+ Follow CANADA TUESDAY Tag
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[Title] => So crushes Canadian IM, stays unbeaten
[Summary] => Wesley So smashed Canadian International Master Raja Panjwani in 23 moves of an Irregular Opening to remain unscathed along with former World Challenger Vassily Ivanchuk of Ukraine after three rounds of the ninth Edmonton Chess Festival in Canada Tuesday.
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[Title] => Broken pipe spews oil into Canadian waters
[Summary] => VANCOUVER(AFP) - A major pipeline broke near a busy port in Canada Tuesday, spewing thousands of litres of crude oil and causing homes to be evacuated amid environmental fears, local authorities said.
The breach sent oil spilling into an ocean inlet near the Port of Vancouver, after a backhoe digging device hit a major pipeline in a residential neighbourhood.
More than 100 homes were evacuated after crude oil spouted as high as a 10-storey building in the city of Burnaby, a suburb of this western Canadian metropolis, said Burnaby mayor Derek Corrigan.
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The breach sent oil spilling into an ocean inlet near the Port of Vancouver, after a backhoe digging device hit a major pipeline in a residential neighbourhood.
More than 100 homes were evacuated after crude oil spouted as high as a 10-storey building in the city of Burnaby, a suburb of this western Canadian metropolis, said Burnaby mayor Derek Corrigan.
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