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Why you shouldn't salt a leech that's sucking your blood
Salting a leech that’s sucking your blood could make it vomit into the wound. Biologists behind a new Royal Ontario Museum exhibit on bloodsucking animals suggest better ways to remove leeches and share information about other bloodsuckers, including fish that swim up people’s genitals.
Trump impeachment hearings: What we've learned and what's next
Week 1 of televised impeachment hearings on Capitol Hill offered some interesting new details — and an abundance of clues about how this could play out for U.S. President Donald Trump.
The Queen has ditched buying fur — here's what northern trappers think
In Canada’s North, trapping still provides a livelihood for Indigenous communities. But with the country’s head of state turning her back on the trade, some say it’s a chance to return to traditional ways.
Prince Andrew says he has no recollection of meeting Epstein accuser
Prince Andrew has told a BBC interviewer that staying at the home of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was the "wrong thing to do," but he has "no recollection" of meeting an American woman who alleges she was forced to have sex with him when she was underage.
CN union gives Tuesday strike notice amid weekend contract talks
B.C. man wins months-long dog custody battle after sharing agreement with ex breaks down
St. Mark's Square reopens in Venice, but water remains high
Meet the man who exposed the CIA's use of torture — subject of the new movie The Report
Opinion
Why Don Cherry should apologize instead of hiding behind excuse that he's fighting for veterans
Marketplace
Cut dairy from your diet? You may be deficient in vitamin D, calcium
'A tissue paper shield': Expert slams Canada's lack of protections for whistleblowers
Fixing equalization will not be easy, but there are other options, say experts
Like, subscribe, save the world: YouTubers embrace climate activism, but experts question reach and motive
Trudeau urged to give Freeland domestic portfolio, name her deputy PM
Opinion
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney might be bilingual but he needs to learn a new language
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