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After a $70-million breakdown, the world’s oldest operating nuclear reactor is ready to resume service and medical isotope production, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. has announced.Money
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Diego Forlan scored twice as World Cup hosts South Africa’s hopes of progressing to the knockout stage suffered a heavy blow with a 3-0 loss to Uruguay at the Loftus Versfeld stadium on Wednesday.Sports Blogs
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When it comes to the World Cup, not all of the action is happening on the field. And it's the off-the-field stuff marketers believe will hook women on the Beautiful Game. -
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Nearly two million Canadians will be diagnosed with diabetes over the next decade as the number of people considered overweight increases, according to a study released Wednesday.Diet & Fitness
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Sony is adding another dimension to PlayStation 3 videogames, promising players will be fighting, firing, driving and more in 3-D by the end of the year.Science
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Indian travel companies are running "human safari tours" to enable tourists to glimpse members of a rare and endangered tribe with whom contact is illegal, a campaign group said Wednesday.Photo Galleries
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A middle-aged, senior geologist in Calgary with almost 20 years of experience found herself in a tough situation: Every time she produced great results in her former job, she found her managers taking...Features
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A Carleton University professor has developed a system to allow people to pay for parking at campus lots with a simple text message from their cellphone.Features
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Digging in the dirt drags Steve Lounder back to January 2008, when a fire ravaged his family's idyllic rural home near North Gower, Ont., wiping out every possession and cherished baby pictures of his...Ottawa Homes
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New York City, you’ve got competition. While you were busily toasting Broadway at the Tony Awards Sunday night, an almost sold-out NAC Southam Hall thundered with whoops and hollers as we celebrated high school theatre at the biggest awards show in town: the fifth annual Cappies Gala.
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Theatre: Italian American Reconciliation
You likely wouldn’t have to scratch too deeply to find that lives in Ottawa’s Italian district are just...
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Veterans tackle roles with gusto
Bodies wither with age, but our crucial qualities -- courage, friendship, the ability to dream, among...
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You'll like As You Like It
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival has launched its 2010 season with a production of As You Like It, ...
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Harvey perfectly believable
Harvey continues until Oct. 31. For more information, call 1-800-511-SHAW or visit shawfest.com or www...
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Movie: Armed with a licence to kill all fun
Romantic hit-man comedy has too much blood and too little romance
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Celebrity
Controversial Pop Life show at the National Gallery
Why you should take the kids to Pop Life — and photos/video to help you decide about the National Gallery...
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Classical Music
Nordic Night with Chamber Players
Charles Hamann, principal oboe of the National Arts Centre Orchestra, will be a guest of the Chamber...
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Ted Axe back in action
When legendary showman Ted Axe left the 1970s-era Ottawa pioneering punk band the Action, he had designs...
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Bluesfest
Check out our interactive schedule where you can search for acts, add events to your calendar, see artist...
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Next Week on DVD
Based on Dennis Lehane's bestseller, this slick-looking period piece explores the psychological breakdown...
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Off-the-cuff directors get semi-scripted with Cyrus
The co-directing brother team of Jay and Mark Duplass count Cyrus as their first "studio" production, but they continue with their impromptu approach to building scenes through the actors' involvement in constructing their characters' narratives.
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Lawrence is close to the Winter's Bone
Winter's Bone star Jennifer Lawrence in the fast lane to stardom.
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Shatner boldly seeks out himself
William Shatner has found the perfect role: directing a documentary about William Shatner.
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Music
Indie rockers Metric shooting Eclipse theme song in North Vancouver
Following their two recent concerts at the Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park, Canadian indie rock band Metric was in North Vancouver on Tuesday, shooting the music video for the theme song for Eclipse, the third instalment in the Twilight movie series.
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Books
Histories that are far from dusty
"Buy land," Will Rogers advised. "They ain't makin' no more." History, on the other hand, is made anew daily. And each generation retells the past with new information, new insight and, sometimes, new wisdom.
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Comic Rivals
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- The Bridge, by David Remnick, is the best account yet of Obama's rise to power
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