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 Brock and Tecumseh reunited on 1812 commemorative stamps
Nearly two centuries after they died as allies thwarting an American invasion of Canada, the country's pre-eminent War of 1812 battlefield heroes — British general Sir Isaac Brock and aboriginal chief Tecumseh — have been reunited in a set of commemorative stamps to be issued next month by Canada Post.
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 TV shows on the bubble
With one week to go before the major U.S. networks make their remaining renewal and cancellation decisions official, nerves are becoming more frayed - in front of and behind the camera.
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 Will Alex Trebek retire?
Despite many years of quality family entertainment, Jeopardy will probably be remembered best by folks under 30 as being a weekly Saturday Night Live parody.
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 Slash non-fiction
Slash shares scenes from his life -- dishing on Guns N' Roses, the breakup and getting sober.
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 Gallery: Kentucky Derby hats
Horseracing fans were decked out in decorative hats at the 138th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 5, 2012 in Louisville, Kentucky.
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 Toronto FC sets loss record
It is a record that will cast an ominous shadow over the Toronto FC franchise, until another hapless club manages to break it: Eight losses, no wins and no ties to start the 2012 Major League Soccer season.
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 Keselowski can deliver Penske first Cup
With moves that left two of NASCAR's best drivers slack-jawed Sunday, Brad Keselowski delivered Penske Racing its first Sprint Cup victory at Talladega Superspeedway in 38 years of trying.
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 Messi scores 4 for Barcelona
Pep Guardiola had special words of praise for the player who made his Camp Nou farewell memorable after Lionel Messi scored four goals in Barcelona's rout of Espanyol in the city derby on Saturday.
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 Gutierrez shares love for Vancouver
One would think after winning the biggest horse race in North America - the Kentucky Derby with I'll Have Another - that former Hastings jockey Mario Gutierrez would be taking time off to relax.
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 Coe working to make London Games a winner
At the heart of the massive preparations for the London Summer Olympics, beneath the logistics of housing 10,500 athletes from more than 200 countries, providing venues to showcase their skills and transporting millions of people physically and emotionally, lies the personal vision of Sebastian Coe.
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 NHL to sell Phoenix Coyotes: reports
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman on Monday will announce that a tentative deal has been reached to sell the Phoenix Coyotes and potentially keep the team where it is, several media outlets in Arizona are reporting.
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 Bridezilla meets living dead in film debut
Casey Walker's first movie - an offbeat little number called A Little Bit Zombie - is something he calls a rom-com-zom, a romantic comedy with some zombie in it. It's a little gross, a lot funny and only slightly Canadian.
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