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Haggis has always been kind of mysterious to Canadians
The influence of Scottish poet Robert Burns has endured over 200 years after his birth and far beyond his birthplace.
The ice-fishing derby that turned into a mass rescue effort in 1997
Helicopters aren't normally part of a day of ice fishing, but they had to become involved when hundreds of anglers got stranded on a frozen lake.
With interactive TV, restaurant delivery was just clicks away
Some customers of MT&T, the Maritime telephone company, could try a new technology that also supplied movies on demand.
In with the old: Calgary second-hand stores say demand high for thrifted wares
French fashion designer Thierry Mugler dead at 73
7 retro pop culture references in the CBC comedy Son of a Critch
Why some Alberta ski resorts faced their 'worst season ever' in 1982
When Stephen Harper first led the Conservatives to power
When 30 moose were on the move to Michigan
Anne of Green Gables lauded for her patriarchy-smashing ways
Jazz legend Eleanor Collins adds to list of honours with unveiling of Canada Post stamp
Fraggle Rock and the enduring love of Canadian children's programming
How a part-time historian is dismantling misconceptions about Mi'kmaw culture
Proposed statue of 17th-century female prodigy raises uncomfortable questions about Italy's monuments
Emmy-winning comedian Louie Anderson dead at 68
Singer and actor Meat Loaf dead at 74
When N.S. put a stop to video gambling at corner stores
Canadian Motown singer R. Dean Taylor dead at 82
Why Canadian homeowners were seeking out wood stoves in 2001
The day Barack Obama was sworn in as U.S. president
Red Cross swimming lessons take final lap as program set to end after 76 years
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The night Jon Montgomery shared a beer with the entire country
André Leon Talley, former editor at large at U.S. Vogue, dead at 73
