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  Netflix Says the DVD Is Dead, Basically
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  Russian Mars Probe to Crash into Earth on Sunday
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  U.S. Sells $30B Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia
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  Kim Jong Il's Funeral: Military First
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  Moody's Chastises Ontario
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  Arab Spring Marks First Anniversary
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  Jacques Martin No Longer a Canadien
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  Mike Milbury Charged with Assaulting 12-Year-Old: Reports
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  Canadians Googled the Census, Bieber in 2011
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  Gadhafi's Son Owns $1.5M Toronto Condo
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  The Artist, George Clooney Lead Golden Globe Nods
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  Gingrich Somehow Trouncing Romney in Polls
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  Time Names 'The Protester' Person of the Year
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  Louis C.K. Murders DVD Industry?
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  'Reprehensible' Cotler Rumours out of Speaker's Jurisdiction
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  Canadians' Debt Grows, Net Worth Plummets
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  Red-Tailed Hawk Leading Poll for Canada's National Bird
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  Patrick Chan Says Canada Doesn't Appreciate Him
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  Government Offers to Evacuate Attawapiskat
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  A Strong, Scandalous Majority Government
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  iPolitics Attempts to Fix Democracy
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  Largest Insect on Planet Discovered
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  About that $90 million...
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  FARC: Canada's New Air Force?
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  Canada Sheds Jobs for Second Month in a Row
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  Is Don Cherry a Drag on CBC Ratings?
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  CBC-ing is Believing
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  Feds Put Attawapiskat Financial Management in Outside Hands
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  NDP Struggling to Tread Water
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  Toronto School Gets Its Balls Back
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  Iranian Students Storm British Embassy
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  Facebook Considers $100B Valuation
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  NDP MP Calls for PMO to Make Salaries, Expenses Public
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  The U.K. Gets a Taste of 'Ethical Oil'
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  U.K. Paying Taliban $160/Month to Lay Down Arms
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  IT'S BLACK FRIDAY MADNESS!!!!!!
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  The Polygamy Law's Bountiful Interpretations
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  Asbestos Production Halted in Quebec
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  B.C. Upholds Polygamy Ban
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  NDP MP Wants Canadian Football to Stay Canadian
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  Emails Suggest Clement Misled Parliament over G8 Spending
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  Contact Lenses Inch Toward Heads-Up Displays
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  No Environmental Review for Asbestos in India Trade Deal
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  Contact Made with Wayward Russian Space Probe
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  Police Shut Down Occupy Toronto, Ottawa
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  Tory MP Rob Anders Falls Asleep in House
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  Malaysian Tribunal Finds Bush, Blair Guilty of War Crimes
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  Charges to Be Dropped Against Core G20 Activists
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  Occupiers in Major Cities All Facing Eviction
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  Bob Rae Voted Parliamentarian of the Year
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  Judge Orders Occupy Toronto to Disband
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  Half of Canadians OK with More Toll Roads, Bridges
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  World's Lightest Material Invented
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  Occupy Vancouver Evicted
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  Saif al-Islam Gadhafi Captured by Rebels
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  Toronto Occupiers Targeting Rob Ford
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  Myanmar's National League for Democracy to Run
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  Security Council Urged to Take Action Against Syria
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  U.S. Decides Pizza Sauce Is a Vegetable
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  Toronto Approves Africentric Secondary School
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  National Post's Awesome Muppet Battle
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  Occupy Wall Street Marches on Wall Street
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  Antarctica's Hidden Mountains Uncovered
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  Canadian Servers Hosting Many Syrian Gov't Sites
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  The Arab League Gets Serious with Syria
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  Most F-35s Won't Be Ready Until After CF-18s Retired
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  Occupy Wall Street Evicted... For Now
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  Ethical Oil's Velshi Returns to Parliament Hill
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  Some People in Vegetative State Actually Conscious
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  Flaherty: We Won't Meet Deficit Target
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  F-35 Roll Out Pushed Back Another Two Years
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  Young Americans' Net Worth Tumbles 68 per cent in 25 Years
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  Canada to Fall Well Short of Emissions Targets
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  Exposure to Bacteria Lowers Allergy Risk
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  Quebec Youth Cool to Sovereignty
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  Private Tax Information Leaked
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  B.C. Occupy Site May Close After Death of Protestor
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  Veterans Protest Funding Cuts
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  FARC Commander Killed
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  European Astronauts Return from “Mars” Experiment
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  Record Growth for Greenhouse Gases in 2010
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  Judge Overseeing Canada Post Arbitration Steps Down
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  Firebombed French Magazine Reprints Mohammed Images
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  NASA Funding Tractor Beam Study
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  B.C., Ontario, Quebec Opposing Crime Bill Costs
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  Aging Reversed in 100-Year-Old's Cells
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  Three Years After Recession, Food Banks Still Popular
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  High-Powered Sniper Rifles to Go Unregistered
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  Police Finally Charge 60 for Vancouver Riots
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  Asteroid To Skim by Earth Next Tuesday
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  NDP Leadership Race Gets Occupied
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  'No One' More Trusted Than Harper?
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  Websites To Pay To Use Google Maps
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  Hermain Cain Accused of Sexual Harassment
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  Stanley Park's Hollow Tree Reopens
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  Palestine Becomes Full Member of UNESCO
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  Anonymous Threatens Mexico's Zetas Cartel
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  Physicists Planning Laser To Tear Holes in Space
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  Commonwealth Summit Ends
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  Stress Kills…Dragonflies.
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  Canada to be Invaded by Unseemly Mustaches
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  Mounties Played a Key Role in Residential Schools
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  Deadly Suicide Bombings in Afghanistan
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  Google Maps to Include Indoor Spaces
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  St. Louis Cardinals: The Whole World in Their Hands
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  Bed Bugs Infesting Vancouver-Area Libraries
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  Man First Ever Convicted of Organ Trafficking in U.S.
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  NATO To End Libya Mission on Oct. 31
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  Flaherty to Jump to Ontario Tory Leadership?
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  Tory Senator Wants Canada to Ditch Beaver for Polar Bear
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  CRTC Rules Rogers Broke Rules by Throttling Gamers
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  Saying Goodbye to the Gun Registry
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  Google Refuses to Take Down Videos of Police Brutality
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  BBC's Awesome Human Counting App
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  Rob Ford Allegedly Curses Out 911 Staff
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  Gadhafi's Son Open to Being Tried by ICC
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  Global Economic Concentration Leaves 147 Corporations in Charge
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  Gadhafi's Corpse a Popular Attraction in Misrata
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  Rick Perry Still Not Convinced by Obama's Birth Certificate
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  Daily Dose of Gadhafi
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  New Canadian Index of Wellbeing Coming Out
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  UN Wants Investigation into Gadhafi's Death
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  Life on Land 100M Years Older Than Previously Thought
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  CBC Axes Punjabi Broadcasts of Hockey Night
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  First Images Released of Planet Being Born
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  CBC Finally Calls Quebecor on Their Smears
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  Canadians (Of Course) Map out Cannabis Genome
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  Supreme Court Rules Linking to Defamatory Material is Fine
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  Satellite of Death II Could Hit Earth on Friday
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  University Students Not Binge-Drinking Properly
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  Porn Posted to Sesame Street YouTube Account
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  Canada’s Next Top Ethnic Minority
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  Handicapping the NDP Leadership Race
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  Using a Howtizer to Kill a Fly
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  Buttock from Saddam Hussein Statue To Be Auctioned
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  William Whatcott's Road-to-the-Graveyard Conversion
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  Chinese Dissident Named World's Most Powerful Artist
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  Teen Condom Use Way Up
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  Voter Tune-Out and Election Turnout
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  Topeka Decriminalizes Domestic Violence
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  Newfoundland, Yukon, Return Incumbents to Power
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  Quebec OKs Safe-Injection Clinics
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  Two Minutes for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
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  Tymoshenko Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison
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  Another Satellite to Crash into Earth
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  Tories to Force Air Canada Flight Attendants Back to Work
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  Say It Ain't So
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  Don Cherry: Pro-Concussion, Anti-Puke
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  Quebec Mulls Safe-Injection Clinics
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  Manitoba NDP Claims Record 4th Straight Majority
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  Toronto Police Investigating Anti-Liberal Vandalism
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  Falling Temperatures Caused War, Hunger in Europe
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  Anti-Pipeline Activists Decry State Department Emails
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  Fog Surrounds Canada's Commitment to Libya
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  Ontario PCs Defend 'Homophobic' Flyer
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  P.E.I., Northwest Territories Cast Votes Today
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  Air Canada Deems Downtown Winnipeg Unsafe
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  About the Arrested Development News
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  'Occupy Wall Street' Heads to Canada
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  Largest Ever Arctic Ozone Layer Hole Recorded
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  Poll: Ontario Liberals Set to Govern Again
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  Canadian Splits Nobel Prize for Medicine
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  Canadians Always in Bed
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  Research in Motion an Attractive Employer
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  Government Warplane Kills Soldiers in Yemen
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  Canada Customs: No Russell Brands Allowed
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  Alberta Elects First Female Premier
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  Night at the Museum
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  Students Who Take Earlier Classes Do Better
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  Canadian to Chair Big Science Committee
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  NATO Nabs Haqqani Leader in Afghanistan
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  Minority Report
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  Denmark Imposes World’s First Fatty Food Tax
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  An Election About Nothing?
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  Saskatchewan Town Holds Hockey-Free Riot
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  Clifford Olson Reported Dead
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  Another Tory MP Breaks Rank Over Planned Parenthood
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  National Post Apologizes for Homophobic Ad
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  Rob Ford Mum on Ontario Election Endorsements
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  Supreme Court Rules InSite Can Stay Open
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  Two Canadian Profs Honoured with Ig Nobel Prizes
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  Police Had 428 Guns Stolen, Go Missing
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  Shanahan Says NHL to Review Fighting
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  Baird Runs Over Rules for Tricked-Out Business Card
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  U.S. Drops Border Fence Plan
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  Ad in National Post Criticized as Homophobic
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  A Time Out for Tony
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  Woman to Broadcast Giving Birth on Internet
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  Climate Change's Toll: $5B a Year by 2020
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  Lingerie Football League Adding Five Teams in Canada
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  Tories to Reintroduce Copyright Bill
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  Polanski Apologizes for Raping Teenager
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  U.S. Considers Fences Along Border with Canada
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  Cops Demand Media Hand Over Footage of Vancouver Riot
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  Tory MP Breaks Ranks Over Planned Parenthood Funding
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  Heavy Metal Added to Juno Awards
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  Satirical American Newspaper Discovers Sparsely Populated Landmass
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  Facebook Set to Kill B.C. HST Protest Group
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  Quebec City Passes on 2022 Winter Olympics
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  Feds Threaten to Pull RCMP out of B.C.
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  Ontario Leaders Debate Round-Up
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  B.C. to Give Out Free Nicotine Gum, Patches
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  Canadian Held in Bagram Prison for 18 Months
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  One in Five Grads Earns Less Than Median Income
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  PCs, Liberals in Dead Heat Ahead of Debate
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  NDP Asks RCMP to Probe G8 Spending
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  Young Canadians More Traditional than Adults
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  Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh Returns, Awkwardly.
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  First African Woman to Win Nobel Peace Prize Dies
• 
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  Anti-pipeline Protest to Reach Ottawa
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  No Satellites Fell on Alberta
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  Toronto Crowns World Poutine-Eating Champion
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  Canadians Breathe Easy
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  Google Funding Right-Wing Movements
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  Not So Fast, Canadian Women
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  Ahmadinejad Dials Up the Crazy at the UN
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  Canadian Air and Space Museum to Close
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  Saudi Women Gain Right to Vote, Run for Office
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  $80,000 in Art Stolen from Government Buildings
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  Toronto Considers Cellphone Parking Options
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  New Guidelines Out on How to Get High
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  Oh My Freaking God We Broke The Speed of Light
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  The Truthiness of Ethical Oil
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  Tories Not Coming Clean on Crime Bill?
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  NDP's Horwath Most Likable of Ontario Leaders
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  Serial Killer Clifford Olson is Dying
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  CBC, Like Everyone Else, Chooses Hockey Over Ont. Election
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  Bacteria-Powered Fuel Cells Release 'Limitless' Hyrdogen
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  Air Canada Strike Averted
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  Tim Hortons Opens First Store in Dubai
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  B.C.'s Pot Bears Probably Dead
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  Google+ Opens to the Public
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  The First Day of the Next Four Years
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  Tories To Introduce Crime Omnibus Bill, Pervert Justice System
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  Jellyfish Swarming Southern U.S. Coast
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  France Bans Prayers in the Street
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  Giant Baptistina Asteroid Not Guilty of Killing Dinosaurs
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  Feds Pay Consultant $20 M to Find Savings
• 
  Arcade Fire Wins Polaris Prize
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  Air Canada Flight Attendants Headed for Strike
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  NetFlix to Split Into Streaming, DVD Services
• 
  Toronto Readies for Another Marathon Council Meeting
• 
  Ethical Oil Runs Afoul of Saudi Arabia
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  Bloc Still Exists, Looks For Leader
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  TIFF Goes Arab for Big Awards
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  Barry, the Deficit Slayer
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  NDP Still Tops in Quebec, But Topp Sure Ain't
• 
  Mad Men, Modern Family Win Big at Emmys
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  Bioethicist Bets Bachmann $10,000 She’s a Lunatic
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  Harper to Oppose Palestinian Statehood Bid
• 
  Ottawa, Vancouver Wanted for Fashion Crimes
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  Egypt Sets Parliamentary Election Date
• 
  The Buffett Rule
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  Hawking Centre Opens in Waterloo
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  84% of Imported Food Failed Compliance Test
• 
  Ain't That a Shame
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  The Dutch, Unveiled
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  Kids’ Evolution Book Wins Canadian Prize
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  Tuition Up, Up, and Away
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  Denmark’s First Lady (Prime Minister)
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  How Americans Are Screwing Us This Week
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  NHL Bans Game-Day Tweeting
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  Panasonic Enters Robot Team in Hawaii Triathlon
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  Mulcair-Topp Showdown Shaping Up
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  Yemen's Saleh to Remain in Saudi Arabia
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  Rob Ford's Support Plummets over Funding Cuts
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  War Raging Between Pollsters over Ontario Election Data
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  Alberta Researchers Find Dinosaur Feathers in Amber
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  Morons Dress in Blackface for Frosh Event
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  Planet with Two Suns Discovered; Sadly Not Tatooine
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  Ontario Election Odds and Sods
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  NASA Unveils 'Megarocket' Plans
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  Shaw Plans Vast Wireless Network in Western Cities
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  PCs Drop 'Foreign Workers', Move on to Pedophiles
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  Tories Axing Ozone-Monitoring System: Report
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  Toronto Strippers are Canada's 'Most Intellectual'
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  Swissair Crash Could Have Been Deliberate
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  Conrad Black Could Lose Order of Canada
• 
  Income Inequality On the Rise in Canada
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  Two Polls, Two Different Stories in Ontario Election
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  Canada To Extend Libya Mission Next Week
• 
  Opposition Calls for G8 Funding Review
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  Chevron Oil Leak Reported in Gulf of Mexico
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  Human/Neanderthal Sex Only Happened Every 25-50 Years
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  Air Canada Flight Attendants Vote to Strike
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  Horwath Tells Ont. NDP To Stop Relying on Jack Layton
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  CTV Cancels So You Think You Can Dance Canada
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  Facebook Launching Something Else to Annoy You
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  CRTC Tells Broadcasters to Turn Down the Ads
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  Enough With the Immigrant Tax Credit Already
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  Tory MP Urged to Hand in Medical Licence over Asbestos
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  Rebels, Gadhafi Forces Committed War Crimes: Amnesty Int'l
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  'Superearth' Found 35 Light Years Away
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  Opposition Won't Let L'Affaire Dechert Die
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  Does SpongeBob Hurt Attention Spans?
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  Ontario Liberals Pull Just Ahead of PCs
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• 
  Arctic Ice at Lowest Level in, Like, 8,000 Years
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  NDP Begins Race for a New Jack
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  Amazon Planning E-Book Rental Service
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  Scientists Create Glow-in-the-Dark, AIDS-Resistant Cats
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  Two-Thirds of Afghan Interpreters Denied Visa to Canada
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  With Leadership Vote Set, NDP Race is On
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  Francophones a Minority in Montreal by 2030
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  One Killed in French Nuclear Blast
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  September 11, Remembered
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  Canadian Inuit Take a Note From Dan Savage
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• 
  Ahmadinejad Tells Assad to Play Nice
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  Michaëlle Jean Spent $553,756 on State Jets for Vacations
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  The Most Tasteless Hacking Ever
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  Mel Gibson Making a Movie about Judah Maccabee
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  Earthquake Hits Vancouver, Nothing Happens.
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  Ocean Acidity Linked to Mass Extinction
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  September 11th Tribute in Space
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  Back to the Future Shoes McFly for $37,000
• 
  The Honeymoon is Over.
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  Obama Grows a Pair
• 
  Interpol Issues Red Notice for Gadhafi
• 
  U.S. Blocks Mentally Ill Canadians From Crossing Border
• 
  5-Tonne NASA Satellite To Fall From Sky
• 
  Poll Gives Ontario Liberals an 11-Point Lead
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  Canada Loses 5,500 Jobs in August
• 
  Paul Dewar Could Join NDP Leadership Race
• 
  U.K. to Lift Ban on Gay Blood Donors
• 
  Anti-Terror, or Anti-Thought?
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  Baird, Duffy, Campaign For PCs Despite PM's Warning
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• 
  Precious Metals Came from Earth's 'Golden Shower'
• 
  Palestinians Begin Statehood Quest With Letter
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  Former Diplomats Confused Over Portrait Decision
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  Gadhafi Denies Fleeing, Calls Rebels 'Scumbags'
• 
  Smoking At All-Time Low in Canada
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  Queen's Portrait To Be Hung In Every Embassy
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  Stumbling Out Of The Starting Block
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  Russian Plane Crash Kills KHL Team
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  Cost of Post-9/11 Security: $92 Billion
• 
  Intervention Canada Debuts This Week
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  NATO Cancels Detainee-Transfer System in Afghanistan
• 
  Students Uninformed on Ritalin, Adderall Abuse
• 
  Stephen Harper Hates Travelling
• 
  Ontario Election Kicks Off
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  Giller Long List Unveiled
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  Libya's Next Chapter
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  'Exercise' Gene Found in Mice
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• 
  Two Canadians Shortlisted for Man Booker
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  Conrad Black Goes to Prison, Pt. II
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  Airships Coming To the Arctic
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  Hudak, Horwath Have a Popularity Problem
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  Calgary Mayor Full of Pride
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  One Molecule Motor Invented.
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  Liberals: No Tories or NDP Allowed at Our Events
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  Chow on NDP Leadership: No, Thanks.
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  Domino’s Pizza Will Open a New Branch.
• 
  Israel’s Second Independence Day
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  EU to Syria: No Oil From You
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  Bonjour Again, Monsieur Strauss-Khan.
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  Babies' Day Out
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  Thank You, Canada.
• 
  Berlusconi Wants “Out of this Shit Country”
• 
  WikiLeaks Reveals What the US Thinks of Harper
• 
  These Orangutans Love Them Some iPads
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  Canadians Lie, Lie, Lie to their Employers
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  Let the Games Begin
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  Six Cities Submit Bids for 2020 Olympics, But No T.O.
• 
  CAW Boss Calls for NDP-Liberal Merger
• 
  U.S. to Sue Banks for $20B
• 
  Toronto Officers Denied Promotion over G20 Name Tags Incident
• 
  Space Junk Reaching 'Tipping Point'
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  Ontario Liberals, NDP Gaining Ground on PC Lead
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  Female Prison Guards Feared Conrad Black Would Assault Them
• 
  Foreign Affairs Nixes References to Investment in Syria
• 
  Wade Belak's Fight to the Death
• 
  Blockbuster Canada Closing All Stores
• 
  Canadarm Coming to Canadian Space Agency HQ
• 
  Lloyd Robertson Bids Adieu Tonight
• 
  Analog TV Era Ends as Digital Takes Over
• 
  YouTube Debuts Canadian Rental Service
• 
  Liberals Ban Themselves From TIFF
• 
  NDP Pulls Even With Tories in Latest Poll
• 
  Former Maple Leaf Wade Belak Found Dead
• 
  Six out of 10 Inuit Going Underfed, Malnourished
• 
  Forty Knock-Off Jets Jerseys Seized at Manitoba Border
• 
  Harper Chooses Star Columnist as Communications Director
• 
  Harmless Dire Straits Song No Longer Offensive
• 
  Merger Madness
• 
  Economy Shrank in Second Quarter
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  HIV Scare Forces Porn Industry Shutdown
• 
  PCs Leading, But Three-Way Race Shaping Up in Ontario
• 
  Canada Committing Long-Term to Libya
• 
  Edmonton Salon Says Domestic Abuse is in for 2011
• 
  ISS Could Be Evacuated If Supplies Run Dry
• 
  NDP-Liberal Merger Talk Just Won't Die
• 
  Canadians Don't Want to Play Nicely With Others
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  Melbourne Creates a Crack in the City of Glass
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  Bachmann: Hurricane Was A Sign from God
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  Sept. 11 Colouring Book Sparks Controversy
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  Will There Be a Liberal-New Democratic Party of Canada?
• 
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  Gadhafi’s Son Khamis Killed
• 
  Hundreds Rally for Captured Israeli Soldier
• 
  Most Canadians Underestimate Their Debt
• 
  Beyonce is Pregnant!
• 
  Irene Light Comes to Canada
• 
  Musharraf Freezing His Assets Off
• 
  Grin and Bare it
• 
  Casey Anthony Prosecutor Writing a Tell-All
• 
  Noda Chance: Japan’s New PM Faces Challenges
• 
  The Toronto Buskerfest: It’s Happening
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  95-year-old Man Survives 600 Bee Stings
• 
  Layton’s Funeral Stirs the Nation
• 
  Indian Hunger Striker Eats
• 
  Irene Leaving a Big Mess in Her Trail
• 
  US Takes out Al Qaeda’s Second-in-Command
• 
  The Sweetest Goodbye
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  Ghadafi to Condoleezza: Do you like me yes/no/maybe?
• 
  A New High for Social Networking Sites
• 
  Nominees out for Aboriginal People’s Choice Music Awards
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  Birds: “We’re not shallow like that.”
• 
  U.S. Will Cut Aid to PA if they Bid for Statehood
• 
  State Department OKs Keystone Oil Pipeline
• 
  The Tax Was Too Darn High
• 
  Sayonara, Naoto Kan
• 
  60 Per Cent of Canadians Don't Use Passwords on Mobiles
• 
  Newly Discovered Planet Appears to Be All Diamond
• 
  Is the CIA Using the NYPD to Illegally Spy on Muslims?
• 
  Toronto Says Goodbye to Jack Layton
• 
  Unhappy Commission: Sino Forest Must Resign
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  Saskatoon Police Mistake Traffic Counter for Bomb
• 
  Backstreet’s Banned in China
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  Irene Expected to Be a Huge Jerk
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• 
  Dining with the (Literary) Stars
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  A Word from the Editor
• 
  Steve Jobs iResigns from Apple
• 
  Russian Rocket Headed to ISS Blows Up
• 
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• 
  Sid the Kid and the Damage Done
• 
  Businessman Puts $1.3 Million Bounty on Gadhafi
• 
  South Korea's Expo 2012 Too Pricey for Canada
• 
  Four out of Five Commuters Drive to Work
• 
  'Operation Mermaid Dawn' and the Battle for Tripoli
• 
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• 
  NDP President 'Topps' Among Choices For Layton Successor?
• 
  Calgarians Suffering From MS 'Liberation Therapy' Complications
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• 
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  Earthquaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaake!
• 
  Layton to Lie in State in Parliament Ahead of Funeral
• 
  Surfing Web Good For Productivity
• 
  Bisexual Men Exist
• 
  Northern Caribou Population Growing
• 
  Gadhafi's Son Not Captured, War Not Over (Yet)
• 
  Quebec's Journalism Licensing Plans to Go Through Public First
• 
  Canada Upsets Chinese Taipei at Little League World Series
• 
  State Funeral for Jack Layton Set for Saturday
• 
  Libyan Civil War Over, Kinda!
• 
  PETA Launching Porn Site
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  Michael Vick's Mansion Has Gone To the Dogs
• 
  Calgary Crack Pipe Program Killed
• 
  Jack Layton and the Death of Cynicism
• 
  Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Opens in D.C.
• 
  Military Planning Silent Snowmobiles
• 
  Jack Layton, 61, Dies
• 
  Oldest Fossils Ever Found in Australia
• 
  Rebels Advance Through Tripoli as Gadhafi Loses Grip
• 
  One Killed, 37 Injured in Massive Ontario Tornado
• 
  Wealthy People Build Lavish Libertarian Utopia
• 
  Ottawa Reveals Coal Regulation Proposals
• 
  NDP Leader Calls for Pre-Election Ad Black Out
• 
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• 
  Scientists “Ecstatic” over Cancer Research
• 
  Libyan Rebels Claim Attack on Tripoli
• 
  Competitive Scrabble Players Good with Words
• 
  Syria’s Opposition Launching National Council
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  Leaked Military Report: Spend $1 billion less
• 
  Shaw Festival Ditches George Bernard Shaw
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  Egypt (Probably) Didn't Withdraw Israeli Ambassador
• 
  Alberta Still in Bed with the RCMP
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  RIM Developing Music Service?
• 
  Doctors Call on Surgeon Tory to Oppose Asbestos
• 
  Arizona Woman Wants to Be World's Fattest at 1,600 Lbs
• 
  Early Obituaries For the Bloc and PQ
• 
  Flaherty Would Use Second Stimulus To Fight Recession
• 
  UN To Evacuate Foreigners in Tripoi
• 
  The King Is Dead, Long Live the King!
• 
  Suncor's Syrian Plant Still Running Despite Unrest
• 
  Mobile Ownership, Streaming TV On The Rise
• 
  NDP: Clement Used G8 Fund to Win Re-Election
• 
  Sean Avery's Battery Charge Dropped
• 
  Reporters, Officials, Basketball Teams Brawl During Biden's China Visit
• 
  Creation Museum Opening Ark-Based Theme Park
• 
  Sexting, Noob, Jeggings Are All Words Now
• 
  Hudak Says He, Like Vast Majority of Canadians, Smoked Weed
• 
  Great White Shark Found in Bay of Fundy
• 
  Tony Clement's Pimp My Riding
• 
  Katy Perry Ties Jacko's Singles Record
• 
  Environment Not a Major Concern for Canadians
• 
  UN: Assad Says He's 'Stopped' Crackdown
• 
  Dude Builds Airship For Arctic Transportation
• 
  Moon Could Be 200 Million Years Younger
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  Ditch Results Blackout, Introduce Online Voting: Elections Boss
• 
  First Face, Limb Transplants in Canada Set for Next Year
• 
  At Least Five Dead in Israeli Terror Attacks
• 
  B.C. Judge Throws Out Right to Die Challenge
• 
  Gilles Duceppe Separates from Radio-Canada
• 
  Vancouver Fruit Stand Closed For Selling Too Much Fruit
• 
  Facebook To Broadcast FA Cup
• 
  CBC's Late-Life Crisis
• 
  Obama's Bus is Canadian, Therefore Evil
• 
  Yoko Ono Releases Montreal Bed-In Film
• 
  One in Three First-Year Students Expect a Lot of Debt
• 
  Libyan Rebels Predict Victory by Month's End
• 
  Four Months After Spill, Alberta OKs Pipeline Reopening
• 
  Clement's Selection Committee Selected Themselves for G8 Funds
• 
  Harper the Best – and Worst – PM Since Trudeau
• 
  Separatists Form New Separatist Party
• 
  Brits Planned To Drug Hitler ... with Estrogen
• 
  Later Class Times Leads To Better Grades
• 
  Obligatory Ontario Election Column
• 
  Siege of Syrian Port Continues for Fourth Day
• 
  Letter Suggests Cover-Up in Phone-Hacking Scandal
• 
  Canadians: We Are Sick, Sick People
• 
  Le Devoir Hacked, Story Claims Charest Died
• 
  McGuinty, Hudak Tied for Support
• 
  Gilles Duceppe Joins Radio-Canada
• 
  Winnipeg Jets' Rick Rypien, 27, Found Dead
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  20-Tonne Boulder Doesn't Sit Well with Mayor's Ex-Wife
• 
  Mean People Make More Money Than You
• 
  No Timeline For Crosby's Return
• 
  Air Force, Navy to Get 'Royal' Designation
• 
  Obesity Not A Death Sentence, Say Docs
• 
  GOP Turns Its Eyes to Bush III
• 
  'Substantial' Oil Spill Reported off Scottish Coast
• 
  Sex and the City Returning, Breaking Bad Ending
• 
  Google Buys Motorola for $12.5 Billion
• 
  Communists Warn Mammoliti with Human Rights Complaint
• 
  Tories Threaten Asbestos Widow with Legal Action
• 
  Apple Opens Store in Heart of BlackBerry Land
• 
  Funding for G8 Projects Went Through Clement's Office
• 
  Forbes Suing over Fake Russian Edition
• 
  Abbas to Apply for Palestinian Statehood in September
• 
  Scientists Developing Virtual Rat
• 
  Canada Ups Sanctions on Syria
• 
  McLachlin Slams Jason Kenney
• 
  Hockney Brings iArt to Canada
• 
  Bitterness Can Cause Disease
• 
  Native Leaders Withdraw from Education Panel
• 
  Statue of Liberty Taking a Vay-Cay
• 
  Why Stress Makes You Fat
• 
  Berlin Wall Turns 50
• 
  New Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement
• 
  The Great Syrian Chess Match
• 
  Judge Declares Police Were Aggressors in G20 Protest
• 
  N.B. Fossil Is World's Second Oldest Sample of Wood
• 
  Ford Kaiboshes Toronto's 2020 Olympic Bid
• 
  Hypersonic Falcon HTV-2 Disappears
• 
  Harper's Cell Number Accidentally Released
• 
  More RCMP Documents on Tommy Douglas Could Be Released
• 
  Canada and Libyan Rebels: BFF?
• 
  B.C. on the Hook for $1.6B if HST Scrapped
• 
  Sprinkler Forces Evacuation at Ramsay's Canadian Debut
• 
  Petition Grows for Bert and Ernie to Get Married
• 
  T-Cell Treatment Cures Leukemia in Three Men
• 
  Anonymous Threatens to 'Kill' Facebook
• 
  ESPN Accuses Blue Jays of Stealing Signs
• 
  SeparaTories and the Bloc NDP
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  OpenMedia.ca Urges Tories to Rethink Internet Bill
• 
  Councillor Redefines 'Communist', Claims He Can Smell Them
• 
  Gordon Ramsay Opens First Canadian Restaurant
• 
  Blue Jays To Get New Red and White Uniforms
• 
  London Calms Down while Rest of England Riots
• 
  Kenney Rips Amnesty International over Deportee List
• 
  Did PM Stage Potty Protest in Brazil?
• 
  Polygamist Leader Jeffs Jailed for Rest of Life
• 
  The Great Fires of London
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  Aluminum Bat Sales up 5,000 Per Cent on UK Amazon
• 
  NDP Won't Support Libya Mission Extension
• 
  Turkish FM Meets with Assad as Deaths Mount
• 
  FX Set to Launch in Canada on Nov. 1
• 
  Come to Canada. Get fat. Die.
• 
  Two Tory Cabinet Ministers Have Separatist Ties, Too
• 
  London Burning for a Third Night as Riots Spread
• 
  B.C. Sets Up STI E-Card Service
• 
  Much Greater Cancer Risk for Early Smokers
• 
  Assisted Suicide Debate Roars Back to Life
• 
  Antimatter Belt Found Circling Earth
• 
  Bagged Lunches Great for Bacteria Growth
• 
  Inconsequential Poll Finds Tories, NDP Lose Support
• 
  Lower Emissions from Power Plants Offset by Oil Sands
• 
  Syrian Defence Ministry Hacked by Anonymous
• 
  B.C. Grow Ops Head South for Cheaper Houses
• 
  Anarchy in the U.K.
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  Israeli Scientists Invent Date-Rape-Drug Detector
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  Coptic Churches Oppose Equity Measures
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  AntiSec Releases Stolen Police Data for Revenge
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  Deadly Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan
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  Alexis No Longer on Fire
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  Flee at Last
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  Canadians To Pay for the Onion
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  Rappers battle to become “King Of The Dot”
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  Rae Criticizes Turmel for Quietly Changing Parties
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  Chavez Sends Gadhafi a Love Letter
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  US Credit Rating Downgraded to AA+
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  Doughnut Cheeseburger Coming to Toronto
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  Toronto Synagogue Hit by Vandals
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  Avery Called Cops 'Fat Little Pigs' Before Arrest
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  Terror Suspects Plotted Bombing Airplane: CSIS
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  Conservative Hat Trick? How About a Touchdown?
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  Flowing Water Found on Mars?
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  Province Opposes Tightrope Across Niagara Falls
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  Mubarak's Not Guilty Plea Becomes a Ringtone
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  Canada Faces Lowest Terror Risk in West
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  (Son of) Gadhafi Killed
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  Widespread Canadian Oil Lobbying Effort Underway in Europe
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  Middle East Protest Round-Up
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  Ottawa Creates Agency to Streamline IT Operations
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  Lloyd Robertson's Final Broadcast Set for Sept. 1
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  EthicalOil.org's Unethical Campaign
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  Gunman Reported on Virginia Tech Campus
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  Healthy Foods Too Expensive for the Poor
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  Oldest Known Hitchcock Film Uncovered in N.Z.
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  Polar Ice Melted at Record Pace in July
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  Nunavut Retiring Polar Bear Licence Plates
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  Keystone Pipeline Runs Afoul of Leading Scientists
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  Syria Legalizes Other Political Parties
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  Google+ Sets Record for 25 Million User Mark
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  Collision with Second Moon Caused Lunar Highlands
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  Harper Eats BBQ with Rob Ford, Calls for Liberal Defeat
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  Bikini Basketball Tryouts Set for Toronto
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  Turmel's Turmoil, Day 2
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  Online Ad Revenue Surpasses Newspapers
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  Shuttle Wreckage Found in Dry Texas Lake
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  Canadian Charged for Stealing U.S. Historical Documents
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  Cheap Trick Cancels Vancouver Gig over Stage Company
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  Canada Must Prosecute War Crimes Suspects: Amnesty
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  IPods Too Loud, Say Docs
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  Largest Ever Hacking Campaign Uncovered
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  Mubarak Pleads Not Guilty
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  Turmel's Turmoil
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  Atwood Returns From Woods, Slams Doug Ford
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  Colon Cleanses: Maybe Not So Good For You
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  Riopelle Sculpture Stolen from Quebec Town
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  Murders Via HIV Lead to Dangerous Offender Status
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  (Manufactured) Crisis Averted
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  The Sheepdogs Win First Rolling Stone Cover Contest
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  King Tut: European Men's Long Lost Uncle?
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  Bystanders Could Have Been Shot by Police at Caribbean Festival
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  Fake Ikea Store Pops up in China, Too
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  Twenty-Four Killed in Syria as Ramadan Begins
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  New NDP Leader was Bloc Member Until January
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  Invisibility Cloak Invented
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  Astronaut Tweeting from Space
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  Debtpocalypse Avoided
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  Syrian Forces Attack Hama
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  Vancouver to Distribute Clean Crack Pipes
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  Margaret Atwood for Mayor
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  Humans did it
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  Apple: 1, U.S. Treasury: 0.
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  Slut Walk Takes Delhi
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  Parks Canada Launches Historic Food App
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  Ottawa takes Abdullah Khadr to the Supreme Court
• 
  North Korea Condemns Canada at the UN
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  Federal Government Not Liable for Tobacco Damages
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  Four of Turkey’s Military Chiefs Resign
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  Introducing: the Wearable Menstruation Machine.
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  Cristiano Ronaldo Put up as Collateral
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  Alberta Cookie Boss to Get $730,000 in Severance
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  World's First Schwarzenegger Museum Opens
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  iPhones Selling Faster Than Any Other Brand
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  Montreal Man Denies Accusation of War Crimes
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  Cellphone Bills A Dollar Cheaper on Average in 2010
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  Wanted: More Careful Language
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  World to Hit 7 Billion People This Year
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  Toronto Public Berates Ford and Budget Cuts for 20 Hours
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  Khabibulin's Tent City Sentence Softened
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  Cellblock Video Rocks Ottawa Police
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  Libyan Rebels' Military Leader Killed
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  Mubarak Cleared to Stand Trial
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  It's Norway or the Highway
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  Elizabeth May the Latest Anti-WiFi Warrior
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  3,000 Syrians Missing, 1,600 Dead, 12,000 Detained
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  Family Could Sue Feds over War Crimes Listing
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  Khabibulin Sentenced to Arizona's 'Tent City'
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  Russia Could be PlayBook's Saviour
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  Earth Shares Orbit with 'Trojan' Asteroid
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  LulzSec Spokesman 'Topiary' Arrested in Scotland
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  Canadian Columnists' Debt Intervention
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  NDP Votes Unanimously for Nycole Turmel
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  International Space Station to Be Laid to Rest on Sea Floor
• 
  Quebec Master's Paintings Out, Queen In At Foreign Affairs HQ
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  No Facial Recognition in Canada: Facebook
• 
  New Voting Options Launched to Help Ontario Turnout
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  Growing Up in Grow Ops
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  Deceased CFL Players' Brains Stricken with CTE
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  Kandahar Mayor Assassinated, Taliban Take Credit
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  Doug Ford Tells Margaret Atwood to Shove Off
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  6,500 Colon Cancer Tests Lost in the Mail
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  Anonymous Tells Internet to Turn Breivik into a 'Joke'
• 
  WTC Steel Headed to Gander for 9/11 Memorial
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  Down, But Far From Out
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  Ont. Court Rules in Favour of Online Anonymity
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  Border Mixup Puts Grandmother in Jail for 12 Days
• 
  Wal-Mart Starts Streaming Movies, Netflix Shudders
• 
  Glenn Beck Gets 'Hitler Youth' Trending on Twitter
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  Liberals Aim to Tie Hudak to Ford
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  Cameron Cool with Gadhafi Sticking Around
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  A Failure to Communicate
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  Layton Takes Leave of Absence over 'New' Cancer
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  Number of Pot Possession Arrests Getting Higher
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  Breivik Claims Two More Cells in Terror Network
• 
  NFL Players to Ratify New Agreement, End Lockout
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  RCMP Spied on... Northrop Frye? Really?
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  Fake Apple Stores In At Least Six Other Countries
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  McGuinty Will Stick Around to 2015 If Elected
• 
  2,000 RIM Jobs Axed
• 
  Roberto Alomar Enters Baseball Hall of Fame
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  Norway Suspect Writes Chilling Manifesto
• 
  Assassinated Iranian was a Student, not a Nuclear Scientist
• 
  Former TVO Host Elwy Yost Dies
• 
  Canada donates $50M in aid for East Africa
• 
  Gay Marriage Legal in New York Today
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  Amy Winehouse Found Dead
• 
  Runaway Speaker
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  His Hand in Mine
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  Stolen Painting Key in Hadzic's Arrest
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  Tall People More Likely To Develop Cancer
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  Suspected War Criminal Arrested in Alberta
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  Death Toll in Norway Reaches 91
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  U.S. Military Set to Certify 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal
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  Quebec Mine Could Run Out of Asbestos Next Year
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  Major Picasso Exhibit Set for AGO
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  On a Showboating Mission to China
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  Downtown Oslo Shaken by Explosion
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  Beavis and Butthead Returning This Fall
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  60 Per Cent of Toronto Arrests Led to Strip Searches
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  'Average-Sized' Penises Make for Good Economies
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  Premiers Come Out Against Senate Reform at Summit
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  Chinese Fugitive Could Be Extradited Next Week
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  Canadian Diplomats Ring up $20,000 Booze Tab in Kabul
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  NFL Owners Pass New Deal, Await Players' Verdict
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  Feds, Ontario sell Chrysler Shares for $140 Million
• 
  Egypt's Ruling Generals Ban Foreign Election Monitors
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  Oil Industry, Feds and Alberta Launching Oil Sands Monitor
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  Kardashian Plumbs Depths of Stupidity, Sues Old Navy
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  Guns, Wars, and Goats
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  Crime Rate at Lowest Level Since 1973
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  Obama is News Corp's Top Donation Recipient
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  Anonymous Hacks NATO, Threatens FBI
• 
  Court Martial Opens for General's Illicit Affair
• 
  Happy 100th, Marshall McLuhan!
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  Calgary Breast-Implant Giveaway Picks Transgendered Musician
• 
  Atlantis Lands, Shuttle Program Ends
• 
  Google Labs Gets Unplussed
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  Harper to Cameo in Tonight's Murdoch Mysteries
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  Forest Fires Force 3,300 to Flee NW Ontario
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  Audit Suggests Privatizing TTC Lines to Save Money
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  Oil Pipeline Spills 1,000 Barrels in N. Alberta
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  Saskatoon is Canada's Fastest Growing City
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  Circumcision Shown to Cut AIDS Rate in South Africa
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  Tough on Crime, Soft on Logic
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  Citizenship To Be Stripped from 1,800 Canadians
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  Juno Beach Wind Farm Angers WWII Vets
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  Asbestos Mine Could Close Over Labour Issues
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  Raising Voter Turnout As Simple As Adding 'R'
• 
  Serbia Arrests Last Balkan War Crimes Fugitive
• 
  Tories To Bust a Cap in Gun Registry
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  U.S. Town Accidentally Bans Freedom of Assembly
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  Google Rolls Out Street View Trikes
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  Blue Jays To Retire Roberto Alomar's Jersey
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  Two Giant Sea Monster Dinosaurs Found in Manitoba
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  Reddit Co-Founder Facing Fraud Charges for Data Theft
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  Doesn't The Simpsons Count for Anything?
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  NYC Launches Lottery for First Same-Sex Marriages
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  Prison Expenses Nearly Double Since 2006
• 
  Space Shuttle Leaves ISS, Heads Home
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  LulzSec Returns, Posts Article Claiming Murdoch Dead
• 
  World Finds Ottawa Interesting
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  Natynczyk Wonders If Ground Troops Could Have Helped Libya
• 
  Israeli Forces Board Gaza-Bound Yacht
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  RIM Might Kill the PlayBook
• 
  Toronto Has Strongest Economy in Canada
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  Amazon to Rent Textbooks on E-Readers
• 
  News of the World Whistleblower Found Dead
• 
  Is Microsoft Joining the Social Network Boom?
• 
  John Baird's Summer Tour '11
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  Science Says You're Part Neanderthal
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  Burned Parliament Building Excavated Under Old Montreal
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  Techie Priest, 40, Will Be Canada's Youngest Bishop
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  Lone Yacht to Break Gaza Blockade Tomorrow
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  London Police Chief Resigns, PM Calls for Emergency Session
• 
  Women's World Cup Final Breaks Twitter Record
• 
  Stage Collapses at Ottawa Bluesfest, Three Hospitalized
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  The Internet is Not Great (For Your Memory)
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  Rebekah Brooks Arrested in Hacking Scandal
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  The Boy Who Grossed $92.1 million
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  So Long, and Thanks for All the Casualties
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  Tainted Blood
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  Facebook Bans Ad for Google+
• 
  Independence Day for the Quaids
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  A Six-legged Race for Alberta's Premier
• 
  Violence in Libya After Nod to Rebel Leaders
• 
  Better to be Beta
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  Dow Jones CEO Resigns
• 
  Bachmann Leaves Church at Pastor's Urging
• 
  Tories Are Wrong About Being Right
• 
  54-Year-Old Sets Record for Biking Across Canada
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  UBB, CRTC, and Other Headache-Inducing Acronyms
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  Site Created for Public's Views on Vancouver Riot
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  12 Killed As Syrians Stage Largest Protests of Uprising
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  Shaw Prepares Movie-Streaming Service
• 
  Clooney's Satellite Project Uncovers Sudanese Mass Graves
• 
  Foreign Ministers Meet in Turkey for Libya Talks
• 
  Talisman Pulls Colouring Book After Colbert Criticism
• 
  Harper Won't Leave 24 Sussex for Renovations
• 
  Rebekah Brooks Resigns from News International
• 
  A Tipping Point for First Nations
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  Jews, Arabs to Rally in Jerusalem for First Time Since 1991
• 
  KFC, Coke Coming to North Korea
• 
  Where Does Libya Go From Here?
• 
  Guergis Broke MPs' Conflict-of-Interest Rules
• 
  NATO Denies Gadhafi 'Suicide Plan' to Destroy Tripoli
• 
  Owner-Eating Dogs Will Make Great Pets, We Swear!
• 
  HBO, Mad Men, Modern Family Lead Emmy Nominations
• 
  Military Bases Planned for Arctic
• 
  Murdochs Decline Summons to Appear in Parliament
• 
  Poll Has Hudak Leading Liberals by 11 Points
• 
  Air Canada Fined $12,000 for French Lapses
• 
  Karzai Assassin Lynched, Hanged in Kandahar
• 
  U.S. Restaurant Chains to Offer Healthier Kids' Food
• 
  Washington's Debt Rattle
• 
  Sun Papers Withdraw from Ontario Press Council
• 
  PM to Cameo on Murdoch Mysteries Next Week
• 
  Greatly Exaggerating Rumours of the Liberals' Demise
• 
  Three Blasts Rock Mumbai, At Least 20 Killed
• 
  Rights Group Says Libyan Rebels Looting, Burning Homes
• 
  Beer Baron Might Have Been Killed with Axe
• 
  Polar Bears to Join Species at Risk List
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  Atleo: Indian Act Has Outlived Usefulness
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  British Parliament Gangs Up on Murdoch's TV Bid
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  Parents Should Lose Custody of Severely Obese Kids: Doctor
• 
  LinkedIn Passes MySpace As Internet's No. 2 Network
• 
  Rob Ford Pitches 17,000 Buyouts
• 
  Take This Reporting Job and Shove It
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  CBC Facing Five-Per-Cent Cut
• 
  John Baird Vs. The World
• 
  Google+ Could Have 20M Users By Weekend
• 
  Quebec's Medical Residents Stop Teaching over Salary
• 
  U.S., Syria Trade Barbs over 'Provocation'
• 
  Toronto Named Canada's Most Expensive City
• 
  Final Shuttle Spacewalk Underway
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  French Foreign Minister Says Gadhafi 'Prepared to Leave'
• 
  Toronto Gallery Robbed, 11 Pieces Taken
• 
  Bodyguard Assassinates Karzai's Brother
• 
  First Leg Transplant Operation Completed in Spain
• 
  Canada Boycotts N. Korean Term at Disarmament Conference
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  Religious Freedom FAIL
• 
  Internet Pricing Hearings Underway
• 
  Electoral Dysfunction
• 
  Peaceful End to Standoff with Empty House
• 
  France Talking with Gadhafi
• 
  Canada Sells 12th Most Weapons in World
• 
  Sun Raises Ire over Catherine Photo
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  Quebec Could Launch Own Gun Registry
• 
  'Prince of Pot' Contracts Superbug at U.S. Prison
• 
  News of the World Hides Parting Shots in Crossword
• 
  Alan Cross is History at Edge 102.1
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  Ohio Police Hunt Rogue Banana
• 
  Canadian Flotilla Activists Head Home
• 
  Earthquake and Tsunami Strike Japan
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  A Homegrown Fundraiser for SummerWorks
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  Hypoallergenic Dogs Actually Pretty Allergenic
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  'Thank You & Goodbye'
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  From Fire to Flooding
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  A $4.2-Billion Rescue Package for Greece
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  Polar Bears Trace their Irish Ancestry
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  1,400 Arrested in Malaysian Protest
• 
  Betty Ford Dies at 93
• 
  Introducing: South Sudan
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  Rule Canadiana
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  Montreal Could Support Pro Baseball Again
• 
  Taliban Says They Forced Canadian Withdrawal
• 
  Fleet Street's Demons
• 
  Final Shuttle Mission Lifts Off
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  Budget Officer Launches Government Spending Website
• 
  Italian Police Arrest 15 Linked to Anonymous Hackers
• 
  Rob Ford Visits Besieged Syrian City
• 
  Palestinian 'Flytilla' Grounded, Too
• 
  French Police Investigating Strauss-Kahn
• 
  Government Asked Google for 38 Users' Data
• 
  Phone Hacking Scandal Ensnares U.K. PM's Former Aide
• 
  NASA Prepares Launch of Final Shuttle Mission
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  Picasso Sketch Stolen from San Francisco Gallery
• 
  Syria's Unsolvable Stalemate
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  Justice for a Judge?
• 
  News of the World Shutting Down
• 
  Canada Post to Finish up Backlog Next Week
• 
  Pakistan Sold Nuke Technology to N. Korea
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  U.S. Treasury Looking for Escape Routes to Avoid Default
• 
  OpenMedia Boycotts CRTC Review of Netflix, YouTube
• 
  Bashir Vows Support for South Sudan
• 
  Inquiry Ordered into Manitoba Judge Sex Scandal
• 
  Canada's Combat Mission in Afghanistan Ends
• 
  Tabloid Phone Hackers Targeted Slain Soldiers' Families
• 
  Moral Quandaries and the Flotilla
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  Polaris Music Prize Shortlist Revealed
• 
  Australia to Vote on Plain Cigarette Packages
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  Facebook Integrates Skype Video Chat
• 
  Lowering the Flag in Afghanistan
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  Canada Defends Use of 'Visible Minorities' At UN
• 
  French Yacht Leaves Greece For Gaza
• 
  Obama Hosting First Twitter Town Hall Tonight
• 
  Twenty-Two Killed in Hama as Syrian Crackdown Intensifies
• 
  Rob Ford's Niece to Captain Lingerie Football Team
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  Host City for 2018 Winter Olympics to Be Named
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  Slave Lake Fire Canada's Second Most Costly Disaster
• 
  British Phone Hacking Scandal Reaches Parliament
• 
  Dealing with Libya's Devil
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  Will Strauss-Kahn Get Off?
• 
  Chinese Coal Pollution Halted Global Warming: Study
• 
  Hindu Temple Strikes Gold
• 
  Lagarde Takes Over IMF
• 
  Gadhafi Might Go If Safety Guaranteed: Report
• 
  Mark Zuckerberg Most Popular Google+ User
• 
  7.5 Million Lame Excuses for Not Voting
• 
  One hundred Pipeline Incidents in Last Two Years
• 
  Syrian Army to Sweep Through Hama
• 
  Greek Authorities Arrest Two Canadians from Gaza Boat
• 
  Charges Against Strauss-Kahn to Be Dropped
• 
  Canadians Leave Panjwaii as Mission Winds Down
• 
  Ben Ali Gets Another 15 Years for Drugs, Weapons
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  Facebook, Skype, Set to Announce Partnership
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  Sidewalks Good, Theatre Bad
• 
  Canadian Boat to Gaza Boarded by Greek Coast Guard
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  On a Slow Boat to Gaza
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  French Novelist to Sue Strauss-Kahn
• 
  Longest Footbridge in Canada Sacrificed to Flood
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  Hacked Fox News Account Tweets Obama Assassinated
• 
  Garneau Wants (Robotic) Canadian Mars Mission
• 
  Gaza Flotilla Planning Ways Around Greek Ban
• 
  Bautista Obliterates All-Star Voting Record
• 
  Defiant Outburst Gets Mladic Booted from Court
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  RCMP Says G8 Site 'Ideal' for Assassins
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  More Than One Million Expected at Pride Parade
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  Syria Deploys Tanks at Hama After Protest: Reports
• 
  MacKay Announces Major Arctic Mission
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  Exxon Pipe Breaks in Yellowstone Park
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  Troops Join Manitoba Flood Fight
• 
  Thailand Opposition Set to Win Election
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  Syrian President Ousts Governor of Hama
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  Church of England to Clarify Homosexuality Policy
• 
  U.S. Magazine Calls out Canada for Asbestos 'Hypocrisy'
• 
  Will and Kate Celebrate Canada Day
• 
  Cellphones Not Linked to Cancer: Study
• 
  11 Libyan Rebels Wounded
• 
  Case Against Strauss-Kahn on Brink of Collapse
• 
  The NBA is Shutting Down
• 
  Google Unveils Google+
• 
  Canada Beat by France in World Cup
• 
  New Order of Canada Appointees Announced
• 
  Greek Parliament Fast-Tracks Second Austerity Bill
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  Supreme Court to Rule on Convicted Terrorist's Appeal
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  U.S. Senate Cancels July 4 Recess
• 
  Toyota Recalls 110,000 Hybrid Cars
• 
  Wills & Kate En Route to Canada
• 
  UN Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Hariri Killing
• 
  Canadian Soldiers Charged with Corporal's Death
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  U.K. Public Sector Workers Strike
• 
  Rupert Murdoch Sells MySpace at a Loss
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  Teen Charged with First-Degree Murder in Police Officer's Death
• 
  Feds to Fund Liberation Therapy Trials
• 
  Toronto, London Stock Exchanges Won't Merge
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  Death Knells for Dalton
• 
  Prince William Gets New Flag for Visit
• 
  What Happens After Gadhafi?
• 
  Greece Passes Austerity Plan
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  Bell Dinged $10 Million For Misleading Ads
• 
  Twenty-One Dead After Kabul Hotel Battle
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  Hundreds Injured in Tahrir Square Protests
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  Union to Launch Legal Challenge to Back-to-Work Law
• 
  Harper 16th on List of Leaders Using Social Media
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  Broadcast Watchdog Flooded by Sun News Complaints
• 
  Suicide Bombers, Gunmen Storm Kabul Hotel
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  So Happy Together
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  Pope Tweets For First Time
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  Chara to Meet with Police over Pacioretty Hit
• 
  Patience Needed on Senate Reform
• 
  Wildfires Force Los Alamos Nuclear Lab Evacuation
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  Activists Say Gaza Flotilla Ship Sabotaged
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  Lagarde Nabs U.S. Support to Lead IMF
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  Lead Investigator Picked for B.C.'s Riot Review
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  SNC-Lavalin to Buy Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd.
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  Iran Sending Monkey to Space
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  3,000 Displaced by Manitoba Flooding
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  Postal Workers Back on the Job
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  Blago Guilty on 17 Corruption Charges
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  Court Kills California Ban on Kids Buying Violent Games
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  Connection Problems
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  Baird Meets Rebel Leaders in Libya
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  MPs on Holiday as Posties Back to Work
• 
  Syrian Opposition Meeting for First Time
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  Canadian Could Become Youngest Person in Space
• 
  Anonymous Hacks U.S. Cyberterrorism Agency
• 
  Arrest Warrant Issued for Gadhafi
• 
  WWF Unveils 1,060 New Animal Species
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  HMV Canada Sold for Only $3.2M
• 
  Khmer Rouge UN Tribunal Opens in Cambodia
• 
  Mail to Resume Tuesday
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  Ontario NDPs Announce Platform
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  Betty Fox Remembered
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  Dabangg Wins Big at Indian Film Awards
• 
  Chinese dissident Hu Jia Released from Jail
• 
  LulzSec Announces Break-Up
• 
  Canada Post Back-to-Work Bill Passes
• 
  Will & Kate's Visit to Canada Draws 1,300 Journalists
• 
  Attack on Afghanistan Hospital Kills 35
• 
  Welcoming Back, Winnipeg Jets
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  Canada Post Filibuster Continues
• 
  Peter Falk Dies
• 
  New York State Legalizes Gay Marriage
• 
  Conrad Black Ordered Back to Prison
• 
  One Year Later
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  Croatia Set to Join EU
• 
  Winnipeg To Announce Team Name At Draft
• 
  They Came, They Saw, They Left
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  Mass Anti-Assad Protests Held as Syrians Flee to Turkey
• 
  Activists Call for White House Pipeline Protests
• 
  First Ever Woman Convicted of Genocide
• 
  Canadian Selected 4th Overall in NBA Draft
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  Mistakes Were Made in G20 Chaos: Police Chief
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  Detainee Doc Dump Only the 'Initial' Set of Files
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  MPs Pull All-Nighter Over Back-to-Work Bill
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  Balsillie, Lazaridis No Longer Billionaires
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  Graphic Novel of bin Laden Raid To Be Released
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  Hi-Def Cameras to Record Earth from Space Station
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  No Pride in His City
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  School Board Bans Uploading Student Photos Online
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  Lessons Learned?
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  U.S. Seeking Extradition of Randy, Evi Quaid
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  Broadband in Canada Among Priciest in OECD
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  Russian Plane Victims Worked on Iranian Nuke Facility
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  Police to Use Facial Scanners to Identify Rioters
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  Syrian Army Gathers Near Turkish Border
• 
  Postal Talks Break Down As Back-To-Work Vote Looms
• 
  The West Asks Feds for Disaster Relief
• 
  Canucks Clean Up at NHL Awards
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  Tories Dump Detainee Documents
• 
  Open Season on Jon Huntsman
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  Canada Keeps Asbestos Off UN Hazardous Material List
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  Labour Pains
• 
  Chinese Authorities Release Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei
• 
  Google Nets a Billion Visitors in May
• 
  Clock Ticking on Canada Post Strike
• 
  Syrian Regime Offers 'Unprecedented' Democracy
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  Italian FM, Arab League Want Libyan Cease Fire
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  No Relief in Sight for Saskatchewan Floods
• 
  Obama to Announce Afghan Drawdown
• 
  Teen Soccer Ref in Quebec Fired over Hijab
• 
  Thrashers' Move to Winnipeg Approved
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  Syria Alone
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  Mounties Investigating G8 Legacy Fund
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  Panel to Investigate Aboriginal Education Problems
• 
  A Cure for What Ails the Senate
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  Hackers Steal 2011 U.K. Census Data
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  Canadian Could Lead Military Operations at NATO
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  Bachmann Erases Canadian History to Suit Needs
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  Councillor Tweets about 'Hot Chicks,' Moral Panic Ensues
• 
  Just 24 Convictions from G20 Summit
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  Protests Continue as Assad Declares Amnesty
• 
  Back-to-Work Bill Pays Less than Canada Post's Offer
• 
  RIM Lays Off 200 Workers
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  Anonymous, LulzSec Unite in Hacking Campaign
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  Please, Mr. Postman
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  Toronto Considers Selling Rights to TTC Station Names
• 
  Coal, Gas to Replace Germany's Closed Nuke Plants
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  Mo Members, Mo Problems
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  Canadians Join Gaza Aid Flotilla
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  New Domain Names Are .Ontheway
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  Assad Talkin' Loud, Sayin' Nothin'
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  Postal Strike Headed for Back-to-Work Bill
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  Ben Ali on Trial
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  Tories' Senate Reform Bill Out This Week
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  Marilyn Monroe's 'Subway' Dress Sells for $5 Million
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  The Boeing 747 is Back
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  U.S. Police Rescued from Edge of Niagara Falls
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  Liberals to Vote for New Leader in Two Years
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  Libya Accuses NATO of Bombing Civilians
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  Sax Player Clarence Clemons Dies
• 
  U.S. Postal Service Cuts Service to Canada
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  Layton Says NDP Won't Tilt Right
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  Inmate Says Amanda Knox is Innocent
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  Vancouver's 'Kissing Couple' Revealed
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  RIM Stock Plummets
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  U.S. in Peace Talks with the Taliban
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  Pain in the Asbestos Mines
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  Betty Fox, Cancer Pioneer, Dies
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  Baird to Visit Benghazi
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  Med School Dean Resigns
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  The NDP's Mid-Life Crisis
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  Air Canada Back to Normal After Strike
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  Saudi Women Protesting Driving Ban
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  NDP, Liberals Get Set for Conventions
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  Polaris Prize Long List Released
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  Six Months in Jail for Former Senator Lavigne
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  Weiner to Resign: Reports
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  Giffords Released from Hospital
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  Bin Laden's No. 2 Gets Top Gig at Al-Qaeda
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  CIA Website Hacked
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  IBM Turns 100
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  Vancouver Riots After Cup Loss
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  Bruins Win Stanley Cup
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  Montrealer Bids to Clear His Name from No-Fly List
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  100,000 Fans Expected in Downtown Vancouver
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  The Dean's Speech
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  Back-to-Work Legislation Coming for Postal Strike, Too
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  Libya for the Long Haul?
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  Game 7 Tickets Fetching an Average of $3,000 Online
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  Ottawa to Order Air Canada Strikers Back to Work
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  The Tories Target the Media
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  Canada Recognizes Libya's Rebel Council
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  Another Man Admits to Being a Lesbian Blogger
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  Facebook Seeks $100B Valuation
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  Thousands Flee Syria for Turkey
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  More Ontarians Getting High, Drunk
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  Government Ignored Health Canada's Asbestos Advice
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  Air Canada Workers on Strike
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  Libyan Students in Canada Need Money
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  CRTC Chair Wants Regulator Reformed
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  Foreign Policy Takes Centre Stage
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  'Gay Girl in Damascus' is Straight Man in Edinburgh
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  Med School Dean Apologizes for Lifting Speech
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  Prostitution Appeal Opens in Ontario
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  Yemeni VP in Talks With Opposition
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  The Book of Mormon Wins Nine Tony Awards
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  Air Canada Facing Strike at Midnight
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  Mavericks Win First NBA Championship
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  Weiner Asks for Leave of Absence
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  Guinness Crowns New Shortest Man
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  Sun News Network is Doing Better Than Expected
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  Syrian Military Charges into Northern Town
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  Gabrielle Giffords Photos Released
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  Tories Reject Proposed Leadership Change
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  More Flooding for Manitoba
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  Rural-Urban Rift Opens Among Conservatives
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  Toronto Software Firm Beats Microsoft in Court
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  Deadliest Month Ever for Afghan Civilians
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  Canucks Beat Bruins
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  Air Canada Union Serves Strike Notice
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  Rizzuto Mansion Up For Sale
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  G20 Assault Leads to Charge Against Officer
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  No One Said the Playoffs Were Pretty
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  Laurier Named Canada's Top PM
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  Cottage Country's Payday
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  Alaska Releasing Thousands of Palin Emails
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  Canadian Convicted in U.S. Terror Case
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  Postal Strike Hits Kitchener, Quebec; Air Canada Strike Looms
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  Leadership Selection Issue Dampens Tory Convention
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  Spanish Police Arrest Three Linked to Sony Hacks
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  Gates Warns NATO Faces 'Dim' Future
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  Smoking Makes You Thinner: Study
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  Syrian Army Enters Jisr al-Shughour
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  Microsoft Loses Patent Case to Canadian Startup
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  Police Investigating Police
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  Sun News Has an Art Attack
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  Report Slams Tories For G8 Spending
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  Newest Elements Need Names
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  Tories Ask for Money to Fend Off Media Attacks
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  Feds, First Nations to Focus on Education, Economy
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  Canucks Fans Break Windows After Loss
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  Vote on Libya Set for Next Week
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  Air Canada Service Reps Could Strike Monday
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  Catholic High School Bans Rainbows
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  Turkey Opens Border to Syrian Refugees
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  Shania Twain Headin' to Vegas
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  Preparing to Pull Out
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  Tory Donor Database Hacked
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  Canadian Loses Appeal on 19-Year Sentence in Iran
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  Sovereignty at Death's Door?
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  Toronto Teachers Can Cut Class for Grits, NDP
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  Hate Crimes Rising Across Canada
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  Happy IPv6 Day, Everybody!
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  Security Council to Vote on Syria Resolution
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  Page Protest Leads to Bolstered Security
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  Bystander Shot by Montreal Police Dies
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  Mail Volume Way Down as Strikes Continue
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  NATO Steps Up Air Attacks, Gadhafi Remains Resolved
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  Gretzky's Son Drafted by Chicago Cubs
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  Polaris Prize Gets $10,000 Sweeter
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  Man Killed, Bystander Injured in Police Shooting
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  Weiner Roasted
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  Syria Promises Revenge for 'Massacre'
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  Fake Press Release Says Harper Choked on Breakfast
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  Iran Won't Execute Web Programmer
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  $4B in Budget Cuts? NBD, says Flaherty
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  Privacy Watchdog Wants Google Audited
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  The Human Centipede Sequel Banned in U.K.
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  Radiation Leak Twice the Original Estimate
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  Boston Creams Vancouver 8-1
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  Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' Jacket to be Auctioned
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  Canadian Accused of Paris Bombing to Be Extradited
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  Santorum In, Sanity Out?
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  Last Combat Mission in Afghanistan Completed
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  Taking a Page from the Senate
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  Budget Set to be Released – Again
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  'Facebook,' 'Twitter' Banned from French News
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  Golan Deaths Stoke Tensions Between Israel, Syria
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  Harper (Finally) Visiting Richelieu Region
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  Postal Strike Hits Montreal
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  Ex-Page Finds Work – With Michael Moore
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  LulzSec Hacks Nintendo Server
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  Strauss-Kahn Will Plead Not Guilty
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  Name Stephen Harper's Kitten
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  Volcano Eruption Forces Thousands to Evacuate
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  Israeli Troops Fire at Palestinian Protesters
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  Man Claims to Find Space Station via Google Earth
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  Canucks Fans Celebrate Win
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  AIDS Turns 30
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  Betty Fox is Seriously Ill
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  Share Your Netflix Info and Go to Jail
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  Top Al-Qaeda Leader Killed in Pakistan
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  NATO Troops Killed by Roadside Bomb
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  Judge Cans NHL Deal with Molson-Coors
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  NATO Helicopters Hit Libya Targets
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  U.S. Shuts Down TransCanada Pipeline Over Leaks
• 
  Economy, Transparency Top Priorities in Throne Speech
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  Page Fired for Throne Speech Protest
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  Building a Bigger House
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  An End to the War on Drugs?
• 
  John Edwards to Face Criminal Charges
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  Sony Hacked Again, One Million Users' Data Stolen
• 
  Yemeni President Injured in Palace Attack
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  Assisted-Suicide Activist Jack Kevorkian Dies
• 
  Tory MPs Told to Can it Over Controversial Bills
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  Mladic Taunts Victims in Court
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  Canadian Runner-Up at Scripps Spelling Bee
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  Canada Post Strike Underway
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  Andrew Scheer Elected as Speaker of the House
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  McGill Gives William Shatner Honorary Doctorate
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  Can Ottawa Grow Up?
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  Canadian Sentenced to 110 Years in U.S.
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  Stark Raving Mladic
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  Asia to Lead in Internet Traffic by 2015
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  Despite Assad's Concessions, Syrian Violence Flares
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  Saskatchewan Wildfires Force Airlift of 1,100
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  Parliament to Resume Today
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  Baird Comes Up Short on Israeli Question
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  Canada Post Headed for Strike
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  Canucks Squeak by Bruins 1-0
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  Military Planning to Open International Bases
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  Mubarak's Trial Set for Aug. 3
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  Ontario NDP Wants Warning Labels on Cellphones
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  Bettman Giveth and He Hath Taken Away
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  PM's Spokesman Stepping Down
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  A Decade in Afghanistan
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  Google Chairman Sorry For Social-Media Failures
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  Libya Mission Gets 90-Day Extension
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  Syrians Rally Over Tortured, Murdered 13-Year-Old
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  Study Says Layton is Least Civil of MPs
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  Mladic in Jail with Familiar Faces
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  Winnipeg Hockey Tickets Second Priciest in Canada
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  Rift Between Iggy, Rae, Unveiled by WikiLeaks
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  Sudbury Police to Post Drunk Drivers' Names Online
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  Gadhafi Won't Step Down: Zuma
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  The Postal Workers Strike Back
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  WHO Says Cellphones Could be Linked to Cancer
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  Sober Thoughts on Senate Reform
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  Atlanta Thrashers Moving To Winnipeg
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  Bus Beheader Could Win More Freedom
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  Chaos Looms as Yemeni Truce Ends
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  Mladic Could Be Extradited Within 24 Hours
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  Bettman in Winnipeg for NHL Announcement
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  Tories Considering New Punishments for High Treason
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  Hackers Post on PBS Story Saying Tupac Lives
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  Chrysler Can't Repay Full Bailout
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  Karzai Wants Airstrikes on Houses Outlawed
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  Kate and Will's Canadian Itinerary Released
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  Libya at the Crossroads
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  Rogers Announces 24-Hour News Channel
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  Zuma Arrives in Libya While Generals Defect
• 
  New Democrats Party Like It's 1995
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  Layton Visits Flooded Richelieu
• 
  Oil Sands Left Out of UN Emissions Report
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  Second-Last Shuttle Mission Wraps Up
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  Police Cashed in at G8/G20 Summits
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  Germany to Unplug from Nuclear Power by 2022
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  Stanley Cup Tickets Going for $2,000 Online
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  Senate Headed for Term Limits, Elections
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  Nude Pic on Twitter Not Mine: Tory Candidate
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  Maltans Vote for Divorce
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  Obama to Visit Joplin
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  PM Denies Netanyahu Sought Help Before G8
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  Welcome to Boston Vancouver Pizza
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  NATO Investigates Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan
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  Canada Post Workers to Strike?
• 
  NATO strikes Gadhafi's Control Centre
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  Flood Evacuation Issued in Northern British Columbia
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  Gil Scott-Heron Dies
• 
  Egypt Eases Gaza Crossing
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  Late Delivery for Canada's F-35s?
• 
  Bruins Headed to Stanley Cup
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  Data of 283,000 Canadian Honda Owners Hacked
• 
  Robertson, Fox, Receive Order of Canada
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  House Repairs
• 
  Harper Calls for Extended Libya Mission
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  Ganging Up on Chain Gangs
• 
  Slave Lake Residents Return
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  Raids Force 80,000 to Flee Sudanese City
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  Mladic to be Extradited Within 10 Days
• 
  Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against RIM
• 
  U.S. Patriot Act Renewed
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  LeBron, Heat to Battle Mavericks in NBA Final
• 
  Wikipedia Vies for UNESCO Status
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  No New Aid for Arab Spring: Harper
• 
  Palin Readies Summer Bus Tour
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  Giffords Shooter Unfit for Trial
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  Use It or Lose It
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  NDP Shadow Cabinet Mix of Old and New
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  Taking Away Their Toonie
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  Record Number of Grits Won't Be Reimbursed
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  Bettman Says 'Relax' Over Relocation to Winnipeg
• 
  Palin Releasing Film in June
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  Evacuees Heading Back to Slave Lake
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  Defence Department to Cut 2,100 Civilian Jobs
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  Harper Lone G8 Leader Opposed to Obama's Peace Plan
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  Mladic, Mastermind of Srebrenica, Arrested
• 
  17 Pyramids Discovered in Egypt
• 
  Fraser Bids Public Service Adieu
• 
  The Curtain Falls on Oprah
• 
  The NDP Gets Down to Business
• 
  Bob Rae Named Interim Liberal Leader
• 
  Storm Brewing Over 'Genderless' Child
• 
  Double Down Returns; Tim Hortons CEO Resigns
• 
  Sony Mobile Phone Network Hacked
• 
  Anti-Israel Graffiti Targets Embassy in Ottawa
• 
  Punk Band Returns Government Grant
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  Zuma to Present Exit Strategy to Gadhafi
• 
  French Finance Minister Could Be Next IMF Chief
• 
  Tories to Cut Vote Subsidy in Upcoming Budget
• 
  Vancouver Canucks Headed to Stanley Cup Final
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  U.K. Tweed Off Over Canadian Dr. Who Jacket Supplier
• 
  Canada Announces Syria Sanctions
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  Rae vs. Garneau: The Thrilla on the Hilla
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  Blockbuster Closing One-Third of Stores
• 
  Obama Crosses His Fingers
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  Mubarak to Stand Trial Over Protest Deaths
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  Military Doubling Effort in Richelieu Flooding
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  World Ending Oct. 21 ... We Swear
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  Sarkozy Wants Global Internet Rules
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  Libyan Rebels Open Office in D.C.
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  Border Tensions Flare Before South Sudan Secedes
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  Canada Scraping Bottom of Corruption Rankings
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  Missouri Tornado Toll at 116 and Counting
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  Ash from Iceland Volcano Could Disrupt Flights
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  G8 Leaders Meet But Don't Tweet
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  Slave Lake Residents Get Bus Tours
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  U.S. and Britain to Announce Joint Security Council
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  Lance Armstrong Accused of Doping
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  Deadly Tornado Hits Missouri
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  Alberta-based Online Company Accused of Fraud
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  Quebec's Richelieu River to Rise Even More
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  Obama Says He Would Repeat Raid
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  Canada Post, Union in Last-Minute Talks
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  Fifteen Bombs Go Off in Baghdad
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  Iceland Eruption Forces Airspace Closure
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  Apple to Announce Cloud Music?
• 
  Quebec Liberals Demand Change Within Party
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  No Satisfaction for Rolling Stones?
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  Pilot Dies in Helicopter Crash Near Slave Lake
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  Young People Continue to Protest in Spain
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  Kabul Hospital Hit by Suicide Bomb
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  Pentagon Blasts Sky-High Cost of F-35s
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  ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage Dies in Car Accident
• 
  Pakistani Taliban Bombs U.S. Convoy
• 
  Obama and Netanyahu Set to Meet Today
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  Gamete Donation No Longer Anonymous in B.C.
• 
  E-books are More Popular on Amazon
• 
  Strauss-Kahn is Granted Bail
• 
  Atlanta Thrashers are Headed to Winnipeg
• 
  Wall Street Goes Crazy For LinkedIn
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  Fan Bares Breasts on TV; World Doesn't Implode
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  Rae to Run for Interim Leadership
• 
  Middle East Let Down?
• 
  Harper-Critical
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  Parvaz Recounts Horrors in Syria's 'Mini-Guantanamo'
• 
  San Francisco to Vote on Circumcision Ban
• 
  Strauss-Kahn (Finally) Resigns from IMF
• 
  Cannes Bans Director von Trier for Hitler Comments
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  Breadth of Slave Lake Destruction Unveiled Today
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  Bin Laden Praises Revolutions in Posthumous Message
• 
  Minister Livid Over Funding for Punk Band
• 
  Strike Looming for Canada Post
• 
  U.S. Lays Sanctions on Syria
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  Harper Appoints Three Defeated Tories to Senate
• 
  Security Loophole Puts PlayStation Network Offline
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  Replenishing the Cabinet
• 
  No Timeline for Residents' Return to Slave Lake
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  Manitoba Likely to Back NHL Bid
• 
  Missile Defence Could Start New Cold War: Medvedev
• 
  Family Guy Creator Bringing Back The Flintstones
• 
  Five Libyan Diplomats Booted From Canada
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  Exoplanet Best Candidate for Life So Far
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  Parvaz Released From Iran
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  Baird to be Next Foreign Affairs Minister
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  RCMP in B.C. to Get Civilian Oversight
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  Denmark to Seek Ownership of North Pole
• 
  Obama's Middle East Moment
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  New Cabinet to Be Unveiled Wednesday
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  Judging the Judges
• 
  Queen in Dublin Despite Bomb Scare
• 
  Netflix Biggest Source of Internet Traffic
• 
  Mass Graves Reported in Syria
• 
  Caribana Can't Be Called Caribana: Judge
• 
  Strauss-Kahn Hasn't Resigned From IMF
• 
  Disney Files Trademark for 'Seal Team 6'
• 
  Chaos, Tears, as Thousands Flee Slave Lake
• 
  Parvaz Deported to Iran over Paperwork 'Violations'
• 
  Canadian's Terror Trial Underway in Chicago
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  RCMP Consider Ear-Mounted Cameras
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  Battling the Budget
• 
  Trump Won't Run for President
• 
  Wrath for Dominique Strauss-Kahn
• 
  Queen Elizabeth Heading to Ireland
• 
  RIM Recalls Nearly 1,000 PlayBooks
• 
  IMF Boss Faces Second Sex Assault Complaint
• 
  ICC Reviews Gadhafi Warrant
• 
  Canada Offered to 'Discreetly' Assist Iraq Invasion
• 
  Wildfires Engulf Alberta Town, Thousands Flee
• 
  Throne Speech Set for June 3
• 
  Second-Last Shuttle Mission Set to Launch
• 
  IMF Head Charged with Sexual Assault
• 
  Boogaard's Brain Donated to Science
• 
  Huckabee Won't Run for President in 2012
• 
  Sony PlayStation to Relaunch
• 
  Floodwater Spreads Over Manitoba Farmland
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  NDP Now Has a Historic Seat Total
• 
  Gadhafi: NATO Bombs Can't Reach Me
• 
  Big Becky Breaks Through
• 
  Lawyers Want Conrad Black to Walk
• 
  New York Ranger Found Dead
• 
  Pakistan Condemns U.S. Raid on bin Laden
• 
  Audit Ordered for Rob Ford's Campaign Financing
• 
  Could Atlanta Thrashers be Winnipeg-bound?
• 
  Tories' Chance to Live Up to Their Name
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  NATO Air Strikes Could Have Injured Gadhafi: Reports
• 
  Two Supreme Court Justices Announce Retirement
• 
  Republicans Priming for 2012
• 
  Ezra Levant Wins National Business Book Award
• 
  Government Concedes that Safe-Injection Site Saves Lives
• 
  Registration Underway for Toronto G20 Hearings
• 
  Mounties Charged with Perjury in Taser Case
• 
  Libyan Rebel Diplomat Bids for U.S. Recognition
• 
  Facebook's Anti-Google Campaign Shows Deepening Divide
• 
  U.S. Thinks Harper's Arctic Focus is Just Rhetoric
• 
  Bin Laden Revenge Attack Kills 80 in Pakistan
• 
  Toronto Zoo to Move Elephants
• 
  Anti-Abortion Activists March in Ottawa
• 
  Rapper Plays White House, Hilarity Ensues
• 
  Taliban Starts Tweeting in English
• 
  Is Pump Pain Canada's Gain?
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  Ottawa Museum to Get Canadarm
• 
  Leaderless Liberals Getting 200 New Members a Day
• 
  Rebels Push Gadhafi Forces Out of Misrata
• 
  Quebec Told to Outlaw Racial Profiling
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  Google Wants to Run Your Home
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  LGBT Students Don't Feel Safe At School
• 
  13 Killed During Yemeni Protest
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  Election Surplus Promise Won't Be in Budget
• 
  Two Earthquakes Kill 10 in Spain
• 
  $60,000 Prize Announced for Canadian Non-Fiction
• 
  Gay Marriage and the NHL
• 
  Canadian Journalist Deported from Syria to Iran
• 
  What Pakistan Knew
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  Manitoba Considers Breaching Dike to Control Flood
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  Bin Laden's Son Might Sue U.S.
• 
  South Park Sets Sights on Canada, Royal Wedding
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  Ontario Schools Ban 'I Love Boobies' Campaign
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  Elections Canada Investigates Scam Phone Calls
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  Canada Planning Cuts to Afghan Aid: U.S. Memo
• 
  Kuwait Challenges Syria for Human Rights Council Seat
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  Only Minor Changes to New Budget: Flaherty
• 
  Missing Canadian Woman Recovering in U.S. Hospital
• 
  Two Laval Football Players Suspended Over Steroids
• 
  Liberals Hating Liberals
• 
  Geert Wilders to Speak at National Arts Centre
• 
  Assad's State of Affairs
• 
  YouTube Adds 3,000 Movie Rentals
• 
  Liberals Prepare for Interim Leader
• 
  U.S. Planned for Fight with Pakistanis in bin Laden Raid
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  Khadr's Lawyers Seeking Clemency
• 
  Microsoft Forks Over $8.5 Billion for Skype
• 
  EU Places Sanctions on Syria
• 
  Bloc, Liberal Candidates Cry Foul over Brosseau's Papers
• 
  B.C. to Pay for Anti-Smoking Aids
• 
  Visitors to Walk Outside CN Tower's Observation Deck
• 
  Keystone Pipeline Spills 500 Barrels in N.D.
• 
  The World Weighs In
• 
  Migrant Ship Sinks, 600 Missing in Mediterranean
• 
  A Farewell to Cannon
• 
  Nevada Police Resume Search for Missing Canadian
• 
  'Facebook,' 'Thang' Among 3,000 New Scrabble Words
• 
  Cyber Crime Burgeoning in Canada
• 
  Canadian Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Dies at 86
• 
  Evidence Given to Crown from Sled-Dog Grave
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  Manitoba Calls in Troops for Flood Relief
• 
  Afghans Beat Back Taliban Attack in Kandahar
• 
  Tanks Enter Syria's Third-Largest City
• 
  Phone App Helps You Find the Perfect Parking Spot
• 
  Video of Captured Toronto Man is Released
• 
  NDP MP Admits She's Never Visited Her Riding
• 
  Muslims and Christians Clash in Cairo
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  Stranded B.C. Woman is Found Alive and Well
• 
  U.S. Releases Bin Laden Videos
• 
  Gadhafi Used Canadian Charity to Fund Terrorism
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  U.S. Drones Attack al-Qaeda in Yemen
• 
  Chrétien Backs Bob Rae
• 
  The Globe and Mail has App Troubles
• 
  Need a Job? Go to Newfoundland
• 
  Mounties Charged with Perjury
• 
  U.S. Wanted Auditor General as UN Watchdog
• 
  U.K. Referendum Rejects Electoral Reform
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  Libya Lingers On
• 
  Canadian 'Paperphone' Set To Debut
• 
  Will Justice Be Served?
• 
  SlutWalks Spread to U.K., U.S.
• 
  Privacy Watchdog to Focus on Online Tracking
• 
  Teen Asks for More Jail Time with Stepdad
• 
  Bin Laden Was Planning 9-11 Anniversary Attack
• 
  Oil Company Will Cover Cleanup Costs: Alberta
• 
  Bodychecking Banned in Ontario Hockey
• 
  Ontario Considers Hospital Rankings
• 
  Libyan Rebels Unveil Road Map to Democracy
• 
  Australia Averts Crisis, Charges Bieber Egg-Thrower
• 
  Ignatieff Joins U of T
• 
  Bin Laden? Still Dead. Now What?
• 
  G8/G20 Report to Be Released June 7
• 
  Sex, Drugs, and Parliamentary Democracy
• 
  Anti-Islamic Dutch Politician Headed to Canada
• 
  Ex-Speaker: Party Leaders Hurt Democracy
• 
  Warner Bros. Readies Online Movie Service
• 
  Researchers Develop First Alzheimer's Blood Test
• 
  France Could Recognize Palestine by 2012
• 
  Could the Next Pope Be Canadian?
• 
  Last First World War Combat Veteran Dies
• 
  Residents Claim Oil Spill Made Kids Sick
• 
  NDP MP Accused of Faking Signatures
• 
  Syrian Government Holding Canadian Journalist
• 
  The Death of Centrism?
• 
  Man Who Urged Canadian's Suicide Gets 360 Days
• 
  Britain Votes on Voting
• 
  Geographers' bin Laden Prediction Proves Accurate
• 
  $1-Billion Lawsuit Filed Over Sony Security Breach
• 
  War Crimes Charges Likely For Gadhafi & Co.
• 
  Twain Discloses Childhood Abuse, Divorce in Book
• 
  Youngest MP Ever, 19, Elected in Quebec
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  Online Voting Approved in Vancouver
• 
  Oil Spill Biggest in Alberta Since 1975
• 
  Hamas, Fatah, Sign Merger
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  Bell Drops Sun News Over Fee Dispute
• 
  Harper Pledges No Surprises
• 
  Breaking Up with the Bloc
• 
  Book of Mormon Cleans up Tony Nods
• 
  The Liberals on Life Support
• 
  Ignatieff Tenders Resignation
• 
  U.S. Considers Releasing bin Laden Photos
• 
  Bloc's Future in Doubt
• 
  Another 25 Million Sony Subscribers Hacked
• 
  World Press Freedom at Lowest Point in 10 Years
• 
  Early Results Law Flouted – by the CBC
• 
  1,000 Arrested in Syrian Sweep
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  Only 60 Per Cent of Canadians Voted
• 
  Conservatives Win Majority
• 
  Ballot Box Theft Alleged in MacKay's Riding
• 
  Harper Accused of Breaking Elections Act
• 
  Early Election Results Site Taken Down
• 
  Scam Messages Giving Wrong Polling Info
• 
  Corey Feldman Killed Osama — on Screen
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  What Osama Hath Wrought
• 
  RCMP Assess Canadian Threat
• 
  Exhumation Set for Slain Whistler Dogs
• 
  What Does bin Laden's Death Mean Exactly?
• 
  Canadians Reminded not to Tweet Election Results
• 
  U.S. Military Wants More Digital Training
• 
  IT Consultant Live-Tweets bin Laden Raid
• 
  Who Leaked Layton Massage Story?
• 
  Osama bin Laden Killed
• 
  Osama bin Laden Dead
• 
  Tories and NDP Fight to the Finish
• 
  Massage Parlour was Known to Police: Councillor
• 
  St. Pierre Victorious at Toronto UFC Event
• 
  Pope Beatifies John Paul II
• 
  Obama Mocks Trump at Press Dinner
• 
  Libyan Rebels Doubt Gadhafi's Son is Dead
• 
  Mubarak Could Get Death Penalty
• 
  Microsoft Suffers Biggest One-Day Fall
• 
  Gadhafi Calls for Ceasefire
• 
  Wills and Kate to Have a Delayed Honeymoon
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  Shatner Wants Harper to End Seal Hunt
• 
  Layton Calls Media Report a 'Smear Campaign'
• 
  U.S. Pressed Canada on Copyright Reform for Years
• 
  Syria's 'Day of Rage' Protests Lead to 24 Deaths
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  Two Bloc Members Urge Quebec to Vote NDP
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• 
  Gadhafi Forces Strike At Rebel-Held Cities
• 
  Canadian Warship Leaves for Libya
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  Pakistan’s Only Christian Cabinet Minister Shot to Death
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  U.S. Brands Gadhafi “Delusional”
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  Access to Information Eroding, Warns Commissioner
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  Last U.S. World War I Vet Dies
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  Montreal Firm Building Libyan Prison
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  Wisconsin Assembly Passes Bill to Strip Union Rights
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• 
  Space Shuttle Discovery Cleared for Final Launch
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  Flight to Rescue Canadians From Libya Cancelled
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• 
  Obama Drops Opposition to Anti-Gay Marriage Act
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
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• 
  Obama Proposes Fees For Canadian Visitors
• 
  Foreign Hackers Break In To Canadian Government Computers
• 
  Must Gilles Duceppe Ruin Everything?
• 
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• 
  The "Not" Heard Round the World
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• 
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• 
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• 
  Protesters Occupy Bahrain Square
• 
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• 
  Anti-Government Protests Reach Libya
• 
  CBS Correspondent Sexually Assaulted in Tahrir Square
• 
  Oda, Oh Dear
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  Platform of Rubber, Leader of Stone
• 
  Yemenis Protest for Fifth Straight Day
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• 
  Liberals Prepared to Trigger Election Over Tory Crime Bill
• 
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• 
  Bev Oda Admits to Altering Funding Document
• 
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• 
  Computer Ties Human on Jeopardy!
• 
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• 
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• 
  Egyptian Army to Ban Protests
• 
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• 
  Government to Slash Immigrant Visas by Five Per Cent
• 
  Palestinian Cabinet Resigns
• 
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• 
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• 
  Arcade Fire Take Best Album Grammy
• 
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• 
  Celebrations in Gaza, Lebanon Mark Toppling of Mubarak
• 
  Head of Arab League to Resign
• 
  ElBaradei: “I will do whatever the people want me to do”
• 
  Obama Pledges Support to Post-Mubarak Egypt
• 
  Hosni Mubarak Resigns
• 
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• 
  Egyptian Vice President May Have Questioned Tortured Canadian
• 
  Senate Likely to Quash Transsexual Rights Bill Passed in House
• 
  Groupon Pulls Controversial TV Ads
• 
  Tell-All Book By WikiLeaks Defector Alleges Assange Has Four Kids
• 
  Father of Swiss Twins Wrote Letter Claiming He Killed Them
• 
  Toronto Mayor Discharged From Hospital
• 
  Ottawa In Talks With Britain to Create Joint Shipbuilding Program
• 
  The Final Thoughts on Mubarak?
• 
  Mubarak Asserts He Will Not Step Down
• 
  Mad Max Strikes Again! ... Then Slinks Back to the Doghouse
• 
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• 
  Save Canadian on Iran's Death Row, Liberals Urge
• 
  Quebec City Arena to Go Ahead Without Federal Funding
• 
  Egyptians Strike As Demonstrations Move to “Second Phase”
• 
  Disgraced Bureaucrat Pulls Disappearing Act
• 
  Quebec MNAs Ban Kirpan From National Assembly
• 
  Ontario Town Unknowingly Honours Sex Offender
• 
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• 
  Show’s Over for Guitar Hero
• 
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• 
  A Beer In Every Hand and A Chicken In Every Pot
• 
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• 
  Conservatives Keeping Painful Cuts Under Wraps, Opposition Says
• 
  Tamil Migrant Ship Cost Ottawa $25 Million
• 
  Sidelined Mountie Tells Parliament of Commissioner’s “Abuse”
• 
  U.S. Law Enforcement Struggles To Build Case Against Assange
• 
  TSX Agrees to Merge With London Stock Exchange
• 
  Prosecutors Seek Immediate Trial for Berlusconi
• 
  Egyptian Demonstrators Stage Biggest Protests Yet
• 
  Quebec Prosecutors Strike for Higher Pay
• 
  Flaky Torontonians Ruin Internet for Everybody
• 
  Down With Multiculturalism, Up With Gym Class!
• 
  Hands Off My French
• 
  Mubarak Reportedly Plotting Exile to Germany
• 
  Keep U.S. Border Negotiations Quiet, Tory Memo Recommended
• 
  Ontario Tory Leader Says Beer Costs Too Much
• 
  Michael Moore Sues Over Fahrenheit 9/11
• 
  First Civilian RCMP Commissioner Says Successor Should Come From Inside the Force
• 
  Luger’s Father Demands Further Investigation Into Son’s Death
• 
  Chechen Warlord Claims Responsibility for Moscow Airport Bombing
• 
  Church of Scientology Under Investigation for Human Trafficking
• 
  Was Harper Really "Just Visiting" Washington?
• 
  The Middlin' Mountie
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  The Brotherhood Bogeyman
• 
  Bernier Slammed For Questioning Quebec Language Law
• 
  Assange Back in Court for Extradition Hearing
• 
  Egyptian Negotiations Fail to Placate Protesters
• 
  Olympic Chief Was Concerned About Luge Track One Year Before Fatal Crash
• 
  AOL to Buy the Huffington Post
• 
  Packers Win Fourth Super Bowl Title
• 
  Elizabeth May’s Office Destroyed By Runaway Truck
• 
  Nude Photos of Berlusconi Offered to Tabloids
• 
  Al Jazeera Rising
• 
  Maybe, Possibly, Things Might Just Turn Out Alright in the Middle East
• 
  The Canadians Are Coming! The Canadians Are Coming!
• 
  Ottawa Refuses to Call for Immediate Change in Egypt
• 
  U.S. Report Approves of Massive Oil Sands Pipeline
• 
  Canada Eases Flight Restrictions
• 
  Ottawa Dissolves Sodium Working Group
• 
  Harper in Washington for Border Talks with Obama
• 
  Toronto Statistician Cracked Lottery Code
• 
  Thousands Gather in Cairo for Mubarak's “Day of Departure”
• 
  Giffords’s Husband May Step Down from Shuttle Mission
• 
  Of Lobsters and Mobsters in Quebec
• 
  Hey Washington, At Least We're Not Mexico
• 
  “The Muslim Brotherhood of Broadband Liberation”
• 
  Egyptian Army Separates Protesters
• 
  Catch 22 Campaign Seeks to Oust Harper
• 
  Opposition Urges Ottawa to Send Mubarak a Message
• 
  Baby Doc: I Brought Democracy to Haiti
• 
  Lohan Photographed Wearing “Stolen” Necklace
• 
  CRTC Ruling on Internet Usage Will Be Reversed, One Way or the Other
• 
  Ottawa Spent $1 million In Unsuccessful Bid for UN Security Council Seat
• 
  B.C. Sled Dog Deaths Prompt Provincial Task Force
• 
  Democracy Now, Tyranny Later?
• 
  Another Leader Falls as the Winds of Change Sweep Across ... Alberta
• 
  Lovely CRTC Meter Maid
• 
  Violent Clashes Erupt in Cairo Square
• 
  Tories Pull Another Campaign-Style Ad
• 
  Husky Cull Leads to Death Threats
• 
  U.S. Concerned About “Alarming” Lack of Security on Canadian Border
• 
  Yemeni President Promises to Step Down
• 
  Egyptian Army Tells Protesters to Go Home
• 
  Harper Expresses Concern Over Internet Usage Ruling
• 
  Big Lebowski 2 In the Works?
• 
  What You're Doing Is Boring ... Now Keep Doing It
• 
  Corporate Tax Cuts: Serious, But Unimportant
• 
  Mubarak Announces He Won’t Run in Next Election
• 
  Pay No Attention to the Million Men Behind the Curtain
• 
  Reported Two Million Gather in Cairo Square
• 
  Google Launches “Speak-to-Tweet” Service for Egyptian Protesters
• 
  White House Sees No Future for Mubarak, Sources Say
• 
  Calgary Man Convicted of Running Brothel for Pedophiles
• 
  Charges Laid in Deadly Mexican Hotel Explosion
• 
  Australians Evacuate Ahead of Massive Cyclone
• 
  Alberta Liberal Leader to Step Down
• 
  Harper Shuffles Campaign Team
• 
  Egyptian Protestors Call for General Strike
• 
  Ottawa Charters Planes to Get Canadians Out of Egypt
• 
  William and Kate to Visit Canada in July, Reports Say
• 
  Sudanese Overwhelmingly Vote for South’s Secession
• 
  Corporate Tax Cuts Could Bring Down Government
• 
  Parliament Resumes After Christmas Break
• 
  F-35’s Could Need Costly Upgrade
• 
  Lawyers Say Chirac Has Alzheimer’s, Cannot Face Corruption Trial
• 
  Harper's Female Problem
• 
  Much Drama, Little Certainty in Egypt
• 
  Egypt's Ruling Party Headquarters Set on Fire
• 
  Iggy's Dean Scream
• 
  One Million Protesters March in Egypt
• 
  Toronto Bus Driver Caught Texting While Driving
• 
  Mandela Released from Hospital
• 
  Morton to Seek Leadership of Alberta Conservatives
• 
  Deporting Ex-Dictator’s Relatives Could Take Years, Experts Warn
• 
  Cancer-Faking B.C. Woman Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
• 
  Jon Stewart Appointed to 9-11 Memorial Board
• 
  Elton John’s Baby Pic Deemed Offensive by U.S. Store
• 
  Repeat After Me: "Polygamy is Bad, and You Don't Like It"
• 
  Why Egypt Could Be the Next Iran
• 
  Corporate Tax Cuts: How Low Can You Go?
• 
  Anti-Government Protests Reach Yemen
• 
  Somali Terror Group Recruiting in Toronto
• 
  Canadian Blood Services Could Repeal Ban on Gay Donors
• 
  Duceppe Gives Harper $5-billion Ultimatum
• 
  Mandela Admitted to Hospital
• 
  Utah to Adopt Handgun as State Symbol
• 
  Will Ferrell Gets Job on NBC’s Office
• 
  MacKay’s Gaffe with the Governator
• 
  Show Us the Money, Not the Tweets
• 
  Ed Stelmach, the Everyman, Bows Out
• 
  Conservative People Love the Environment Too!
• 
  Egypt Braces for Second Day of Protests
• 
  Obama Calls for Innovation, Cooperation in State of the Union Address
• 
  Bloc Urges Conservatives to Fund Quebec City Arena
• 
  Tunisia Issues International Arrest Warrant for Ousted Dictator
• 
  B.C. Polygamy Trial Hears Testimony from Plural Wife
• 
  Toronto Police Officers Convicted of Assault
• 
  Alberta Premier Resigns Over Budget Spat
• 
  Alec Baldwin Tipped to Replace Olberman
• 
  The King's Speech You Didn't Hear
• 
  Harper's Coat of Many Ideologies
• 
  The Death of the Mideast Peace Process
• 
  King’s Speech Tops Oscar Nominations
• 
  Calgary Judge Bans Public From Courtroom Over Social Media Concerns
• 
  Ottawa Seeking Way to Send Ex-Dictator’s Family Home
• 
  Arctic a Top Foreign Policy, Environmental Issue, Canadians Say
• 
  Conservatives Eye $1-Billion Federal Fund to Pay for Stadiums
• 
  Obama to Speak on Tucson Shooting, Economic Recovery in State of the Union
• 
  Harper Heads to Geneva to Co-Chair Maternal Health Panel
• 
  Bush, Rove Broke Law, Report Finds
• 
  Taco Bell “Meat” is Only 36 Per Cent Beef
• 
  The Right to Bear Symbolic Arms
• 
  Seal Hunters Thank God for China's Lax Ethics, Big Appetite
• 
  Tell Us a Story, Mr. Harper
• 
  Explosion Hits Moscow Airport
• 
  “Palestine Papers” Reveal Israel Rejected Historic Concessions
• 
  Algerian Democracy Activists Defy Protest Ban
• 
  NDP Calls on Conservatives to Return Party Subsidy Funds
• 
  Quebec Arena Gets Funding Pledge from Quebecor
• 
  Former Tunisian Dictator’s Family Flees to Montreal
• 
  Corruption Plagues Aid Agency Backed by Bono, World Leaders
• 
  Super Bowl Pits Packers Against Steelers
• 
  When Did the National Post Become a Student Paper?
• 
  Round One of the Ad Wars Goes To ...
• 
  Good Cop, Bad Cop, Heroic Cop
• 
  Liberals Unleash Kinder, Gentler Attack Ads
• 
  South Korean Military Storms Pirated Ship, Killing Eight
• 
  99 Per Cent of Southern Sudanese Vote for Separation
• 
  Edmonton Man Accused in Iraq Bombings to Fight Extradition
• 
  Sun Sea Human Trafficking Suspect Arrested in Thailand
• 
  G20 Policeman Who Told Protestors “This Ain’t Canada Right Now” Is Under Investigation
• 
  Kirpan Shouldn’t Be Banned from Parliament, Ignatieff Says
• 
  George Lucas Says Apocalypse Coming in 2012
• 
  Charest Limps On Towards Political Oblivion
• 
  Don't Fire Up the Electric Chair Just Yet
• 
  The Last of the Great Liberals
• 
  Edmonton Man Arrested In Iraq Bombings
• 
  Divided Congress Could Embarrass Obama During Hu’s Visit
• 
  NDP Ready For “Aggressive,” Record-Setting Campaign, Says Memo
• 
  Canadian Forces Still Seeking Staging Base for Afghan Ops
• 
  Gabrielle Giffords Able to Stand
• 
  Charest Vindicated in Judge-Fixing Report, But Suspicions Remain
• 
  Aristide Says He’s Ready to Return to Haiti As Well
• 
  Obama’s Approval Rating Surges After Tucson Shooting
• 
  Blunt Daggers, Veils, and Other Existential Threats to Canadians' Comfort
• 
  The Doctor Is In ... In Jail, That Is
• 
  Save Crosby's Cranium
• 
  Vatican Told Irish Church Not to Report Sex Abuse to Police
• 
  Tucson Shooting Caught on Video
• 
  Sikhs Refused Entry to Quebec Legislature For Wearing Kirpans
• 
  Armstrong Hit With Fresh Doping Allegations
• 
  Chinese President Arrives in Washington for Key State Visit
• 
  CBC Demands Conservatives Remove File Footage from Attack Ads
• 
  Gervais Says He Won’t Host Golden Globes Again
• 
  Bomb Found Along MLK Parade Route in Spokane
• 
  Mr Harper: Two Very Good, Partially Serious Ideas for Your Consideration
• 
  "Baby Doc" Duvalier Arrested, Charged With Corruption
• 
  Stephen Harper Ain't No Donald Draper
• 
  Is Tunisia the New Poland?
• 
  Opposition Hits Back at “Pathetic” Tory Attack Ads
• 
  Charest Braces for Release of Bastarache Report
• 
  Canadian Woman Alleges Mexican Police Raped, Robbed Her
• 
  Toronto Policeman’s Funeral Draws Officers from Across North America
• 
  Keith Davey, Legendary Liberal Strategist, Dies at Age 84
• 
  Haitian Woman to Seek Charges Against Duvalier
• 
  Sex Abuse Against Children Higher in Canadian Military, Study Finds
• 
  Crosby Could Skip NHL All-Star Game in Protest Over Headshots
• 
  A Good Five Years, or A Great Five Years for Stephen Harper?
• 
  Iggy On the March
• 
  How to Lose Friends and Alienate Emirates
• 
  Conservative Attack Ads Heighten Election Buzz
• 
  Tunisia to Unveil New Government After Protests Oust President
• 
  NFL Playoffs Yield Weekend of Upsets
• 
  Police Recommend Charges Against Kelowna Mountie
• 
  Decades Later, Trial in Death of Winnipeg Teen Begins
• 
  The Social Network Reigns at Golden Globes
• 
  Loughner Trial to Be Relocated to California, Say Reports
• 
  Former Dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier Returns to Haiti
• 
  Turning Off the Taps
• 
  Election Watch: Day 822
• 
  Hands Off Our Pop Songs
• 
  Canada On Election Alert as Leaders Visit Key Ridings
• 
  Death Toll from Brazilian Mudslides Rises
• 
  Taliban to Drop Opposition to Girls’ Education, Minister Says
• 
  Toronto Radio Station Gives Airtime to U.S. Christian Extremists
• 
  Saskatchewan Woman Convicted of Refusing to Fill Out Census
• 
  Nude Photos of Manitoba Judge Resurface on Internet
• 
  Pope John Paul II To Become a Saint
• 
  Details Emerge of Accused Snowplow Killer’s Life
• 
  Montreal to Teach Haiti Corruption, Poor Governance
• 
  Michael Ignatieff and the Quest for the Golden Wedge Issue
• 
  America: Just A Crazy Little Girl
• 
  Obama Calls for Unity in Tucson
• 
  Canadian Casualties in Afghanistan Lowest Since 2006
• 
  Canadian Fugitive on the Run for 30 Years Arrested in Florida
• 
  Lebanese Government Collapses as Hezbollah Pulls Out of Coalition
• 
  Ottawa Strikes Deal to Sell Seal Products to China
• 
  Harper Vows to Scrap Party Subsidies
• 
  Australian Flood Could Be Sign of More Disasters
• 
  “Golden Voiced” Homeless Radio Announcer to Enter Rehab
• 
  Still Waiting in Haiti
• 
  It's the Culture, Stupid
• 
  The Case for Locking Up the Mentally Ill
• 
  Stolen Snowplow Kills Toronto Policeman
• 
  Haiti Marks One-Year Anniversary of Earthquake
• 
  Russia Blames Intoxicated Polish Official for Air Crash that Killed President
• 
  Obama Heads to Arizona For Memorial Speech
• 
  Australian Flood Could Wash Out 20,000 Homes in Brisbane
• 
  New Images of G20 Police Misconduct Surface
• 
  Arizona Gun Sales Skyrocket
• 
  Bloc Vows to Reject Budget if Quebec Not Compensated for HST
• 
  John A. Macdonald Needs a Party Planner
• 
  If Not Gun Control, Glock Control
• 
  Canadian Lessons from the Tucson Shooting
• 
  Ignatieff, Layton to Hit the Road to Woo Voters
• 
  Ford’s First Budget: Balanced, But No Cuts
• 
  Giffords Gives Thumbs-Up from Hospital Bed
• 
  One Year After Earthquake, Birth Rate Triples in Haiti’s Slums
• 
  Michael Douglas Says He’s Cancer-Free
• 
  Floods Force Evacuations on Outskirts of Brisbane
• 
  2010 Was Canada’s Hottest Year on Record
• 
  Assange Appears in U.K. Court
• 
  Gays, Reporters, and Other Threats to Our Armed Forces
• 
  Election Watch: Day 818
• 
  Unhinged in Tucson
• 
  Canada’s Freedom of Information Laws Ineffective, Outdated, Study Finds
• 
  London Subway Drivers Threaten to Strike On Royal Wedding Day
• 
  Criminal Investigation Ordered After RCMP Officer Kicks Suspect in Head
• 
  Massive Snowstorm Strands Highway Drivers Outside of Calgary
• 
  Hong Kong Airport Workers Arrested in “Old Man” Refugee Plot
• 
  Ontario Launches $5-Million War on Bedbugs
• 
  Arizona Rampage Suspect to Make First Appearance in Court
• 
  Violence Reported As Sudan Begins Week-Long Independence Vote
• 
  Was Anybody Else Cheering for Russia a Little?
• 
  Will the Real Conservatives Please Stand Up?
• 
  The N-Word: Offensive, But Indispensable
• 
  Canadian Ambassador to Ivory Coast Ignores Expulsion Order
• 
  Time to Stand Up for “Older White Males,” Says B.C. NDP Candidate
• 
  Canadian Economy Adds 22,000 Jobs in December
• 
  Homeless Man With “Golden Voice” Offered Role in Jack Nicholson Movie
• 
  “Unruly” Russian Hockey Team Still in Buffalo After Being Kicked Off Flight
• 
  Senate Leaders to Block Suspended Colleagues’ Expenses
• 
  O’Reilly to Interview Obama on Super Bowl Sunday
• 
  Oil Sands Explosion Injures Four
• 
  Bacteria Cleaned Up Methane Released by BP Oil Spill
• 
  Election Watch: Day 814
• 
  Can't They Just Work for Apples?
• 
  Meet Grandpa Jules
• 
  New Environment Minister Calls Oil Sands “Ethical Oil”
• 
  Hockey Fans to Protest Don Cherry’s “Pro-War” Commentary
• 
  Kory Teneycke Returns to Sun TV
• 
  Rizzuto Funeral Home Firebombed as Montreal Mafia Wars Continue
• 
  Passengers Foil Attempted Hijacking
• 
  Canadian Juniors Lose to Russia After Massive Third Period Implosion
• 
  Senator Charged With Fraud Continues to Collect Salary, Charge Expenses
• 
  More Charges Laid in B.C. Gang Rape Case
• 
  Liberals, Left Field, and Liberation Therapy
• 
  The Loneliness of a Middling, Distant Ministry
• 
  Prince William and Kate Reveal Wedding Plans
• 
  B.C. Casinos Used to Launder Dirty Money, RCMP Suspects
• 
  B.C. RCMP Officers Charged With Assault
• 
  Ford Reverses Promise to Hire 100 New Police Officers
• 
  Republicans Convene on Capitol Hill to Take Over House
• 
  Shah of Iran’s Son Commits Suicide in Boston, Say Reports
• 
  Stop Making Us Feel Sorry for Ex-Harvard Professors
• 
  Peter Kent Named Environment Minister
• 
  I See A Man in a Blue Sweater Vest ... He's Laughing Maniacally and Shouting "Finally, a Majority!"
• 
  Because They've Earned It ...
• 
  Republicans to Immediately Launch Attempt to Repeal Obamacare
• 
  Canadian Veterans Battle Homelessness After Discharge
• 
  Canada Thumps U.S. to Advance to World Junior Finals
• 
  Ten-Year-Old New Brunswick Girl Discovers Supernova
• 
  Favre Sued by Two Women for Sexual Harassment
• 
  Harper to Shuffle Cabinet Tuesday
• 
  Military Intervention Looms As Ivory Coast Talks Break Down
• 
  Punjab Governor Killed by Own Bodyguard
• 
  Funding Cut Off to Ivory Coast’s Disputed President
• 
  Separation Rumours Swirl as Laureen Harper Conducts First Joint Interview with PM
• 
  Tories Defend Cuts to Immigration Services
• 
  Canadian Immigration Hits 40-Year High
• 
  Bomb Explodes at Swiss Embassy in Rome
• 
  North Korea Ready for “Sacred War”
• 
  Potty Monarchs, Puerile Pundits, and Soldier Pride
• 
  Everybody Into the Pooled Registered Pension Plan!
• 
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  Ottawa Vows Overhaul of Oil Sands Monitoring
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  New South Korean Drills Escalate Tensions With North
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  Europe’s Travel Backlog Begins to Ease
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  Toronto Police Officer Charged in G20 Beating
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  Betty White Named AP Entertainer of the Year
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  UN Chief Warns of Looming Civil War in Ivory Coast
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  Assange Confirms Next Target is Bank of America
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  Alberta Guidelines Still List Homosexuality as Mental Disorder
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  A Historically Pathetic Year in Canadian Politics
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  Patient-Driven Politics
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  Iggy the Grinch
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  Flaherty Gets Consensus to Create Private Sector Pension Plan
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  Freedom of Press Fight Brewing Over Maclean’s Article
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  Canadians’ Confidence in Police Remains High, Despite Scandals
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  Harper’s New Senate Appointee Claimed Being Gay is a Choice
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  U.S. Military Seeks to Open New Front in Pakistan
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  Tracy Morgan Undergoes Kidney Transplant
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  Favre Injured Again As Vikings’ Season Goes From Bad to Worse
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  The Leaker Becomes the Leaked
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  What Would Genghis Khan Do?
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  What's Iggy Thinking?
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  Ottawa Mulls Pension Reform As Canadians’ Savings Fall Short
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  Assange on the Defensive As Details of Rape Charges Leaked
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  Harper Government Took Nearly Four Years to Respond to Access to Information Request
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  Bring On Election, Says Layton
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  12 Arrested in U.K. Anti-Terror Sweep
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  North Korea Backs Down as South Korean Military Drills Go Ahead
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  Belarus Rounds Up Opposition Candidates After Disputed Elections
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  Rare Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Canada Tuesday Morning
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  No One Cares About What Harper's Not Doing
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  Ignatieff Signals Election Call in Early 2011
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  Brad and Angelina To Wed in India
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  Mackenzie Gas Pipeline Approved
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  North Korea Threatens Retaliation If South Carries Out Military Drills
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  Justin Trudeau Slammed for Furry Christmas Card
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  Blame it On Trudeau
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  A Dangerous Anti-Semitic Thesis That Nobody's Read
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  Man Up, Oil Sands!
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  State of Emergency Declared as Gaspé Submerged by Floods
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  Parliament Adjourns After Year of “Grinding Mediocrity”
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  FBI Hunts Craigslist Serial Killer in New York
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  Julian Assange Goes Free on Bail
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  Ignatieff Vows “2011 Will Belong To the Liberals”
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  House of Representatives Passes Repeal Of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
• 
  Larry King Hosts Final Show Tonight
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  The Saviour Formerly Known as Barack
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  A Nation of Shopaholics
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  Remember the Reform Party? Neither Does Michael Ignatieff
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  Mark Zuckerberg Named Time’s Person of the Year
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  Montana Court Upholds Stay of Execution for Canadian on Death Row
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  Tory Aide Sought Jobs With Lobbyists He Leaked Report To
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  Sweden to Appeal Julian Assange’s Bail
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  Kosovo’s Prime Minister Ran Organ Smuggling Ring, Report Claims
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  Cure for HIV Reported in Germany
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  Oil: The Cause Of, And Solution To, All of Society's Problems
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  Some Kid With a Computer Just Ruined the 2011 Budget
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  Unpopular, But Intelligent
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  WikiLeaks Staff Defect, Create Rival Site
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  Kill the Penny, Senate Urges
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  Favre’s Incredible Streak Ends at 297 Straight Starts
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  Berlusconi Survives Confidence Vote
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  Snow Strands 300 on Ontario Highway
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  Move Over Puerto Rico, There's a New 51st State in Town
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  Shut 'er Down, International Climate Change Talks Are Dead
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  Waiting in the Wings
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  Canada To Join Haiti Recount
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  Swedish Bomber Had More Targets, Police Say
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  Canada Hosts U.S., Mexico Foreign Ministers
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  Toddlers Freed After Police Standoff With Sword-Wielding Man
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  Protestors “Made Contact” With Camilla
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  Code Found Written in Mona Lisa’s Eyes
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  Would the Real Julian Assange Please Stand Up
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  Keep It Simple, Lefties
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  China Cracks Down As Nobel Prize Awarded to Liu Xiaobo
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  Canada Singled Out at Cancun Climate Talks
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  Health Minister “Not In Bed With Big Tobacco”
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  To Serve, Protect, and Beat Up The Mark's Copy Editors
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  The Toronto Star to the Rescue. Seriously.
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  WikiLeaks Founder Assange Turns Himself In To Police
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  Former Harper Aide May Be Charged For Assange Assassination Comments
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  Pressure Mounting for Action Against G20 Cops
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  WikiLeaks Demonstrates How to Paint Oneself Into a Corner
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  WikiLeaks Releases List of Canadian Terror Targets
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  Democrats Cut Deal to Extend Bush Tax Cuts
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  Canadian Resident Sentenced to Death In Iran
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  Queen Elizabeth II’s Underwear to Be Auctioned Off
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  WikiLeaks Threatens To Release “Thermonuclear Device” of Documents if Assange Prosecuted
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  Airport Mechanic Found Guilty in Fiery Concorde Crash
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  Let's All Hate Toronto!
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  Assange in the Crosshairs
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  Smugglers Beware!
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  Parties Shy Away from Democratic Reform
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  Danny Williams Says Goodbye
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  Ottawa Extends Deadline for Stimulus Spending
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  U.S., Japan Begin Massive War Games
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  WikiLeaks Forced to Change Domain Name
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  Searching for WikiMeaning
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  Tough On Crime Is About to Get A Lot Tougher, Thanks to One Man
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  Raising the Bar For Immigrants
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  WikiLeaks Prompts Canada’s Afghan Ambassador To Tender Resignation
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  Ontario Court to Rule on Prostitution Decriminalization
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  A Few Thousand Words on Some Meaningless Events
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  Interpol Puts Assange on Most Wanted List
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  WikiLeaks to Target Major U.S. Bank
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  Québec Liberals Lose Kamouraska By-Election
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  Police Cleared in G20 Injuries Probe
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  U.S. Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill Obama
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  Ugly Betty Actor Says He Killed His Mother Because A Demon Was Inside Her
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  Teens Survive 50 Days at Sea
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  Canadian Archbishop Arrested on Sex Abuse Charges
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  Like Performing Surgery on a Merry-Go-Round
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  U.S. Warns Canada WikiLeaks Dump Could Strain Relations
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  N.L. Premier Danny Williams Stepping Down
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  Facebook Attempting to Trademark 'Face'
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  Charest Survives No-Confidence Vote
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  Government Leak Probed in Irregular Stock Activity
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  DeLay Convicted of Money Laundering
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  Alberta Health Services Fires ‘Cookie Monster’ CEO
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  South Korean Defence Minister Resigns After Attacks
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  And Lo, Galloway Said Unto Them ...
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  Outrunning History in Afghanistan
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  Two Civilians Among Dead In North Korean Attack
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  Father of ‘Liberation Therapy’ Calls on Ottawa to Fund MS Trials
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  Canadian Commander To Face Court Martial Over Affair
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  Daughter Charged in Deadly Home Invasion
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  Officer Spotted Williams’s SUV at Victim’s Home
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  Fresh Corruption Allegations Hit Québec Liberals Before No-Confidence Vote
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  New Zealand Miners Believed to be Dead
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  Military Families Receive Fake Death Calls
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  Seoul Threatens “Enormous Retaliation” for North Korean Attack
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  Liberals Haunted by the Ghosts of Elections Past
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  Bloc to Force Vote on Afghan Extension
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  Tim Horton’s Joins 21st Century, Introduces Debit
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  Two Killed as Koreas Exchange Artillery Fire Across Border
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  Canada Funding Propaganda TV Cop Show in Afghanistan
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  Ottawa Pulls Support for Edmonton Expo
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  Irish PM Forced to Dissolve Government
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  William and Kate Set Wedding Date
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  Top Taliban Negotiator is an Imposter, Source Says
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  Stampede Kills 340 in Cambodia
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  Afghanistan's Most Elusive Moving Target
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  U.S. Airports Brace for Thanksgiving Pat-Down Backlash
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  Hope Fading for Trapped New Zealand Miners
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  Ministers' Rumoured Departure Shows Lack of Confidence in Tories' Electoral Chances
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  Polygamy Debate Heads to B.C. Supreme Court
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  Hezbollah Behind Hariri Assassination, says CBC
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  Slain Hollywood Publicist Laid to Rest
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  B.C. Wakes Up in Political Twilight Zone
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  Anxious Empire
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  PQ to Try to Topple Charest Government
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  Toronto Denied Compensation for G20 Summit
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  The Return of "the Decider"
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  Ottawa Issues Warning as Legalization of Prostitution Looms
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  Galloway Offers to Literally Fight Canada’s Immigration Minister
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  Ireland to Get Bailout from EU, Say Analysts
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  Harry Potter Movie Leaked Online
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  Petraeus to Outline Afghan Exit Strategy at NATO Conference
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  Palin Confirms Presidential Hopes
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  Kidnapped Canadian Freed in Nigeria
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  Harper and Ignatieff Sitting In a Tree ...
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  Canada's Soldiers: Little Nancy Boys No Longer!
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  UN, Haitian President Call for Calm After Cholera Riots
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  Germany Steps Up Security After “Concrete Indications” of Terrorist Threat
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  Report Slams Conservative “Tough On Crime” Agenda
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  Classified Documents Stolen from Bank of Canada Governor
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  Galloway Returns to Canada
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  Abandon Ontario Town, Says Nuclear Expert
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  The Bizarro World of Québec Politics
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  Why the Afghan Mission Should Be Debated in Parliament
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  Jack Layton Winning the War Over the War
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  Details of Afghan Extension Emerge
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  iTunes Will Finally Carry the Beatles
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  MacKay Out of Loop on Afghan Mission, Sources Say
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  Britain to Pay Millions to Former Guantanamo Detainees
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  Charest Threatens to Sue Rival Over “Godfather” Comment
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  B.C. Liberals Set Date for Leadership Vote
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  Prince William Engaged
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  Vick’s Eagles Crush Redskins in Record-Setting Win
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  Toronto Police Bypassed Spending Procedures for G20 Summit
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  How Sarah Palin Could Save Obama's Presidency
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  A Good Friend to Israel, a Bad Public Speaker
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  Tories, Bloc Rumoured to be Forming Alliance
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  Toxic Sludge Seeping into Alberta Muskeg
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  ADQ Leader Refuses to Apologize for Calling Charest “Godfather”
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  Burmese Villagers Flee Violence as Ethnic Tensions Rise
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  Miss World in Nude Photo Scandal
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  Environment Portfolio Will Suffer Under Baird, Say Critics
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  Bill Clinton to Appear in the Hangover 2
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  Funeral for Montreal’s “Last Godfather” to Be Held Today
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  Saudi Arabia: A Champion for Women's Rights?
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  Afghan Extension Risky for Soldiers and Ignatieff
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  Peter MacKay on Afghanistan: "Quack, quack, quack"
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  Harper Won’t Seek Parliamentary Approval for Extended Afghan Mission
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  Texas May Have Executed Innocent Man, Says Lawyer
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  Russian Traitor Being Hunted by Hitman in U.S.
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  G20 Leaders Fail to Reach Currency Deal
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  Rizzuto’s Murder Could Mean End of Montreal Mafia Family
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  Conservatives Mutiny Over Fantino’s Candidacy
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  Burma’s Suu Kyi to Be Released: Reports
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  Japanese Man Live-Streams His Suicide
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  A G20 Divided
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  U.S. Pressing Canada for Role “Outside the Wire” in Afghanistan
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  Tina Fey Receives Mark Twain Award for Comedy
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  MacKay Rumoured to Be Leaving Defence Post
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  Iraqi Leaders Reach Deal to Form Government: Reports
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  B.C.'s HST Referendum Question Unveiled
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  Montreal Mob Boss Gunned Down
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  Amazon Pulls Pedophile Guide After Outcry
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  Dalton McGuinty: The Sun's Favourite Piñata
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  They've Been Doing It Since Way Back
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  G20 Convenes in Seoul to Avert ‘Currency War’
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  Deadly Attacks Target Iraqi Christians
• 
  Elizabeth Smart: Detective Could Have Saved Me
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  Aid Workers Brace for Cholera Outbreak in Haiti’s Capital
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  Obama Tells Crowd “Indonesia is a Part of Me”
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  Chinese Officials Offended by British Delegation’s Remembrance Day Poppies
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  Canada Trying to Kill Iran’s Bid to Join UN women’s Organization
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  Johanna Skibsrud Becomes Youngest Writer to Win Giller
• 
  Meet Mr. Unpopular
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  Anti-Semitism On the Rise ... Again
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  Every Time We Think We're Out, They Pull Us Back In
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  Extended Afghan mission will require 1,000 troops
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  Loonie inches above parity
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  Obama returns to Indonesia
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  Calgary anti-racism activist attacked in his home
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  Elizabeth Smart begins testimony at kidnapping trial
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  Montreal man wins $8.9-million World Series of Poker title
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  Bush defends waterboarding in memoir
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  Canadian oil worker kidnapped in Nigeria
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  Afghanistan: Should We Stay Or Should We Go?
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  PM’s Top Aide Could Face Conflict of Interest Over Jets
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  Ottawa Considering Extending Afghan Mission
• 
  “Masked Man” Gets Refugee Hearing Today
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  Chinese Activists Throw Party For Artist Under House Arrest
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  Stogran Could Sue Veterans Affairs
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  McMaster Scientists Convert Skin Into Blood
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  Chilean Miner Completes New York Marathon
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  Conan Returns to Late Night
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  Environment minister announces he’s leaving politics
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  Bin Laden believed linked to Yemen terror plots
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  UAE base eviction costing Canada $300 million, says source
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  Missing teen’s father charged with two counts of attempted murder
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  Liberal senator slams Afghan casualty secrecy
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  Nude painting of Sean Connery found
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  Man boards Vancouver-bound flight in incredible disguise
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  Ottawa slams brakes on Potash deal
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  BBC apologizes for Band Aid weapon story
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  Obama scraps cap-and-trade, higher taxes for rich
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  Qantas grounds fleet of world’s largest jets
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  Palin’s endorsements chart course to presidential run
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  G20 officers facing discipline over name badges
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  Red Deer man on Montana death row to be executed Jan. 31
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  B.C. premier resigns over HST
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  Potash Deal Pits Western Canada Against Ottawa Yet Again
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  Tories crush Liberals in fundraising race … again
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  Montreal Hells Angel charged with 22 counts of murder
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  Québec Nationalists Continue to Dream the Impossible Dream
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  U.S. midterms underway
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  Mariam Makhniashvili’s brother reported missing
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  Charlie Sheen files for divorce
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  Giants bring first World Series to San Francisco
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  Canadian man killed in Mexico had criminal record
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  Brazil elects first female president
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  Hostage taking at Baghdad Catholic church leaves 52 dead
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  Explosives found on planes bound to U.S.
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  Conrad Black’s sentence overturned
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  Iggy's leadership falls down a mine
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  Landmark verdict on Québec priest sex abuse expected today
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  Khadr apologizes to Speer’s widow
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  B.C. premier charges taxpayers $240,000 to worsen his reputation
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  Ignatieff Promises to Kill F-35 Deal
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  Mel Gibson considering tell-all interview
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  Ethical mining bill defeated in Parliament
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• 
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  Galloway headed back to Canada
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  Stewart spars with Obama on the Daily Show
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  Let Rob Ford Sleep Alone
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  Volcano, tsunami hit Indonesia
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  Khadr is the “rock star” of Gitmo, psychiatrist says
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  Rob Ford cuts interview mid-question
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  F-35 purchase is risky, auditor general says
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  Twenty per cent of vertebrates facing extinction: study
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  Charlie Sheen hospitalized after hotel rampage
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  Haitians attack cholera clinic
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  Leno’s ratings worse than Conan’s
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  Sweeping change for Toronto, Ottawa
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  Toronto 18 leader sentenced to 16 years
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  Freedom of the Press in the Blogging Age
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  Khadr pleads guilty on all five counts
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  Ontarians go to polls in municipal elections
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  Tories’ reputation on the line in stimulus audit
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  Britain could investigate WikiLeaks allegations
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  Karzai admits to taking Iranian cash
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