internships, and austerity in higher education
Trudy Weakens, but the Coast Waits for the Sky to Clear
Hurricane Trudy lashed Mexico's Pacific coast with heavy rain and winds, threatening flooding and mudslides before weakening to Category 2 and beginning its retreat.
No Charges Yet: The Wait After Stryker
A Kansas driver who killed two and injured ten at a youth soccer game has been released without charges pending toxicology and vehicle inspection results, as Wichita police continue investigating.
NAACP Demands Accountability After CMPD Racist Text Scandal
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg NAACP demands decertification of six CMPD officers following the discovery of racist text messages, as leaders call for deeper accountability.
Trump Envoy Fired After Bitter Email Feud Spills Into Public View
A year-long email feud between two Trump appointees at the State Department spilled into public view, leading to the firing of special envoy Paolo Zampolli.
Dodgers Swept by Brewers as Three-Peat Hopes End in NLCS
The Dodgers' bid for a third straight World Series title ended with a four-game NLCS sweep by the Milwaukee Brewers, exposing offensive and pitching struggles.
It Rains Sand on This World, and Scientists Saw It
JWST detected silicate clouds in the atmosphere of WASP-107b, a puffy exoplanet where sand evaporates and rains back down in a cycle similar to Earth's water cycle.
Police Released His Photo; the Community Is Watching
Police released CCTV images of an e-bike rider sought in connection with six alleged sexual offenses against women on walking trails around Narrabeen Lagoon in Sydney.
He Called for Help; Help Came Too Late
A 53-year-old Brisbane man died waiting two hours for an ambulance after calling with chest pains, prompting a critical incident review and an apology from the health minister.
When a Toy Car Becomes a Wheel, Love Finds a Way Forward
Gelato, a kitten with a spinal injury at Cincinnati Animal CARE, received a wheelchair made from toy cars and later a 3D-printed upgrade; he is now recovering and awaiting adoption.
Beneath the Ice, Warm Water Finds Its Way
New research shows warm ocean water intrudes kilometers beneath Thwaites Glacier, doubling projected sea-level contribution to up to 30 mm by 2100.
In the Dog's Genome, a Clock That Ticks Faster for the Large
New research from the Dog Aging Project shows larger dogs undergo accelerated molecular aging, with distinct epigenetic changes linked to body size and sex.
Canada Joins the Chorus of Condemnation
Canada joined 28 other nations in condemning Iran's involvement in a suspected terror plot at RAF Fairford, as the UK announced sanctions on two Iranian nationals.
A Morning Attack, and a Rescue That Saved Fifteen
Two merchant ships were struck by drones in the Black Sea off Bulgaria's coast, leaving one sunk, eleven crew missing, and three hospitalized with burns.
The Story Behind the Tiger Attack
William Chapman, 23, killed by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, was a former child actor whose family says he suffered from significant mental illness for years.
When Maintenance Looks Like Transformation
The National Park Service has begun removing up to 529 trees at East Potomac Golf Links, a historic public course Trump wants to redesign, drawing lawsuits and public opposition.
Five Landslides, Two Rescues, and a Mountain Storm
Western North Carolina counties responded to flooding and landslides from Hurricane Isaias remnants, with rescues in Burke County and five landslides in McDowell County; no injuries were reported.
“She Was My World”: The Husband Who Watched and Survived
Jenn Biggs Williams, 57, was killed when a tree crashed through her Pensacola home during Hurricane Isaias; her husband Joey survived and described her as an “ultra-nice badass” who was his world.
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