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Health
Surviving cystic fibrosis
The genetic revolution didn’t save her. That took a double-lung transplant.
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Canada
Tough love among the Ahousaht
A native band has a radical plan for dealing with alcohol abusers. And it may be working.
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Barbara Amiel
Now I’ve got to worry about flies, too
Going Gaga: Today’s extreme and celebrity culture has even affected the Animal Channel
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Blog Central
Reading between the lines of Garry Breitkreuz’s gun registry column
Always good to spice up an op-ed with a laugh line
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TV Guidance
Get a Show On HBO and You’re Set For Life
The only show they tried to cancel recently was ‘The Life and Times of Tim,’ and they just un-canceled it
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Books
A lot of stuff Peter Gzowski just made up
A new biography sets the record straight about many of the CBC radio legend’s stories
Blog Central
Canada
Can Holmes fix native reserves?
HGTV’s Holmes on Homes recently joined forces with the Assembly of First Nations and will oversee an initiative aimed at building sustainable homes on reserves
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What is it exactly that gets you on a no-fly list?
New documents reveal a fight over defining an ‘immediate threat’
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Tough love among the Ahousaht
A native band has a radical plan for dealing with alcohol abusers. And it may be working.
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Who loves Iran?
Ahmadinejad attempts to rally expatriates
Business
The trucks are still big. The engines, puny.
Ford’s newest Explorer SUV offers a glimpse of the company’s future
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Judging the judge in Conrad Black’s appeal
Richard Posner is considered brilliant—and ‘callous’
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The high-tech cold war that has entangled RIM
Should tech companies be forced to be freedom fighters too?
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Listening for liars
When lying, CEOs tend to speak with less hesitation
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Opinion
It’s Trudeaumania, without the Trudeau
Or the mania. SCOTT FESCHUK on the summer of Ignatieff’s bus tour and Harper’s trickery.
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Now I’ve got to worry about flies, too
Going Gaga: Today’s extreme and celebrity culture has even affected the Animal Channel
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So you want to be a member of Parliament?
It takes a dazzling set of skills to be an MP. Like having a hand, to pound things with.
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Using a mosque to prey on U.S. fears
People like to hear they’re right to worry. There will always be politicians willing to tell them that.
Environment
Sharks’ favourite lunch stop
One 75-km stretch of beach in Florida has the largest number of shark attacks in the world
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The other long-form census
The head count is almost complete in the first tally of the world’s marine species
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A road that cleans the air
New material may soon become a valuable tool in the fight against pollution
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A composting plant’s odoriferous problem
Orgaworld sees big money in compost. But first, there’s the matter of that stench.
The Interview
Tony Blair interview: On the Iraq war, George W. Bush, his wife
And dealing with the royals after Diana died
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The Dreyfus Affair: A century-old controversy resonates today
Why the publishing business is suddenly hot for a 19th-century scandal
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Nelson Mandela’s final resting place promises to be a point of contention
When the time comes, will it be home or away?
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These geese are cooked
Why a major cull of Canada geese may be a waste of time
Arts & Culture
Brian Wilson takes on Gershwin
The Beach Boy talks about the band, his new life and ‘Rhapsody in Blue’
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FanExpo: freaks, nerds and corporate takeover
Are bigger comic cons better? Veterans Stan Lee and Lloyd Kaufman tackle the issue.
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The 16 nerdiest sights of FanExpo
From closed-casket coffin rides to cross-dressing superhero buffs, the 2010 FanExpo is a mosaic of weird
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Introvert’s guide to networking
First of all, whatever you do, don’t listen to the tips from extroverts
Health
Animal hoarders: beyond the cat lady cliché
How—and why—people go from owning one or two pets, to 200
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Surviving cystic fibrosis
The genetic revolution didn’t save her. That took a double-lung transplant.
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Why are ever-younger adults contracting shingles?
No longer just a disease of the elderly?
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The first signs of a coming health care crisis
Why can’t our best and brightest new cardiac surgeons get jobs?
Travel
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This week’s travel news
Why 2 Stars Are Better Than 5, Ship vs Shore Debate, Chinese Tourists Have Landed
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Driving Oz’s Red Centre; New World Heritage Sites
Jumping Crocodiles 1 km Ahead
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Piwi The Kiwi Goes To Rehab
New Zealand’s national symbol and endangered species, the Kiwi bird
The End
1969-2010 | Michael Craig Robinson
He loved canoeing, and could be seen portaging through suburban streets to get to the river. ‘He always wanted to see what was around the bend.’
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