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Trudeau calls for understanding after tempers flare during indigenous ‘reoccupation’ of Parliament Hill
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The U.S. fertility rate just hit a historic low. Some demographers worry it’s a baby crisis
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Christie Blatchford: Judicial nightmare ends in $25,000 award to wrongly accused man
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Aggressively patriotic — and weird — Canada 150 products, from maple leaf burgers to K’ehFC
NHL
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Soccer captain Christine Sinclair, Hockey Hall of Famer Mark Messier named to Order of Canada
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Off The Post podcast: Which UFAs can be added on the cheap? (Episode 45 – Zac Urback)
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Jets need goaltending, Senators could use blueline help: Free agency could make or break playoff hopes for these 10 teams
Entertainment
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How summer represents freedom and all the best parts of life
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Dion, Bieber, Nickelback…aren’t that bad. We’re just that good at saying ‘sorry’
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Hipsters are making vinyl records so popular that Sony plans to produce them again
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Ali Weinstein’s charming documentary follows people living the mermaid lifestyle
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Delete hate speech or pay up, Germany tells social media companies
Digital and human rights groups, as well as the companies themselves, had opposed the law on the grounds that it placed limits on individuals' right to free expression -
What’s open and closed in Toronto on Canada Day and the holiday Monday
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Despite the Charlottetown Conference, the Maritimes was pretty hesitant about Confederation
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French far-right leader Marine Le Pen charged with alleged EU funds misuse
Other European parliamentarians, including Le Pen's father Jean-Marie Le Pen and her companion Louis Aliot, have also been in the radar of the European investigative body OLAF for allegedly misusing parliamentary aides' wages