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Tens of thousands of people have been forced out of their homes in Calgary, where rising waters have officials on alert. CBC’s Cameron MacIntosh surveys the flood zone from above, bringing us video and photos of the damage.

Tens of thousands of people have been forced out of their homes in Calgary, where rising waters have officials on alert. CBC’s Cameron MacIntosh surveys the flood zone from above, bringing us video and photos of the damage.

Extraordinary volumes of water are flowing through the North and South Saskatchewan Rivers, with officials expecting there will be flooding in the province. The northern community of Cumberland House will be evacuated ahead of the flood waters, officials say.

Extraordinary volumes of water are flowing through the North and South Saskatchewan Rivers, with officials expecting there will be flooding in the province. The northern community of Cumberland House will be evacuated ahead of the flood waters, officials say.

Extraordinary volumes of water are flowing through the North and South Saskatchewan Rivers, with officials expecting there will be flooding in the province. The northern community of Cumberland House will be evacuated ahead of the flood waters, officials say.

According to a post on Facebook’s security blog, a bug in the company’s friend recommendation system exposed the contact information of some six million users to others. The bug has been present for about a year, but the company only found out about it in the last 24 hours. The affected users will be notified by email. The company says there’s no evidence the bug was exploited maliciously.

According to a post on Facebook’s security blog, a bug in the company’s friend recommendation system exposed the contact information of some six million users to others. The bug has been present for about a year, but the company only found out about it in the last 24 hours. The affected users will be notified by email. The company says there’s no evidence the bug was exploited maliciously.

According to a post on Facebook’s security blog, a bug in the company’s friend recommendation system exposed the contact information of some six million users to others. The bug has been present for about a year, but the company only found out about it in the last 24 hours. The affected users will be notified by email. The company says there’s no evidence the bug was exploited maliciously.

There were reports of flooding Friday at the Saddledome, home to Calgary’s Flames and Hitmen, and the storms and rainfall have raised question as to whether the Stampede can make its July 5 opening.

There were reports of flooding Friday at the Saddledome, home to Calgary’s Flames and Hitmen, and the storms and rainfall have raised question as to whether the Stampede can make its July 5 opening.

There were reports of flooding Friday at the Saddledome, home to Calgary’s Flames and Hitmen, and the storms and rainfall have raised question as to whether the Stampede can make its July 5 opening.

Confectionery giant Hershey Canada Inc. pleaded guilty in Toronto and was fined $4 million for its role in a chocolate price-fixing cartel.

Confectionery giant Hershey Canada Inc. pleaded guilty in Toronto and was fined $4 million for its role in a chocolate price-fixing cartel.

Confectionery giant Hershey Canada Inc. pleaded guilty in Toronto and was fined $4 million for its role in a chocolate price-fixing cartel.

For years we have been waiting for the sequel to Roland Emmerich’s White House-explodey movie Independence Day. WELL, WAIT NO MORE, CHILDREN, the time is nigh! There is a date for the sequel and Emmerich is in. Everyone celebrate by shrieking “Welcome To Earf” into the night sky!

For years we have been waiting for the sequel to Roland Emmerich’s White House-explodey movie Independence Day. WELL, WAIT NO MORE, CHILDREN, the time is nigh! There is a date for the sequel and Emmerich is in. Everyone celebrate by shrieking “Welcome To Earf” into the night sky!

For years we have been waiting for the sequel to Roland Emmerich’s White House-explodey movie Independence Day. WELL, WAIT NO MORE, CHILDREN, the time is nigh! There is a date for the sequel and Emmerich is in. Everyone celebrate by shrieking “Welcome To Earf” into the night sky!

Treating pain is a tricky business—especially when it comes to the chronic, perpetually debilitating type. For things like back injuries, osteoarthritis, and bone cancer, you’re really only left with two options: deal with the often dangerous, unpredictable side-effects of prescription painkillers or suffer through it. But all that might change soon thanks to a Moroccan “cactuslike plant” and its toxin’s potential to kill localized pain—forever.

Treating pain is a tricky business—especially when it comes to the chronic, perpetually debilitating type. For things like back injuries, osteoarthritis, and bone cancer, you’re really only left with two options: deal with the often dangerous, unpredictable side-effects of prescription painkillers or suffer through it. But all that might change soon thanks to a Moroccan “cactuslike plant” and its toxin’s potential to kill localized pain—forever.

Treating pain is a tricky business—especially when it comes to the chronic, perpetually debilitating type. For things like back injuries, osteoarthritis, and bone cancer, you’re really only left with two options: deal with the often dangerous, unpredictable side-effects of prescription painkillers or suffer through it. But all that might change soon thanks to a Moroccan “cactuslike plant” and its toxin’s potential to kill localized pain—forever.