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More than 1,000 people have been killed and entire villages wiped out in Afghanistan — all from a 6.0-magnitude earthquake. CBC seismologist Johanna Wagstaffe reports on why this ‘moderate’ quake turned catastrophic, and how geology, building codes and remote villages combined to make the disaster so deadly.
The sound of chainsaws rips through the air. A tree falls to the ground. This may sound like the usual…
A slim majority of voters in the Municipality of South Bruce say they’re open to the idea of Canada’s spent…
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