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Sotheby's auction sees third Lemieux painting draw more than $1-million
Detail from Country Club by Quebec painter Jean-Paul Lemieux that was sold for more than $1-million at a live auction in Toronto on Nov. 28, 2011.
November 29: Your daily horoscope
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RIM server upgrade to allow rivals' devices into the tent
The high-security server network that RIM's Blackberry devices run on is to be upgraded.
Physicist's crowd-sourcing philosophy gains traction in the classroom
Royan Lee, a teacher at Beverley Acres Public School, uses technology to create a more interactive, collaborative and social classroom.
Worker on sick leave is not legally entitled to paycheque
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TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: Nov. 29
Zooey Deschanel stars in "New Girl" on Fox and Citytv.
After the Tory witch hunt against the CBC, who'll be next?
Brent Rathgeber, the Tory MP from Alberta who wants the know how much Rick Mercer makes
How technology - and innovative teaching - saved my son's education
Monica Fong from David Livingstone Elementary works on a SMART board in class in Vancouver, BC. The touch-sensitive display connects computer, digital projector and students to show computer image and work.
Ontario Trillium Foundation's Robin Cardozo is creating healthy communities
Robin Cardozo, CEO of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, is photographed at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, Jan. 26, 2009.
Sotheby's auction shines despite protest
Teamster members protest outside the Royal Ontario Museum during Sotheby's auction of Canadian art on Bloor St., Toronto, November 25 2011.
Report: Soccer headers may lead to concussion-like injuries
FK Partizan's defender from Montenegro Stefan Savic (L) heads the ball next SC Braga's defender from Nigeria Uwa Elderson (R) during their UEFA Champions League football match at the Municipal Stadium in Braga, on October 19, 2010. A new study has linked soccer headers to concussion-like brain injuries. Getty Images/ MIGUEL RIOPA
Hard ball ban was misunderstanding, trustee says
Students at Earl Beatty Public School in Toronto are no longer allowed to use hard soccer balls on the school's playground.
Crown withheld key evidence in baby's killing, mother's court filing says
Brenda Waudby leaves an inquiry hearing in Toronto in 2007.
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