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Barbara Turnbull, Toronto Star journalist and victim of high-profile shooting, dead
Toronto Star journalist Barbara Turnbull has died, the newspaper reported Sunday evening. Turnbull had been writing and reporting for the Star since 1990, where she had been a longtime member of the Life section at the time of her death. The
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Nazi poster boy remembers day he met Hitler
Gerhard Bartels, now 83, was chosen to be the Nazi poster boy aged four and his face appeared on books and postcards. He has spoken of the day he met Hitler at a hotel in Germany.
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Principal shocks with racist comments at high school graduation
A day of celebration quickly turned to disgust when a high school principal started spewing racist comments, causing most of the senior class and their supportive families to leave the graduation in protest.
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Bieber's Sweet Message For His Mom
Justin Bieber delivered bigtime in the sweet Mother's Day messages category! The Biebs shared a photo of his mom, Pattie Mallette, on Instagram on Sunday with a heartfelt and refreshingly self-aware caption.
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New Alberta leader says industry should upgrade more oil in province
Energy companies operating in Alberta should aim to upgrade more of the oil they produce within the province, Alberta's newly elected premier said in an television interview. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley led the left-leaning New Democrats to a sweeping victory on Tuesday on promises that included energy industry reforms. Notley reiterated in an interview on Global Television's "The West Block" that she wants Alberta, the biggest source of U.S. oil imports, to be a "healthy place for investment." But she said the industry should do more value-added processing in the province.
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Four members of a family are dead in murder-suicide
Sat, May 9: Police were tipped off to the crime by a confession on social media. The father says he was desperate to put his daughter's suffering to an end. But the killings didn't stop there.
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Josie Cunningham's ex: 'We had sex loads but never made love'
But Josie Cunningham, who was called the most hated woman in Britain after shamelessly bragging about the £4,800 breast implant on the NHS, has dismissed her ex-lover as 'delusional'
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9 Color Mistakes Everyone Makes (11 photos)
Step away from the paintbrush! You might just be committing one of the most common color mistakes. But there's hope. Some of the top color experts weigh in on what to avoid when beautifying your home. Click through to read their advice. | By Marie Proeller
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Toronto man, 51, charged with murder in death of mother of three
Police in Toronto say a young girl who returned home from school to find her mother fatally stabbed alerted them to a "despicable and incredibly cowardly" homicide. Sgt. Steve Ryan says Allen Lascelles, 51, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of 31-year-old Suraiya Gangaram on Friday. Ryan says Lascelles dated Gangaram on and off for two years before the relationship ended in 2014 after Lascelles was arrested and charged with domestic assault.
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Maybe the only way for McDonald's to grow is to buy Wendy's
Maybe the only thing McDonald's can do to grow is to buy Wendy's. In its DB140 note on Friday, Deutsche Bank asks what's going so wrong at McDonald's, which on Friday reported that same-store sales declined again in April. "The paradox of rising obesity levels and the increasing consumer preference for healthy food has confounded McDonald's," the firm writes.
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Teen scientist Olivier Cloutier finds cancer-killing molecules in chia seeds
Olivier Cloutier said he first began studying chia seeds after his mom brought a bag home and touted their health benefits and nutritional value. Cloutier explained his process to Quebec AM host Susan Campbell this week. Then he moved on to the history of the chia seed by looking at how it was used for religious, nutritional and medical purposes in Mayan and Aztec cultures more than 5,000 years ago.
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On Monday, Milos Raonic will be the No. 4 player in the world
With Rafael Nadal's loss in the Madrid final, and his drop to No. 7 (!!!!) in the ATP Tour rankings, Raonic will rise to a career best No. 4 when the new list comes out in Monday. It's one of those momentary quirks in the ranking system, just as when Genie Bouchard rose to No. 6 a few weeks ago even though she didn't even play the tournament in Stuttgart - all because Ana Ivanovic was an early-round casualty. Raonic reached the semi-finals in Rome a year ago and with the 52-week rolling ranking system, those 360 points will drop off the computer at the end of the Italian Open, with Raonic unable to defend them because of his foot issue.
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Priyanka Chopra Is About To Be An American TV Lead And Here's How She Feels About It
"This is a whole new experience for me and something that I am looking forward to diving into," Chopra told BuzzFeed India.
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Changes to gun licensing system set to pass before Commons recess, fall election
New Conservative legislation that changes the gun licensing system cleared a House of Commons committee last week and is on track to become law before the summer recess — and a likely fall election. Ian Avery, president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Anglers and Hunters, said that while "the rhetoric has died down quite a bit" around the gun control issue since the long-gun registry was abolished in 2012, it remains a top concern for the firearms community. "It is still a vote-mover and it is still a vote-getter for the Conservative party," said Avery.
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Green party Leader May "very apologetic" about Omar Khadr remarks
Green party Leader Elizabeth May says she is "very apologetic" about remarks she made on the weekend that included profanity and insulted the federal cabinet about how it has treated Omar Khadr. May was among party leaders who addressed Parliament Hill journalists and politicians on Saturday night at their annual press gallery dinner. Usually, party leaders deliver light-hearted, mainly self-deprecating speeches that include the odd barb thrown at the media.
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Woodstock lotto operator says selling $6.8M ticket 'makes us feel great'
One of Brad Long's customers made the right call on buying an extra lottery ticket. Long and his wife operate a lotto kiosk at a Walmart store in Woodstock, Ont. The OLG has said that two of the winning tickets were purchased in Toronto and Kingston, Ont. And another one of those four winning tickets had been purchased in Woodstock — at the Longs' kiosk, as it would turn out.
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Families of Jillian Lavallee, Amritpal Kharbanda mourn following crash
"There are too many men, and they're not kids anymore that believe that life is a playground," said Dan Lavallee, speaking to the family and friends gathered for the funeral of his daughter Jillian Saturday. Jillian Lavallee, 25, was riding in a cab in south Calgary early last Saturday when a Cadalliac Escalade that tore through a red light, colliding with a sedan before hitting striking the taxi. The cab's driver, 46-year-old Amritpal Kharbanda, died at the scene.
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Schumacher's wife sells £25million jet and holiday home
The former Ferrari racer's wife, Corinna, believes he will 'never fully recover to enjoy them again' after a life-changing skiing accident in the french Alps in 2013.
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Ontario teachers' strike action: What you need to know
Ontario elementary teachers are to begin a work-to-rule campaign today during which they won't write report card comments or take part in any activities related to provincial standardized testing. The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO), which represents some 76,000 teachers and has just been through eight months of unsuccessful negotiations with the province, announced its job action plans on Friday afternoon. - ANALYSIS | What does the future hold for Ontario teachers?
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Lamborghini Seized
Sat, May 9: A high-end luxury car has been impounded on Vancouver island. Police say the Lamborghini was seen speeding through the streets of downtown Victoria and along the Trans-Canada highway -- at one point travelling up to 200 kilometres an hour. Kristen Robinson reports.
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