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Thousands march against cutbacks in Ireland
Nearly 100,000 people marched through Dublin on Saturday to protest at government cutbacks in the face...
Curling
A lot up for grabs at 2009 Scotties
There is a lot at stake for the next nine days at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts women's curling ...
Plenty of red flags
Regulators in Canada and around the world are cranking up investigations into the allegedly fraudulent...
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Parenting
Invisible monsters can be very real
Your preschooler is afraid of the one-eyed monster under the bed, chatting it up with an invisible friend...
Working
Retire to what?
More than one-quarter of Canadian baby boomers plan to delay retirement because of the current economic...
Heart Disease
Gender no boundary
For 20 years, Dr. Leonard Sternberg has been fighting to get a message across. His goal has been to ...
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Home Decor
Fun decor craft for kids
Lampshades come in all different shapes and sizes and some smaller ones are very inexpensive. The little...
Rihanna
LAPD launches investigation after graphic Rihanna pic leaked
The Los Angeles Police Department has launched an internal investigation after a graphic photograph that reportedly features Rihanna sporting injuries from an alleged assault ...
Arts & Life
Michelle Obama no fashion icon -- and that's good
First lady Michelle Obama is widely hailed as a fashion icon, but industry insiders say she's quite the opposite, and that's a good thing.
Neighbours
Vitamins C, D pack powerful budget-friendly punch
Two well-known, affordable, and accessible vitamins have long been touted as being the means to a healthier body and boosted immunity to colds.
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No kissing, please, we're British
A British train station has erected a no kissing sign to stop lovers going full steam ahead with their over-amorous farewells.
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Can you believe what we caught stars wearing this week? Rate the styles of Victoria Beckham, Eva Longoria, Rachel Bilson and more.
Travel: Spas
Wellness centres turn their attentions to teens and tweens
There are new kids on the spa scene and they're indulging in princess pedicures, missy manicures and mom-and-me massages.
Mobile phone showcase reveals trends to watch
The mobile phone industry's biggest trade show wrapped up Thursday after four days that delivered exciting news for technophiles, average phone users and even environmentalists...
Clock ticking on future of GM in Canada
General Motors presents plan for survival in Canada, includes request for $6-billion or more in aid and deep cuts to the pay levels of factory workers
Cityplus
Trades hammered by recession
Every weekday since December, Mark Densmore has gone into the downtown Service Canada office to apply for work.
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Trades hammered by recession
Every weekday since December, Mark Densmore has gone into the downtown Service Canada office to apply for work.
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Anti-mask bylaw off the agenda
Montreal's executive committee has sent its controversial new anti-mask bylaw back to the drawing board.
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Sens reacquire Comrie, add mobile defenceman
Mike Comrie has returned to the Ottawa Senators, and he has brought a young, inexpensive defenceman with him.
Pats end losing streak
Like popping a Rolaid, the Regina Pats gave themselves some temporary but much-needed relief on Friday night.
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ANIMAL KINGDOM
Dog chews through limb to escape leghold trap
A beloved family dog is lucky to be alive after she had to chew her front leg off to escape what is believed to have been an illegal leghold trap in Manitoba...
Tasers
Expand police access to Tasers: report
Canada's police chiefs and front-line officers will call Tuesday for all police nationwide to have access to Taser stun guns, in a report that will set...
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New sewage treatment price tag: $2 billion
Map shows 11 areas where sewage treatment plants could be built under a $2 billion proposal.
Road hockey hits Riverside Drive
Sixteen teams from across Canada played through the snow flurries Saturday, competing in the Canadian National Road Hockey Championship.
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First Drive: Porsche Cayenne Hybrid
It’s no surprise mainstream manufacturers are embracing the shift to green, but who would have thought...
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There's a lot of "re" words associated with recession -- rethinking, retooling, repositioning and reshuffling...
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Nine-year low in new homes
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the down-turn in the economy will drive new-home construction...
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