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Stampede
Calgary Stampede ride breaks, 10 injured
Ten teens were hurt, with six taken to hospital, Friday evening when a ride on the Calgary Stampede ...
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Oil Spill
Gulf well test could exceed 48 hours: BP
A critical test on BP's blown-out Gulf of Mexico oil well could last beyond the original 48-hour deadline...
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British Open
Oosthuizen’s five-shot lead intact at St Andrews
Louis Oosthuizen’s five-shot British Open lead remained intact on Saturday as the final 10 pairings ...
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Stakes are high for Bombardier's CSeries
The outcome of Bombardier Inc.’s high-stakes gamble on building bigger planes may well be determined...
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George Chuvalo visits The Crossfire
George Chuvalo is considered to have one of the greatest chins in the history of boxing, having never been knocked down in ninety-three professional fights
Motor Mouth
Electric vehicles don't add up
No matter what the source--gasoline, hydrogen fuel cell or batteries, it takes energy to move a car.
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Mona Lisa
X-ray reveals secret of Mona Lisa
French scientists shine new light on the painting techniques of Leonardo da Vinci.
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Financial Post
Protect your parents from fraud
Financial abuse of the elderly is common and happens in normal families.
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Nutrition
Eating out with lean cuisine
It is rare to find an eatery that can balance taste, good nutrition and appropriate portions.
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Crowded House built to last
doesn't rule out doing other projects in the next couple of years, but for now, he's having a blast being back with Crowded House.
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Romance
Test revealing subconscious thoughts predict whether romance will last
American researchers believe they'll know if Jason's relationship is doomed depending on how his lady friend responds to simple word sorting tests that include his name.
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Gluten-free
"Gluten-free" foods may be contaminated: Study
People with celiac disease and others who avoid gluten should beware that foods that are supposed to be naturally gluten-free are often contaminated, warns a new study.
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Oddities Saturdays
Science
Science answers Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Scientists claim to have answered the question that has confounded philosophers for centuries: which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Scary movie technology
The movies are always coming up with terrifying contraptions that should never be created. We're counting down the 10 best.
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Travel: Europe
Trip to Prague, Czech Republic, reveals rapid pace of change
Change is not a strong enough word for what has happened to Prague in the 20 years since commercialism took over from communism.
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Science
The science of a perfect handshake
Help is here for people who are overcome with nerves when faced with the age-old custom of shaking hands -- British scientists have unveiled a step-by-step guide to the perfect...
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Electric cars: All in the numbers
It's all in the numbers. Whether the source is gasoline, a newfangled hydrogen fuel cell or lithium-...
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Need a job? Move to Canada, says Huffington Post
A popular American website suggested last week that unemployed Americans should look across the border...
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Green Lifestyle
Going back to our roots
Miami architect Stephen Mouzon will be in Ottawa in early July to promote a concept of New Urbanism ...
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