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Canadian dollar dips against stronger greenback, rises 0.5 per cent in April
In photos: Remembering photographer Shah Marai, one of nine journalists killed in Kabul bombing
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(FILES) In this file photo taken on February 28, 2017 an Afghan health worker administers the polio vaccine to a child during a vaccination campaign in Kabul. Agence France-Presse's chief photographer in Kabul, Shah Marai, was killed April 30, AFP has confirmed, in a secondary explosion targeting a group of journalists who had rushed to the scene of a suicide blast in the Afghan capital. Marai joined AFP as a driver in 1996, the year the Taliban seized power, and began taking pictures on the side, covering stories including the US invasion in 2001. In 2002 he became a full-time photo stringer, rising through the ranks to become chief photographer in the bureau. He leaves behind six children, including a newborn daughter. / AFP PHOTO / Shah MARAISHAH MARAI/AFP/Getty Images
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Flooded areas in Nazko, B.C.
Spin Master defies tears in toy land with 175% rally since IPO
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After ‘state of the art’ TSX suffers outage, traders push for countermeasures
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At the open: TSX opens higher after its surprise shutdown on Friday
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Monday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
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