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 Get your warrior onCrawl, climb and curse your way through mud, barbed wire and fire. Run, rage and possibly rule in one of the fastest growing sports out there -- obstacle course racing.
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 The Wanted want charity collaborationThe members of The Wanted are considering a collaboration with fellow British boy band One Direction to raise charity cash.
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 Man missing on Lake ErieA 45-year-old man is missing after his sailboat capsized on Lake Erie.
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 SpaceX rocket lifts offAn unmanned rocket owned by privately held Space Exploration Technologies blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Tuesday for a mission designed to be the first commercial flight to the International Space Station.
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 Catholic order head admits hiding priest's scandalThe leader of the Legionaries of Christ admitted on Tuesday he knew for years the scandal-plagued religious order’s most famous priest had fathered a child but still allowed the popular cleric to preach about morality.
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 Still no release set for 'Mad Max 4'Here’s some bad - though not quite apocalyptic - news for “Mad Max” fans.
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 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' cancelledBosses at U.S. television network A&E have cancelled reality show Dog The Bounty Hunter.
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 Iffy season for growersThere's nothing like sitting under a tree and eating cherries out of a brown paper bag.
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 Reagan's blood to be auctioned off?Ronald Reagan’s foundation expressed outrage at a British company’s auction of what it says is a vial of the late U.S. president’s blood taken at the hospital where he was treated after a 1981 assassination attempt.
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 Hundreds remember ToriJust over a week after Michael Rafferty was found guilty of murdering and raping eight-year-old Tori Stafford, hundreds gathered in Woodstock to remember the slain girl.
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 Fired for being 'too hot,' woman claimsA New Jersey woman said on Monday that she was dismissed from a temporary job at a New York lingerie warehouse because her male employers felt she was too busty and dressed too provocatively for the workplace.
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 Hunter downplaying late-game fisticuffsMark Hunter doesn't think his London Knights should be taking all the blame for late-game fireworks in their 6-2 loss to the Memorial Cup host Shawinigan Cataractes Sunday night.
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 High-profile Crown says goodbyeIn the final weeks of Geoff Beasley's tenure as Middlesex Crown Attorney, he watched the conclusion of one of his biggest cases from the sidelines.
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 Carted offStolen, borrowed, abandoned, left rusting — shopping carts hauled away from grocery stores can be an urban eyesore and huge drain on the bottom line.
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 Fraudster, 79, pleads guilty to duping fellow seniorIt was the easiest of pickings for a home-reno fraudster.
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 Bucks going beggingForget raiding your change jar or diving into the sofa for loose change.
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 London a better place for having Sumner hereLongtime London jeweller, Jack Sumner, treated everyone he knew like gold.
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 Royalty offers holiday thrillWhile the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall took in the sights of New Brunswick, Queen Victoria was holding court at Fanshawe Pioneer Village here in London.
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 Growing local sector in ship shapeLondon is building on its transportation industry by adding two new shipping businesses.
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 Politicians tout incinerator upgradesLondon taxpayers are about to sink $8.4-million into removing water from our solid waste.
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 Saunders squad cheer-full, despite long journeyIt took 12 long hours to get to Montreal after their bus broke down, but it took only five minutes for the Saunders Sabres cheerleading squad to impress the judges at the Canadian Cheerleading Championship.
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 AL East ripe for the takingThis much we’re sure of: The Baltimore Orioles will not finish first in the American League East.
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 Royal tour hits T.O.It was all so historically fitting.
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 Litsch's status in limboWhile Jesse Litsch is still experiencing discomfort some three months after being sidelined with shoulder inflammation, there is still belief in the Toronto Blue Jays organization that he can bounce back and be an effective pitcher.
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 Suspect runs into long arm of the lawA man fleeing police after being pulled over for tinted windows ran directly into the waiting arms of RCMP officers in Leduc, Alta., Saturday.
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