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Virginia school board defends policy banning transgender student from using boys' restrooms
Israeli court sentences Israeli man to 14 months in prison for stealing, selling Madonna songs
Throwing a Frisbee is easy - if you do it right
Canadian diplomat's teenager set to appeal denial of bail in Florida
Saud al-Faisal, former Saudi foreign minister with 40 years in the post, dies
Where to start your N'Awlins restaurant crawl
You can also sample Squeal Bar-B-Q during New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Vasek Pospisil won't play in the Davis Cup match due to severe bone bruise
Lopez, Young re-sign with Brooklyn Nets, who also add newcomers Thomas Robinson, Shane Larkin
In between outfield warmup throws in midgame, Yankees' Brett Gardner learns he's an All-Star
EU ministers fail to reach agreement on relocating 40,000 refugees who landed in Greece, Italy
Cable to Mariana Islands breaks, causing phones, banks to shut down; some service restored
Israeli minister bars Palestinian-funded TV channel from operating inside Israel
Wizards announce signing of Gary Neal; John Wall's injury did not need surgery
Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green complete 5-year, $82 million contract
Magic sign guard C.J. Watson, send big man Kyle O'Quinn to Knicks in sign-and-trade
Charles has 21 points, 10 rebounds as NY Liberty beat Mystics 79-76 in OT in Prince's debut
Susan Sarandon joins Nick Nolte for 'Graves,' Epix TV's election-year political satire
Civil rights activists call for removal of Bill Cosby's star from Hollywood Walk of Fame
B.C. teenager convicted of cyber 'swatting' sentenced for criminal harassment
End-of-life care conversations benefit everyone, including doctors
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Why I (gently) prod my kids to do chores
Alabama-Florida State to open 2017 with first college game at Atlanta's new stadium
Bumblebees are trapped by warming climate, study finds
North American and European bumblebee species are shrinking, a new study shows. These insects are failing to migrate northward, the study reveals, and in their southern territories, their ranges are compressing -- with range losses up to 300 kilometres in both North America and Europe.
Chores: How to make kids want to help
Erin A story looking at data suggesting that the division of chores has become more equal, or been fairly equal during the pandemic. Chris Schneider and Catherine MacLellan share their divided chore list in Peach River, Alberta on May 26th./2020.
'That Sugar Film' doc creator becomes human 'lab rat' to find truth about sugar
Circumcised or not, it matters little to sexual partners, study shows
Want to teach your kids to be better people? Make them do chores
Julie Lythcott-Haims says if we’re going to teach kids life skills, we should start by giving them chores.
US condemns Thai deportation of ethnic Uighurs to China, says they may face harsh treatment
Kevin Love had ‘very honest’ talk with LeBron James before re-signing with Cavaliers
In this Nov. 7, 2014, file photo, Cleveland Cavaliers forwards LeBron James, left, and Kevin Love joke with each other on the bench during a game. Forward Kevin Love says he and superstar LeBron James had a "very honest" talk before he decided to re-sign as a free agent with the Cavaliers. Love announced he was returning last week and said Thursday, July 9, 2015, that his new five-year, $113.2 million contract with Cleveland is "inked and official."
Chef Zakarian of 'The Kitchen' cancels restaurant planned at Donald Trump's new DC hotel
Suns make it official, announce trade of 3 players to Detroit
Ontario Catholic teachers move closer to strike after latest talks fail
Tales from a night-shift doctor: It’s 3 a.m. and I’ve already been peed on
Patti LuPone talks about ringing phones, community theatre and how Broadway has gone Hollywood
Jail time cut for reckless driver responsible for crash that killed two
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Evacuations, air quality advisories continue in B.C. amid wildfires
Teen facing sex-related charges makes first appearance in central Alberta court
'Airbnb for dogs': Do pet services go a step too far in today's sharing economy?
Samantha Martin, right, who dog sat Maddy for a fee for owner Jonmichael Moy, left, poses for a photo in Toronto on May 28, 2015. The two strangers were connected through DogVacay which pairs dog owners with sitters.
Catch up: Election Forecast favours NDP win and other stories you may have missed
Jimmy Butler envisions Bulls contending for title, he and Rose forming dominant backcourt
Home of the Week: Getting back to nature with Victorian look-alike
Home of the Week, “Otterburn,” 2087 Road 133, RR1 St. Marys, Ontario
Comic-Con: Trailer for the final 'Hunger Games' film unveiled at Comic-Con
IBM announces computer chip breakthrough, the world's first 7 nanometer semiconductor
Quick spin: 2016 Porsche Boxster Spyder harkens to great Porsches of old
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Seeing kids on cellphones drives me crazy. Am I wrong not to get them for my kids?
People familiar with talks to AP: LeBron James, Cavaliers agree to 2-year contract
Study: Bumblebees in North America, Europe feeling climate change's sting
B.C. gives restricted OK for Mount Polley mine to reopen after tailings spill disaster
The dam's collapse in the early hours of Aug. 4 last year sent 24 million cubic metres of wastewater gushing into nearby lakes and streams. Contents from a tailings pond is pictured going down the Hazeltine Creek into Quesnel Lake near the town of Likely, B.C. on August, 5, 2014.
Murder charge against Saskatchewan man accused of killing boy has been stayed
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Loblaw and union ratify six-year deal, avoiding strike
Federal Court has ordered Loblaw, Canada’s largest grocer, to hand over documents about its rules on pricing and competitive practices dating back to the beginning of 2011.
Iran's official news agency: Explosion at steel mill in central city kills 3 workers; 4 hurt
Trade deficit due to circumstances beyond government control: trade minister
NASA picks 4 astronauts to fly 1st commercial space missions in couple years; all test pilots
Pacific Rubiales shares skid after takeover abandoned
Employees of the Canadian Pacific Rubiales Petroleum Company stand next to oil excavation pipes at Campo Rubiales field in Meta, eastern Colombia, in this file photo.
US Senate panel OKs $675M to curb flow of refugees fleeing violence in Central America
Bumble bee ranges rapidly shrinking across continents due to climate change
Al Gore says climate change fight will spur global economic growth
Former United States vice-president Al Gore speaks at Climate Summit of the Americas in Toronto on Thursday, July 9, 2015.
Hawks finalize major roster moves, re-signing Paul Millsap and trading for Tiago Splitter
Toronto and Ottawa city councils ask police to crack down on Uber drivers
Quebec human rights commission blames various parties in Lev Tahor case
Brief court appearance for Winnipeg man accused of sending letter bombs
B.C. gives restricted OK for mine to reopen after tailings spill disaster
Bush's campaign says it raised $11.4 million in 16 days for Republican presidential candidate
Journalism group to Egypt's president: Don't OK draft laws that would restrict press freedom
Pete Rose hopes to meet Commissioner Manfred at All-Star Game, is open to 'almost anything'
Pete Rose hopes to meet commissioner Manfred at All-Star Game, is open to ‘almost anything’
In this July 14, 1970, file photo, National League's Pete Rose, left, is hugged by his teammate Dick Dietz while American League's catcher Ray Fosse lies injured on the ground, after Rose crashed into him to score the game-winning run for the National League team, in the 12th inning of the 1970 All-Star Game, in Cincinnati.
Palestinians summon their ambassador to Chile over speech citing anti-Semitic text
Fighting kills 2 Indian soldiers in troubled Kashmir
Not berry good: Most US adults continue to skimp on fruits and vegetables, survey says
Lions already looking at the standings ahead of Roughriders' visit
Facebook makes it easier to tweak what you see - and what you don't - in your feed
Sleep Country to boost IPO 50 per cent to $300-million
Sleep Country, founded by Stephen Gunn, Christine Magee and Gord Lownds in Vancouver in 1994, has 215 stores across eight Canadian provinces, including 47 outlets in Quebec under the Dormez-vous? brand.
International Skating Union blasts Pechstein's 'media campaign' against doping charges
Cassidy Gifford is stepping out of her family's shadow with new horror movie 'The Gallows'
B.C. Coroners Service denies deleting fired health worker's suicide note
United says pilot was wrong to throw bullets in trash bin, then flush them down plane's toilet
Report: Israel to open dialogue with International Criminal Court on possible war crimes probe
NBA using summer league to tinker with way game called, charted
Miami Heat's Justise Winslow passes the ball as he is defended by Los Angeles Clippers' Brandon Dawson and Diante Garrett
New York Stock Exchange says a bad software upgrade caused Wednesday's outage
British man and former Soldier of the Year missing in B.C. diving accident
Nationals reinstate David Carpenter from the paternity list, option Hill to Triple-A Syracuse
Health Canada considers lowering daily maximum acetaminophen dose
A 1967 design by architect Ron Thom celebrates natural surroundings
Mark Cuban speaks out on DeAndre Jordan’s decision to spurn Mavs and return to Clippers
In this May 10, 2015, file photo, Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan, second from right, celebrates after a dunk.
Haze from Canadian wildfires spreads across states; causes vivid sunsets, air quality warnings
IOC president Bach returns to city where he won Olympic gold in 1976
TSB to examine small plane searching for cause of fiery crash near Osoyoos
Former BlackBerry execs score $7.3-million for CRM software startup
The Introhive software constantly monitors a user’s corporate e-mail, social media accounts and mobile phone, mining for duplicates, updated contact information and even new relationships contacts have developed.
Saskatchewan trains more wildfire crews, braces for more hot, dry weather
Cpl. Kevin Deng puts out a hot spot at the remote Saskatchewan community of Montreal Lake on Thursday, July 9, 2015. About 200 defence personnel were deployed on Wednesday to help battle wildfires that are threatening vast swaths in the province's north.
Workers at 69 Loblaw-owned stores in Ontario accept new contract
British government tells UK tourists to leave Tunisia because of terror risk
Arts and sciences dean becomes new president at University of Saskatchewan
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Nova Scotia premier denounces Eastlink Internet cap for rural customers
Tasked with closing bailout deal, new Greek finance chief brings much-needed diplomatic touch
Alouettes linebacker Woods undergoes surgery to repair right pectoral muscle.
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Ontario fur farmers rattled after thousands of mink let out during break-ins
A mink looks out of its cage at a fur farm in this file photo. Fur farmers in southwestern Ontario are rattled after more than 8,000 mink were released during two recent break-ins.
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