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Headlines for the week of 10 January, 2008
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Violent turbulence on AC flight
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Passengers have been arriving at Toronto Pearson airport after a
torrendous flight from Victoria that required an emergency landing in
Calgary. The AIr Canada flight was on its way to Toronto originally
from Victoria when reports emerged that the plane hit violent turbulence,
injuring as many as ten.
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After an emergency landing in Calgary, passengers that were cleared by
health staff continued on different flights back to Toronto. Passengers
have thanked the crew for professionally handling the incident.
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High speed rail study for Windsor-Quebec City corridor
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The Premiers of Ontario and Quebec have announced a plan to develop a
high speed rail link between Quebec City and Windsor. Premier McGuinty
of Ontario and Charest of Quebec said that they'd spend $2 million
for a project study.
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"Letters for Santa" culprits caught
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Canbada Post has been known for operating a volunteer-run "Letters for
Santa" program. They've found the suspects, who sent out ten letters to
children from the Santa program that contained rude and inappropriate
content. Minors were identified as the culprits, which shut down
Santa's workshop for more than a day.
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Weather
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The weather for York Region: Variable clouds for the weekend. High
reaching the lower-end single digits.
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