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Calgary police say three people were killed and several were injured in a fiery crash Thursday on a busy north-end street that left two city transit buses on fire. Police Staff Sgt. Andy Woodward said it appears to have begun after a transit bus slammed into a car that then hit other vehicles. The bus then bounced off that crash, hit a second bus that hit three more vehicles.
Good morning. Determined to keep Confederation intact, Mark Carney preached unity in Calgary ahead of Monday’s separation referendum. More on that below, along with Iowa’s status as a swing state again and Nathan Fielder’s cinematic masterwork.
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