A powerful new commercial created for the Canadian Paralympic Committee is making headlines around the web today, raising spirits worldwide in anticipation of the 2012 London games.
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A powerful new commercial created for the Canadian Paralympic Committee is making headlines around the web today, raising spirits worldwide in anticipation of the 2012 London games.
The Los Angeles City Council has unanimously voted to set a speed limit for skateboarders, many of who tear down hills in a dangerous practice called "bombing." Should skateboarding be regulated? 
If you thought planking was dangerous, Russia's "skywalking" photo fad may take your fears to new heights. Daring
photographers are
scaling buildings, statues and other structures to take stomach-turning
photographs to post online.
With the Ottawa Senators out and the Vancouver Canucks still recovering from the shock of losing to the L.A. Kings, there are no Canadian teams advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Which team, if any, are you supporting now?
Are you throwing your Stanley Cup support behind the Ottawa Senators?
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With the Vancouver Canucks out of the Stanley Cup playoffs, losing in the first round to the L.A. Kings, the Ottawa Senators are the lone Canadian team remaining to vie for the NHL championship. If you weren't before, will you now pull for the Sens?
Trending: Billy Bryans, Brian Dawkins, #abvote
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Billy Bryans: Tributes to the Toronto-based musician and co-founder of the 1980s pop
group The Parachute Club, Billy Bryans, are among this evening's online
trends.
Randy Starkman of the Toronto Star, one of Canada's best known sports reporters, has died at the age of 51. 
Sunday's Stanley Cup playoff game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers was a rough one. The game featured a fight between the teams' top scorers and an all-out brawl in the third period. Is NHL hockey getting too violent?
Should headliners at the Olympic Games play live?
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Tags: POV
The headline acts at the opening and closing ceremonies of the London Olympics will sing over prerecorded backing tracks, what the Daily Mail is calling the "Karaoke Games." Athletes will only have one shot to make a stellar performance - shouldn't the same hold true for the musicians?
Should IBM pull its sponsorship of The Masters over men-only policy?
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Two traditions at the Augusta National Golf Club are colliding this year. It traditionally also only men to join and offers memberships to the CEOs of the sponsors of The Masters tournament. This year, one of those CEOs is a woman. Meet the Community Team
CBC News Community team, from left to right: Andrew Yates, Andrea Lee-Greenberg, Lauren O'Neil, John Bowman
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