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Quebec City mosque shooter seeks right to parole after 25 years
At a sentencing hearing that begins today, Alexandre Bissonnette's lawyers will be asking that their client be eligible for parole after 25 years, despite a controversial federal law that could see the judge decide to keep him behind bars for up to 150 years.
Holocaust monument design changed again and again to cut costs
Thinner walls. A smaller pathway. Cheaper plants. Those are a few of the many changes made to the National Holocaust Monument during its construction because the original design proved too costly to build.
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'It's past a nightmare:' Father of hockey crash survivor recalls carnage
Last Friday, Myles Shumlanski sped down the highway to the scene of a nightmare. He stopped there again Tuesday, looking through snow for wallets, cellphones and other belongings of the 15 people who died.
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Holocaust monument design changed again and again to cut costs
Thinner walls. A smaller pathway. Cheaper plants. Those are a few of the many changes made to the National Holocaust Monument during its construction because the original design proved too costly to build.
