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Gov't says Canada needs a universal language of car horn honks

Canadians will by required by law to learn 54 horn commands as of next spring. (CP Images/Chris Young)

Canadians will by required by law to learn 54 horn commands as of next spring. (CP Images/Chris Young)

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In Canada, it is required by law that all motor vehicles have a horn. However, the message being communicated when someone honks their horn can vary greatly. From a friendly "hello" to an aggravated warning, the intention of a honk is not always clear.  

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Quebec pants charter, corn maze nightmare, Loverboy police, door to door wrestling

Season 4 Episode 4

Quebec pants charter, corn maze nightmare, Loverboy police, door to door wrestling
This week on This Is That:

- It is charter season in Quebec and Independent MP Serge Bourassa has put forward a proposal that would require all Quebecers to wear the same pants. We speak with him to find out more about what he is calling the "perfect charter."

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Is this man the greatest Bingo caller of all time?

Is this man the greatest Bingo caller of all time?
In his award winning documentary, Pat Kelly goes one-on-one with Gary Bingo: A bingo caller from Manitoba who is helping people get their lives back on track one bingo ball at a time. 

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Former Olympic athlete makes Sochi fashion predictions

Former Olympic athlete makes Sochi fashion predictions
Canadian track star Bruce Holden loves the Olympics, but he loves fashion even more. Pat Kelly sat down with Holden to talk about what makes a good Olympic uniform. 

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Paper industry begs people to use more paper

Paper industry begs people to use more paper
Over the past 10 years the digital revolution has dramatically reduced the amount of paper that we use. Last week The Paper Association of North America announced it would be launching a new ad campaign called "Paper Please," which will encourage people to use more paper.

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LA food truck first to serve food while driving on freeway

LA food truck first to serve food while driving on freeway
When Kelly Levi, the owner of the Screaming Burrito food truck, realized no one was serving food while driving on the freeways of Los Angeles, he began to see dollar signs.

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