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How the toonie got its name
The Royal Canadian Mint releases its design for a new $2 coin, joining the loonie in Canadians' purses and pockets. But what to call it?
Teenage trainer takes dog Tess to TV with tricks
A 17-year-old who was about to appear on Late Night with David Letterman's Stupid Pet Tricks explained her training secrets in 1985.
Crash Test Dummies reunite for 25th anniversary of breakout album
After a nearly 20-year hiatus from touring, the Crash Test Dummies are making a comeback — and that includes a stop in their hometown on Oct. 12.
Why winemakers worried about free trade with the U.S.
The ordeal that was buying concert tickets in 1985
One of Toronto's oldest houses enters the 21st Century with a high-tech makeover
How lunch with Bono led Steve Jobs to reveal he named a computer after his daughter
The bid for the 1996 Olympics: Not this time, Toronto
From 1990: A VCR that skips commercials? In Canada? No.
Boomtown blues: when Fort McMurray got too big too fast
Guy Burgess: the Soviet spy who was one-quarter Canadian
Kavanaugh allegations conjure memories of Anita Hill saga for former congresswoman
When Expos fans watched to see if a new stadium would come
The inter-provincial politics of ... sidewalk bricks?
Hearts, brains and bones: Visitors to new museum will 'come a little closer to death'
How Doug Ford's dad lost his seat when Ontario's legislature shrank 2 decades ago
When Frum met Finlay to talk As It Happens
Voices from the past: Musician Jeremy Dutcher gives new life to wax cylinder recordings of his ancestors
Quincy Jones was an early booster for rap music
The crime reporter who survived an assassination attempt
The film that made Michael Moore stick to documentaries
Gary Hart, the media and the story behind The Front Runner
When we started hearing about the Hacky Sack or 'footbag'
