Parents' bizarre behaviour after US school shooting
Officials have revealed how the parents spent their hours on the run.
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MIQ changes too little, too late for Kiwi stranded in Canada
'It's too late at this point. This step needed to be taking place a couple of months ago.'
Kiwi man stuck in Canada on expired visa 'disgusted' by MIQ system
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Woman speaks out amid $830m class-action lawsuit against Pornhub
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Defence contractors upgrading NZDF warships locked in legal battle
Canadian contractors blaming each other for delays and cost blowouts.
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US to lift land border restrictions for Canada, Mexico in November
The US has announced plans to reopen its land borders for fully vaccinated travellers.
Canada is open: 10 reasons to visit the Great White North
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Justin Trudeau's Liberals win Canada election, but miss majority
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Canadian election: New photo of Justin Trudeau in blackface emerges
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Claire Trevett: Is the PM's vaccines deal a triumph of politics over principle?
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Canada expected to head into snap election
At the last election in 2019, Trudeau's Liberal Party came second in the popular vote.
China sentences Canadian to 11 years in case tied to Huawei
Michael Spavor and another Canadian detained in China in "hostage politics", critics say.
All Blacks logo used by fake Canadian bank in suspected scam
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Canadian frigate first foreign naval vessel to visit since Covid
HMCS Calgary in Auckland until August 10 for a resupply and friendship visit.
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'Risk is being minimised': Foreign navy crew allowed on shore without MIQ
The Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Calgary will visit Auckland in early August.
Canada opens to vaccinated travellers
Borders opening after 80 per cent of eligible Canadians vaccinated with first dose.
Fully vaccinated Americans may enter Canada as of mid-August
PM says if Canada's current path of vaccination rate continues the border can open.
Actor pleads guilty to attempted child endangerment
Actor charged after complaint from woman, then aged 15.
Maramataka: Māori lunar calendar to be taught at Nasa
After working with First Nations for over two decades, Nasa has asked Aotearoa to join.
Canada hunts for survivors of fire that destroyed small town
Officials hunt for missing residents after wildfire destroys British Columbian town.
'It's dire': Heatwave sparks wildfires, sends 'sudden deaths' soaring in Canada
Average high temperatures in Vancouver in June are 22C. This week thermometers hit 46.6C.
'Mass murder': Indigenous group finds more remains of native Canadians
Indigenous leaders call for church to be held accountable for attempted 'genocide'.
Court martial: Sailor accused of preying on comrades
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At nearly 46C, heat in Canada shatters national record
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