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In his introduction to a new book by Paul Henderson, the Prime Minister, a lifelong hockey buff, contemplates the origins of the game, the etiquette of ball hockey, the outrage of shots to the head in...
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Stephen Harper: His thoughts and feelings on our nation's passion
In his introduction to a new book by Paul Henderson, the Prime Minister, a lifelong hockey buff, contemplates the origins of the game, the etiquette of ball hockey, the outrage...
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Harperization
Harperization of Canada in full swing with majority, critics say
Six months after the landmark election of a Conservative majority on May 2, which finally gave Prime...
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Syria
Syrian forces kill 40, protesters urge protection
Syrian forces shot dead at least 40 civilians on Friday when they fired on demonstrators demanding international...
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World Series
Cardinals beat Rangers to win World Series
The St. Louis Cardinals completed their magical comeback season by beating the Texas Rangers 6-2 in ...
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Pershing Square buys stake in Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway could be in for a major shake-up after the fund of famed activist investor ...
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India finds its true 'slumdog millionaire'
The rags-to-riches story that unfolded in the 2008 Oscar-winning film "Slumdog Millionaire" came to life this week when a struggling government clerk from eastern India who earns $120 a month won $1 million in a TV game show.
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New: canada.com weekly news quiz
Snakes on a plane and polar bears: our new weekly news quiz is here.
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Travel: Cruises
More fun factor on cruises
Celebrity chef, 'curator of comedy' inspire new eats, more laughs.
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Puss in Boots
Salma Hayek: clawless and lawless
Salma Hayek voices the fierce, female heroine Kitty Softpaws in new film, "Puss in Boots."
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Cancer risk
Aspirin slashes hereditary cancer risk
Taking two aspirin a day for two years reduces the long-term risk of bowel cancer: study.
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Ron James
Ron James seeks comedy 'of the big wide open'
This season, James felt it necessary to get back in touch with the rest of the country to give a more personal touch to his show's weekly Ode to the Road instalment - an effort...
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Halloween
Photos: Halloween preparations around the world
Images from Halloween festivities in different parts of the world.
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Nutrition
Gallery: Eat better, have meals together
Do shared meals make healthier families or do healthier families share more meals? Either way, it's a worthwhile goal.
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Flavours of the Week: Elisha Cuthbert, JWoww, Amanda Seyfried and more
Here's a look at the top trending women who caught our eye this week.
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Can you believe what we caught stars wearing this week? Rate the latest celebrity styles.
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Travel: Golf
Alberta coal town emerges as popular golf destination
What once was a mining town is now a golf destination, thanks in large part to the Olympics.
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Research in Motion
BlackBerry outage triggers lawsuits
Research In Motion is being sued in Canada and the United States for a BlackBerry service outage that affected millions of people worldwide.
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Canadian Car of the Year winners
The 2012 Canadian Car of the Year category winners have been announced today at Niagara-on-the-Lake, ...
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So much for "Freedom 55"
Baby boomers' retirement dreams took a major blow Wednesday, with two new reports finding that Freedom...
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The last one into the pool...
Imagine being able to go for a swim in an outdoor heated pool, year-round. In B.C., that is.
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