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Well before the days when Canadian football ratings skyrocketed and TSN broadcast every game, the Grey Cup was way more popular than the Canadian Football League itself. Comment?
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Harper 'always' said he'd go to Copenhagen: Prentice
Home : Top Stories : Harper 'always' said he'd go to Copenhagen: Prentice Harper 'always' said he'd go to Copenhagen: Prentice Viewer CTV National News: Roger Smith on the wrap up At the end of the Commonwealth summit in Port-of-Spain, Prime Minister Stephen Harper called for negotiations in Copenhagen that will produce realistic targets, and ... Comment?
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Independent PS unravelling: experts
Canadian diplomat Richard Colvin testified before a special House of Commons committee on the Canadian mission in Afghanistan on Nov. Comment?
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A hit with India, Harper looks to charm China
JOHN IBBITSON j ibbitson@globeandmail.com The civilian nuclear accord between Canada and India announced over the weekend proves that both governments are serious about renewing their relationship. Comment?
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MEX: Toluca, Morelia into Apertura semifinals
Toluca beat 12th seeded San Luis and Morelia rallied past Santos on Sunday to join Monterrey and Cruz Azul in the Mexican Apertura semifinals. Comment?
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IPO window reopens for BIOX
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Blogs Monday, November 30, 2009 6:56 AM IPO window reopens for BIOX Andrew Willis I nitial public offerings that failed to make it across the finish line before the market meltdown are being brought back as investors step up for growth plays. Comment?
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Less than 1% of $1.9-billion social-housing fund spent so far
You should receive the email within the next few minutes. PLEASE NOTE: Your Globe and Mail account will expire after 2 days if not validated as described in the email. Comment?
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Fans feel green after Riders lose tough one
Thousands of Saskatchewan Roughriders fans filed silently from Calgary's McMahon Stadium on Sunday night after watching in shock as their team lost the Grey Cup at the very last second. Comment?
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Some 500,000 lives were saved last year by giving AIDS sufferers antiretroviral drugs, the United Nations AIDS agency reported a few days ago. Comment?
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Ottawa threatens to end CN strike
OTTAWABack-to-work legislation is set to be introduced by the federal Conservatives in the strike by Canadian National Railway's 1,700 locomotive engineers. Comment?
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Less than 1% of $1.9-billion socia- housing fund spent so far
Bill Curry Ottawa - From Monday's Globe and Mail Published on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 12:15AM EST Last updated on Monday, Nov. Comment?
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CN strikers forced back to work?
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Ottawa is threatening to table back-to-work legislation Monday to end the CN Rail strike if the two sides haven't reached an agreement, a senior government official said late Sunday. Comment?
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Harper may tweak emissions goals before Copenhagen
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Canada may make minor adjustments to its targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions before climate talks in Copenhagen next month, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Sunday. Comment?
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To view this content you need to install the Flash Player. Als take the Grey Cup Video courtesy of CTV.ca Monday, Nov. Comment?
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Keeping 'music alive' with Alex Cuba
Midway through an extended guitar workout fuelling the crescendo of his live show, Alex Cuba took note of a young boy sitting near the front of the Market Hall stage. Comment?
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Local bus drivers heading to Olympics
Yesterday, Doug Anderson was driving the Trent West Bank bus for Peterborough Transit. Comment?
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Wrestler, skier named top athletes
Bass River wrestler Krista Betts was named female athlete of the year and paraplegic skier Luke Donovan of Dalhousie earned male athlete of the year honours at the Pitney Bowes Sport New Brunswick Awards banquet here Saturday. Comment?
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Moncton's Genevieve Lalonde has cracked the top three at the Canadian junior cross-country championships. Comment?
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As Canadian alpine skier Manuel Osborne-Paradis claimed victory Sunday in the season-opening super-giant slalom at Lake Louise, his mother Joan couldn't help but cry. Comment?
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Canadians prepare for key role as NATO readies for its last stand in Afghanistan
... is a Taliban presence in the city, it is not overt. In an oft-repeated line, they say the city, like any in North America, has its dangerous areas. "There is a lot of subversive influence, but are there areas where the (Taliban) are predominantly ... Comment?
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