The Republican voters who say ‘no way in hell’ Trump lost | US & Canada
[ad_1] Brett Fryar is a middle-class Republican. A 50-year-old chiropractor in Sundown, Texas, he owns a small business. He has
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Pandemic is making life even more perilous for the 420 million children in conflict zones
[ad_1] This column is an opinion by Bill Chambers, the president and CEO of Save the Children in Canada. For more information about
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New rules will allow Canadian passengers to avoid quarantine in Hawaii
[ad_1] Canadians travelling to Hawaii this winter will be allowed to avoid quarantine so long as they show proof of
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The Liberals’ net-zero plan isn’t quite a strategy — but it might be the start of one
[ad_1] Committing to net-zero — and putting that target into law — is not the same thing as doing what
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CFL releases ‘comeback’ 2021 schedule, including fans in stadiums
[ad_1] For as much gloom and doom as there has been around the Canadian Football League over the past number
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Proposed changes to Broadcasting Act have Indigenous producers cautiously optimistic
[ad_1] Proposed changes to Canada’s Broadcasting Act would require broadcasters to fund Indigenous productions and also provide content in Indigenous languages. On Nov. 3,
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UW engineering students create smartphone camera zoom lens that keeps picture quality
[ad_1] A team of engineering students from University of Waterloo has invented a new type of smartphone camera lens called
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October existing home sales see ‘spectacular’ 26.6% annual increase
[ad_1] Sales of existing homes in October soared well past expectations, rising 4.3% compared with September and 26.6% annually to
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Ex-GM board member, union leader sentenced to 30 months in prison
[ad_1] Former UAW Vice President Joe Ashton speaks during a GM announcement at a plant in Spring Hill, Tenn. in
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With ‘Sylvie’s Love,’ Eugene Ashe Returns With a Big Hollywood Romance
[ad_1] The sweeping romance returns. A staple of the 1950s and ’60s, these movies that took audiences on an epic
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Rachel Maddow Reveals COVID Nearly Killed Her Partner of 21 Years
[ad_1] Play video content MSNBC Rachel Maddow now has a scary firsthand experience with COVID-19, and after seeing her longtime
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BBC – Travel – Where bananas are considered sacred
[ad_1] A decade ago when I was newly married, I stopped by a roadside fruit stall in the South Indian
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The racist rhetoric behind accusing largely Black cities of voter fraud
[ad_1] But not all cities. Really just cities such as Detroit, Philadelphia and Milwaukee — cities that either are majority
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Rebekah Vardy vs. Coleen Rooney libel case: Footballers’ wives clash over ‘leaked’ stories
[ad_1] Vardy is suing Rooney for libel after Rooney accused someone using Vardy’s Instagram account of sharing personal stories with
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WHO’s take on remdesivir leads to more confusion over coronavirus drugs – National
[ad_1] Health officials around the world are clashing over the use of certain drugs for COVID-19, leading to different
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Canadian retailers racked up $53.9B in sales in September, far more than expected
[ad_1] Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 1.1 per cent to $53.9 billion in September to mark the fifth consecutive
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Trudeau urges vigilance on public health measures to contain deadly spike in COVID-19 cases
[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today urged Canadians to hunker down and follow public health rules to contain an alarming
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‘Expect to win’: Canadian men’s basketball team ready to take next step
[ad_1] At the 2019 basketball World Cup, Canada head coach Nick Nurse repeated one rally cry: “expect to win.” Over
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Scottish writer Douglas Stuart wins Booker Prize for Shuggie Bain
[ad_1] Scottish writer Douglas Stuart won the Booker Prize for fiction Thursday for Shuggie Bain, the story of a boy’s turbulent
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Dow falls more than 100 points amid concerns about virus cases, Federal Reserve funding
[ad_1] Stocks fell on Friday as rising new coronavirus cases, coupled with questions around central-bank funding for a key emergency
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