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How the Liberals ended up being led by Pierre Trudeau once again
At the end of 1979, the Liberals looked to Pierre Trudeau to lead their party through an election campaign for what would be one last time.
Penny Marshall, director of Big and star of TV's Laverne & Shirley, dead at 75
Penny Marshall, who starred in the top-rated sitcom Laverne & Shirley, has died at age 75. The endearingly graceless actress with the thick Bronx accent went on to become a pioneering film director with hits including Big and A League of Their Own.
When we all had to get used to Guy Lafleur's 'retirement'
When Guy Lafleur decided to step away from the game of hockey, he told CBC that his fans accepted the decision, even if it saddened them.
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Stage name Mariah Canary: Parrot chirps along with pop star's Christmas classic
Storm surge unearths 'incredible' trove of dinosaur fossils in U.K.
'Grandma keeps snowball in freezer' and other P.E.I. newsmakers of 2018
Who did Foster Hewitt think was 'the greatest of them all'?
During wartime, Canadians had less fruit for the fruitcake
Running back to … Moose Jaw? Guess Who frontman Burton Cummings finds new home in Sask.
Why some adults disapproved of kids playing a new type of tag
The 70-year-old tradition that keeps this 94-year-old partying on
The day Joe Clark's short-lived PC government came to an end
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir on 20 years of skating and their most iconic performances
When Andy met Wayne: How No. 99 ended up being painted by a legendary artist
Puma brings back fitness-tracking shoe considered 'useless' in 1986
A 'marvellous experience': Woman who survived 49 days in the Yukon after plane crash has died
'My grandma would be so proud': Celebrating 50 years of Candy Cane Lane
Where Joe Pesci saw a connection between Looney Tunes and Home Alone
The rare Steiff teddy bear that came to live in Canada
A new book looks at why Bobby Orr was one of the true hockey greats
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Former Flames radio voice Peter Maher recalls lifetime of hockey memories in new memoir
How lunch with Bono led Steve Jobs to reveal he named a computer after his daughter
A peek behind the doors of Canadian toy factories in 1954
