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News for May 11th 2015

By Saturn De Los Angeles

192 forest fires have been recorded so far this year in Quebec, according to the province's forest fire prevention agency, SOPFEU.

In a report by CBC News, SOPFEU representative Eloise Richard says that humans are to blame for burning dead leaves and other waste.

The report comes as a fire destroyed the scale of two football fields worth of vegetation last week in a town near Sept-Îles.

Most of Gaspésie and the Lower St. Lawrence is under high risk, while Southern Quebec is under an open fire ban.

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By Catlin Spencer

Medics are denouncing Liberal Health Minister Gaetan Barrette’s legislation which would impose patient quotas on doctors.


May 11th 2015

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News for May 8th 2015

By Catlin Spencer
While a second day of tornadoes seems unlikely, Oklahoma declared a state of emergency on Thursday.
According to CNN, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Texas are all recovering from tornadoes, heavy winds and dangerous amounts of rain.
The National Weather Service had 50 reports of tornadoes in all four states, nearly 9 inches of rain fell in parts of Nebraska and 3 inches fell in parts of north Texas every hour.
At least thirty people were injured.

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News for May 6th 2015

by Tom Matukala

 

Dozens drowned after a boat with an estimated 137 migrants deflated in the Mediterranean.

The incident occurred south of Sicily according to aid group, Save the Children. 

In a report by BBC, they also stated that some survivors believe that up to 40 individuals were taken by the sea. 

Over the course of the recent weeks, the number of migrants has increased, as smugglers take advantage of the good weather. 

The Italian coastguard says that approximately 7000 people have been rescued in the past three days, and there have been 10 recovered bodies. 

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by Patricia Petit Liang


News for May 4th 2015

by Patricia Petit Liang

 

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake lifted the city of Baltimore’s curfew on Sunday

According to Reuters, the curfew was originally imposed in order to discourage looting and arson following the funeral of Freddie Gray - whose death while in police custody has inspired protests all over the United States.

The mayor has promised that the Maryland National Guard will leave Baltimore by next week.


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NEWS FOR FRIDAY MAY 1ST, 2015

by Catlin Spencer

 

After fourteen years, NASAs Messenger spacecraft ran out of fuel and crashed into Mercury on Thursday.

According to BBC, Messenger slammed into a region of the planets north pole at roughly 14,000 kilometers per hour, most probably obliterating the spacecraft.

During its mission, Messenger sent more than 270,000 images and 10 terabytes of scientific measurements back to Earth.


April 30th, 2015

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April 25th 2015

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News for April 27th 2015

by Emeline Vidal

 

The Children's hospital move is causing confusion among its patients.


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