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Fast-moving grass fire at Canadian military base kills soldiersWorld

Canadian officials said a grass fire in the training area of an Alberta military base killed at least four soldiers and left 19 people critically ill. Strong winds helped it spread rapidly, and the cause is under investigation.

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Canadian and world leaders respond to CFB Wainwright incidentWorld1:29

Political and military leaders in Canada and around the world swiftly responded to Saturday’s incident at a military base in Wainwright, Alberta. Prime Minister Mark Carney thanked people donating blood, helping emergency crews with food and lodging, and comforting those affected. NATO Military Committee chair Giuseppe Dragone also issued a statement.

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ATCO CEO speaks up for Canada amid Alberta referendum debateEconomy

If Albertans opt to keep moving toward separation, the consequences would be enormous. Business groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, warn that capital and workers could leave in significant numbers, straining public finances and potentially raising taxes. Few publicly traded company CEOs have spoken openly, wary of alienating customers, employees and investors; Nancy Souther is one of them.

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Why an apology isn’t enough when bosses make mistakes | Work ItSociety

Protocol agency founder Kelvin Kao discusses on the Work It podcast how he recently apologized to employees over his handling of timelines and resources. He explores when bosses should apologize, what makes an apology sincere and how leaders can foster accountability.

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FULL SPEECH | Poilievre asks Canadians to 'pray for Wainwright'Politics7:03

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre visited Wainwright, Alta., on Sunday. The area is part of his Battle River—Crowfoot riding and the site of a deadly military-base fire. He said he had heard that people who rushed toward danger to help others are now fighting for their lives in hospital.

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AP Top Stories for October 19Other

The Associated Press presents its top stories for October 19.

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Violent protests in major European cities turn deadlyWorld

Violent street protests in several major European cities have become deadly. In Paris, riot police confronted demonstrators in one of France’s most violent protest movements in recent history. More than 2,000 people have been arrested and hundreds of officers injured. The unrest began over rising living costs and poor education standards. Research scientist Paola Formenti says the protests are legitimate.

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Four soldiers killed in major fire at Canadian military baseWorld7:08

A major fire at a military base in Alberta on Saturday killed four Canadian service members and injured dozens. Prime Minister Mark Carney called it one of the worst peacetime tragedies for the forces on Canadian soil. The blaze began at about 16:00 local time at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright and is now contained; its cause remains unknown.

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Macron condemns violence in televised addressPolitics

French President Emmanuel Macron condemned those he called “dissenters” for looting and vandalising cities across France alongside protests over the cost of living. He said he had asked the government to convene students, teachers, lawmakers, union representatives and business leaders this week to develop what he called concrete proposals to address the crisis.

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NBC Nightly News Full Episode: Oct. 18World

The broadcast covers a fire at a Canadian military base that killed four service members and injured dozens; a woman driving a truck through a youth soccer game, killing two and injuring 10; and the French president speaking about violent unrest nationwide, among other news.

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Good News: Football ‘Victory Day’ inspires schools nationwideSociety

At Woodhaven High School in Michigan, coach Aaron Segedi continues a tradition offering children of all abilities a chance to experience victory through football. After his community supported him during cancer treatment, he began the event as a way to give back; it has since spread to high schools and colleges across the country.

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Zelenskyy says U.S. siding with Putin would be a ‘historic mistake’World

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that the United States formally siding with Russia’s Vladimir Putin would be a “historic mistake.” With the midterms just over two weeks away, a new NBC News poll found 71% of Americans say the country is on the wrong track, with voters especially negative about the economy and gas prices.

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French president addresses violent unrest across the countryWorld

President Emmanuel Macron said Sunday that he understood the public’s “anger” and “shame” over rioting and looting during nationwide demonstrations against rising living costs and poor school conditions. About 2,000 people have been arrested.

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