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Saints to Face Former Coach Dennis Allen The Saints will meet their former head coach Dennis Allen for the first time since his departure …
PeopleCert Acquires City & Guilds' Training Arm PeopleCert has acquired the commercial awarding and skills training part of City & Guilds …
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Temperature Records Shattered in Multiple Vancouver Island Towns A number of communities in British Columbia, including Port Hardy, Port A…
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Epic Fan-Made Halo Game Is Free to Play A Halo fan created a new FPS set in the sci-fi universe, supporting VR. The Halo series is …