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Tuesday July 21, 2015
94-year-old Toronto woman's obituary goes viral
The obituary of a 94-year-old Toronto woman has been shared around the world. Her son, Sandy, wrote the obituary in a light-hearted tone and filled it with jokes, and he says that's the way she would want to be remembered.
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Tuesday July 21, 2015
As it Happened: The Archive Edition - The Mysteries Episode
His portraits were a haunting mystery to photo historians and amateur sleuths around the world.
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Wednesday July 15, 2015
Mortgage broker says banks aren't giving Canadians the interest savings they deserve
Calum Ross says highly-profitable banks have no real justification for pocketing the difference between today's Bank of Canada cut and their own lending rates.
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Friday July 24, 2015
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Former Mountie on his involvement in residential school system: 'I still hear their cries'
Former RCMP officer on 'healing journey' after acknowleding his complicity in the residential school system More
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Berlin's buried Lenin head unearthed for new exhibition
A lost statue of Vladimir Lenin's head is set to go on display at a Berlin exhibition. More
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