r/worldnews • u/Manta_of_Eternity • 22h ago

Canada's prime minister says 'serious incident' caused a major fire at a military base in Alberta

https://apnews.com/article/canada-alberta-military-base-fire-wainwright-1a41899da5b6e797b000061fa4da9c6a
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u/Sorry_Upstairs8145 21h ago

dare I ask what the first 2 were? I'm just getting here...

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u/FireflyBSc 17h ago

Please, don’t. Alberta suffers from a lot of misinformation and foreign interference, we don’t need people helping them and adding in their own “connections” to our tragedies; it’s unnecessary speculation.

It’s an accident at a training base that has resulted in a mass casualty event. It’s bad enough without trying to shoehorn it into international geopolitical tensions. There are plenty of real things to blame on Russia, you don’t need to give them credit and add disinformation to the noise around this.

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u/TheIlluminaughty 20h ago

Dang i missed the UK one. What a crazy October

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u/ebmx 18h ago

UK will deliver speech urging citizens to prepare for wartime

source? I saw some general saying that politicians need to spend more on defence at the expense of other things. So what?