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Two prominent Republican senators have called on President Trump to pursue a nuanced trade policy at a conference in Houston and to be cautious about extra charges.

Seventy-eight people were injured due to a serious traffic accident in Western Canada. On Sunday evening local time two coaches, two trucks and two passenger cars collided, on a highway about 25 kilometers north of Hope, reports news channel CBC News.

A Canadian couple became public enemy number 1 after the couple adopted a potbellied pig from a shelter and then consumed the animal with skin and hair. Staff at the shelter, who had lovingly nursed Molly, are devastated. 'We feel defeated.'

The European Union is taking steps to impose sanctions against Myanmar because of the continuing murders and rapes by security forces in the state of Rohingya. EU Ministers of Foreign Affairs will commission Monday in Brussels to prepare punitive measures against high-ranking military personnel who are guilty of human rights violations.

The alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur (66) went to a local mall as a Santa Claus. McArthur, a daily gardener, is accused of having murdered at least five men from the gay community of Canadian Toronto.

A drone owner has bothered a rescue helicopter on Sunday with his gadget during an aid action in the village of Sankt Georgen in the German Black Forest.

The police in Canada thinks that billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey are murdered. They were a 'target', according to the BBC, according to the police. Earlier, another theory was adhered to.

The Canadian Minister of Sport has resigned after allegations of inappropriate behavior. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the resignation of Kent Hehr on Thursday after earlier in the day the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party in the province of Ontario had resigned for the same reason.

Eleven countries around the Pacific will sign the new TPP free trade agreement in March without the United States. Washington stepped out of the treaty a year ago.

Social media in the US exploded on Tuesday night about a giant fireball that raged through the night sky, across six US states and Canada. The thing exploded over Michigan.

Twenty countries have announced, after consultation on the North Korea crisis, that they are considering imposing additional unilateral sanctions on the country beyond the sanctions of the UN Security Council resolution. That is what the United States and Canada state in a joint declaration after the meeting in Vancouver.

The Chinese government intervenes with the bitcon. Power consumption for production of the wanted currency has been restricted. The Chinese central bank calls the intervention necessary. The enormous power consumption for bitcoin production would disturb the energy consumption in regions in the country.

The sharp rise in price gains for cannabis shares is in jeopardy. Justice minister Jeff Sessions will drastically limit the distribution, trade and regulations.

Have the hardships Joshua Boyle become too much? The man who had been held hostage in Afghanistan for years with his family now faces a series of violent crimes. Canada mourns: the volunteer was brought in as a lost son, but his reputation has collapsed. Also Prime Minister Justin Trudeau does not seem to come out of the debacle unharmed.

Large parts of the United States and Canada have been hit by an attack of extremely cold air from the polar regions, resulting in extreme weather conditions and disruption of public life. Rainfall and temperature records were broken.

The highest Venezuelan diplomat in Brazil is no longer welcome. According to the BBC, the authorities declared Gerardo Delgado a persona non grata.

The Canadian government has decided to ban the Venezuelan ambassador. The countries are at odds with each other about the human rights situation in Venezuela. 'Canada does not remain on the sidelines while the Venezuelan government deprives its people of fundamental democratic and human rights,' said Minister Chrystia Freeland (Foreign Affairs).

In the case of the dead billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey, the police investigate the possibility of a murder, followed by suicide. Their bodies were found hanging from a balustrade by the pool in a basement.

In Canada, on the night from Wednesday to Thursday, a plane with 25 people crashed on board. According to the Canadian police, several people were injured, reports the broadcaster CBC News.

Videomaker Paul Nicklen has captured a starving polar bear on video that is now ringing the whole world. Nicklen himself was also struggling when he saw the animal suffering.

The court in Uppsala, Sweden, has sentenced a 41-year-old man to ten years in prison for online abuse of minors. The judge declared him guilty, among other things, of rape.

A Canadian of Russian origin has admitted that he was involved in hacking thousands of e-mail accounts for the Russian secret service. Against payment he cracked the passwords of people in whom Russian spies were interested.

Flanders wants to introduce a smoking ban in cars with children. 'It would be irresponsible to wait longer. I am absolutely in favor of the ban ', said Minister Joke Schauvliege (Environment) Wednesday in the Flemish Parliament.

The police in Canada are looking for the naked truth after five people were found in Adam costume on Monday after a bizarre collision on a country road. Agents were notified that a car was thrown on a truck in Nisku, west of the country.

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Joshua Boyle, who was kidnapped in 2012 with his wife during backpacking in Afghanistan, published a booklet about the horrors they should have sustained. Boyle, his wife Caitlan Coleman and their three children were recently released by the Pakistani army from the hands of terrorists. They have now arrived safely in Canada.

The American-Canadian family abducted in Afghanistan in 2012 is home again. Joshua Boyle, Caitlan Coleman and their three children have arrived safely in Canada, reports the Canadian government. The Pakistani army earlier announced this week to liberate the family from the hands of 'terrorists'.

The German Christian Democrats of CDU and CSU have kicked off the potential coalition partners FDP and Greens with their compromise on immigration- up to 200,000 refugees a year. That sets the negotiations on a 'Jamaica Cabinet'- green, yellow, black- sharp. The talks about the formation of a joint government begin next week.

The Somali who is suspected of striking a policeman in the Canadian city of Edmonton and pedestrians was previously stuck in the United States. The US authorities wanted to expel the Somali, but he managed to flee Canada to neighboring countries and apply for asylum.

Canada takes economic measures against forty powerful Venezuelans, including President Nicolás Maduro and his right-hand Tareck El Aissami, to punish them for 'anti-democratic behavior.' This was announced by the Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland on Friday.