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57 min ago | The Free Press

One stop board shopping at Fernie's Boardstiff

By Nicole Liebermann - The Free Press Published: May 23, 2013 1:00 PM Updated: May 23, 2013 1:59 PM Whether you're looking for a snowboard, skateboard, wakeboard, or paddleboard, there's only one place in Fernie to go - Boardstiff.

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4 hrs ago | The Miami Herald

Swept up in a Toronto summer

Flights from South Florida to Toronto take just over three hours. American, WestJet and Air Canada fly nonstop from Miami; WestJet and Air Canada fly nonstop from Fort Lauderdale.

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9 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail

On Site: Etobicoke condo has rail link built in

One of the last surviving CN railway stations in Toronto sat vacant in a waterfront community of Etobicoke for years.

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Thu May 23, 2013

Canada.com

Blog: Canadian visa requirements remain source of frustration for Mexicans

Canadian and Mexican officials over the past few months have been trying to downplay the significance of Canada's decision to slap visa requirements on visitors from Mexico in 2009, saying the impact has been negligible and that they will be removed in due course.

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Regina Leader Post

Senior Tory senator earned over $290,000 in corporate fees in 2012

A wealthy Conservative party fundraiser named to the Senate by Stephen Harper collected more than $290,000 in directors fees on top of his Senate salary while attending dozens of corporate board meetings in 2012.

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Globe and Mail

SNC-Lavalin sought Ottawa's help to give Gadhafi's son vice-president's job

Saadi Gadhafi is shown in an undated photo, apparently during a shopping trip for fighter jets produced by French defence company Dassault Aviation.

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Furniture Today

Sears Canada revenue falls 6.6% in first quarter

Sales declines in its key furniture, mattress and major appliance businesses led to a 6.6% drop in total revenue at Sears Canada in the fiscal first quarter, the retailer reported.

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Canada.com

Glee actress Lauren Potter visits Vancouver for Down syndrom fundraiser

Glee super fan James Clifford proudly posed for a photograph with actress Lauren Potter who is visiting Vancouver to meet some of her fans and to attend a fundraiser tonight for the Down syndrome Research Foundation.

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The Province

Toronto mayor Rob Ford's chief of staff no longer in office

The Cloverdale Rodeo protester who filmed another woman in the throes of a racist rant before she was allegedly beaten up and then posted it on YouTube has done this sort of thing before.

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The Guelph Mercury

A patchwork of travel experience inspires Guelph quilting artist

The 64-year-old has bags and trunks full of fabric at her Guelph home and has more quilting ideas than she'll ever have time to complete.

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Canada.com

How to make the Senate more accountable? Try Alberta's model

Earlier this week, The Canadian Taxpayers Federation called on the federal government to adopt online, in-depth expense reporting for all parliamentarians.

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Guelph Tribune

Guelph a hot spot for driving instructors

An open house will be held next Wednesday where people can ask questions and give their feedback to the proposed new business licence category for driving instructors operating in Guelph.

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Globe and Mail

NDP's Mulcair takes aim at Senate abolition

NDP leader Tom Mulcair speaks with the media in the Foyer of the Senate following caucus meetings on Parliament Hill Wednesday May 22, 2013 in Ottawa.

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Brandon Sun

New units to help keep invasive aquatic species out of province

Aquatic Invasive Species Inspector Cori Kulbaba sprays a boat in demonstration of project outside the Manitoba Legislative Building on Wednesday.

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Wed May 22, 2013

Vancouver Sun

Canadian expert says Saudi coronavirus outbreak 'complex' but report pending

A novel coronavirus particle is pictured in negative stain electron microscopy in this image from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Republican Journal

Randy Nelson Oliver

Randy Nelson Oliver, 56 of Monroe, died unexpectedly in his home May 16. Randy was born October 25, 1956, in Alberton, Prince Edward Island , Canada, son of Jean Oliver Pavia, and adopted and raised by his loving Grandparents Georgie and Henry Oliver.

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Canada.com

Vancouver jazz fest announces downtown weekend details

A look at the performers for this year's TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, which takes place June 21-July 1. The TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival is looking to take last year's successful move to downtown to new heights.

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The Globe and Mail

An irreverence for classics plays well in Berlin. Why not in Canada?

Thomas Ostermeier, artistic director of Berlin's famed Schaubuhne theatre company, has made a name for himself internationally over the past decade with his productions of Henrik Ibsen's plays.

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The Asian Pacific Post

Diplomat under the gun

More and more Canada-based Filipinos are coming out with complaints against the Vancouver-based Philippine Consul Jose Ampeso, the most recent of which is a case of sexual harassment filed by a Filipina, reports Bulalat.com. Although an investigation has been proposed following the filing of formal complaints, Filipinos in Canada, who have ... (more)

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The Globe and Mail

Why the next Canadian TV movie should be called Is Everybody High?

First, perhaps - it's not really a scandal until there's a TV movie about it. Second - possible title for the movie about ongoing events in Canada is this: Is Everybody High? The meaning of the term "mind-boggling" is beggared by events as they unfold.

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