A 15-month-old boy has died after falling from the upper departures level to the arrivals level at Toronto's Pearson airport.
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Nathalie Blanchard, shown here on a beach holiday during her sick leave.
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A police officer displays two bottles containing human fat while another sets seized sticks of dynamite during a press conference in Lima, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009. Peruvian police said they have broken up a band of assassins who killed people in order to extract and sell their body fat, which was sold to intermediaries, who police suspect sold it to cosmetic and pharmaceutical companies in Europe.
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Canadian national and former Nomos Capital employee Jordan Wimmer, of Ontario, arrives at an employment tribunal in central London, on November 17, 2009. Wimmer is claiming for sex discrimination, unlawful deduction of wages, unfair constructive dismissal and disability discrimination after joining millionaire Mark Lowe's hedge fund firm in 2004.
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Emrah Bulatci leaves court after making his first court appearance, in Yellowknife, NWT, Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007, on charges of killing RCMP Cnst. Christopher John Worden, in Hay River, NWT, on Oct. 6. Bulatci has been found guilty in the shooting death two years ago of a northern RCMP officer.
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There has been a massive debit-card fraud in B.C.'s Lower Mainland involving thousands of cards and possibly millions of dollars. The fraud was committed through compromised debit machines at stores in the communities of Ladner, Delta, Langley, Surrey and possibly Vancouver.
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British millionaire businessman Mark Lowe (Front L) arrives at an employment tribunal in central London, on November 17, 2009. His former employee Jordan Wimmer is suing his hedge fund Nomos Capital claiming for sex discrimination, unlawful deduction of wages, unfair constructive dismissal and disability discrimination after joining the firm in 2004.
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In this photo taken in March 2006 the Captain Khlebnikov icebreaker seen in the Russia's Pacific port of Vladivostok, about 6,400 km (4,000 miles) east of Moscow. A Russian shipping company says that its icebreaker, the Captain Khlebnikov, carrying over 100 tourists, scientists and journalists, including a BBC camera crew, on an Antarctic cruise has got stuck in ice. The ship is waiting for a stronger wind to begin moving, Russian news agencies reported.
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Liz Overduin says she felt she had no choice but to fly while she had swine flu.
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Muslims demonstrate near the entrance to the district court in Dresden, Germany, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009, prior to the beginning of the hearings of the trial against Alexander Wiens. The 28-year-old Russian-born ethnic German, is accused of fatally stabbing the pregnant Egyptian woman Marwa al-Sherbini on July, 1. The sentence is expected for Wednesday.
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