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 CHL union, just in the abstract, is already a successThe Canadian Hockey League Players' Association has already been a major success.
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 Snoop Lion is latest in growing line of celebrity name-changersThe thing about celebrity name changes is that they never change them to something sensible.
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 Ornge you mad enough at Liberals?With all the strutting and chest-thumping the Liberals are doing in their battle with the teachers' unions, you may have forgotten there are two byelections on.
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 Landry’s battery of talents earns job promotionBeau Landry is an all-Canadian.
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 Questions aplenty as Stangs set to workFor the first time in at least five years, the Western Mustangs have filled the want ads.
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 Heartbroken and heartless battle in courtOn the morning of July 31, 2006 the lives of Randall A. Palmer and Michelle Vokes intersected on Hwy. 6/21 in Owen Sound with fatal results.
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 Imagine that — the wunderkind’s a cheatI don't know about other industries, but in journalism, wunderkinds are almost always too good to be true.
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 Saving language in a Twitter worldIn the beginning, God tweeted: Day 1: Lighting system installed. BRB.
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 True greatness all in the pursuitWinning doesn't take much explaining.
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 Blessed are the farmers, who toil at most thankless of jobsI've been thinking about farmers lately and since I like to eschew the main roads and drive in the country, I can keep an eye on the crops.
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 Canadians give collective yawn to separatismThe Abacus Data poll that migrated to the front page of many newspapers across the country earlier this week -- the one that showed many Canadians digging in their heels over new powers for Quebec -- is precisely the kind of story news editors love.
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 This is where I get off the Peter Jackson trainSomebody get Peter Jackson an editor!
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 Rock queen now singing QueenNot long ago, Jenn Kee was singing opera. Now, cue the Bohemian Rhapsody fun and frolic, she's singing A Night at the Opera.
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 A year changes everythingNo one would have thought it a little more than a year ago.
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 All signs pointing up for Canadian soccerLondoner Shelina Zadorsky is somewhere in Japan today getting ready for the Women's Under-20 World Cup.
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 ‘You could hear him thinking’The London jazz community is mourning the loss of Doug Keenan, a man whose music was equal parts head and heart.
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 'Buy'-elections unlikely this time aroundCritical byelection races are heating up to replace two veteran MPPs who've quit recently.
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 World title tops Tilley careerRay Tilley is one of the best softball players Canada has even produced.
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 Slo-pitch Naturals start fastIt isn't the slo-pitch your moms and dads were playing.
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 B.C. infielder picks perfect time to shineDawson Yates puts down golf clubs for a shot at impressing Baseball Canada
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 Time to stop — or not — and reflect on my life behind barsA bit of Old Testament Scripture about the sins of the father being visited upon his children rolled ruefully around inside my head when I came upon an item our youngest daughter posted on her Facebook page this week.
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 Landlords victimized by rental rulingIt's time the Ontario government acted in closing a loophole that allows deadbeat tenants to avoid paying rent for months at a time.
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 We are all witnesses to death of a treeIt's a common enough elementary-school science project, best suited for the fall months: collect leaves from a dozen or so different tree species, trace their shapes or affix the leaves to bristol board, and label each one.
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 Condemning Israeli cucumbersYou never know what's going to make hackles rise.
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 Beware the journalistic wunderkindsI don’t know about other industries, but in journalism, wunderkinds are almost always too good to be true.
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