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As gyms across North America prepare to reopen, many trainers who have managed to gain a following online during quarantine aren't sure whether they need to go back.

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Sally Rooney's novel Normal People now a TV series that you should savour, not binge

Normal People was a hit novel by celebrated Irish author Sally Rooney. Now her story of two millennials navigating their love is a TV series coming to CBC Gem. TV critic Jen Chaney says it's a show to take in slowly rather than binge watch.

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Reopening of Manitoba's film industry could draw productions from across North America

Manitoba is poised to become a movie hotspot this summer as one of the first jurisdictions in Canada to reopen its film industry shuttered by COVID-19.

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Emmy-winning comedic actor Fred Willard dies at 86

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