Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of Prozac Nation, dies at 52
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Hundreds to lose jobs to automation, consolidation of 2 Loblaws distribution centres
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Canadian NBA talent continues to reach new milestones
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Ex-Trump aide Flynn deserves up to 6 months in prison, Justice Department now says
President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn deserves up to six months behind bars, the Justice Department said
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Strumbellas postpone Canadian tour as member undergoes medical treatment
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Canadian Olympians able to promote personal sponsors in Tokyo this summer
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Acquiring Canadian stars top priority for Toronto’s new pro swim league club
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Predators hire ex-Devils head coach John Hynes to replace fired Peter Laviolette
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Venezuela’s Guaido enters congress building only after chaotic scene with troops
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Work must stop on Trans Mountain, Site C, LNG pipeline until First Nations approval, UN committee says
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Canadian fire crews cheered in Australia as front-line teams prepare for the worst
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How this N.L. fish plant is learning to process sea urchins for a Japanese market
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Ottawa Hospital morgues are full, bodies left with ‘makeshift refrigeration,’ union says
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Canada upends Germany with doubles win, but playoff fate still up in air at ATP Cup
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Jets hand struggling Canadiens 6th straight loss in Kovalchuk’s debut
Veteran forward Ilya Kovalchuk felt good in his Montreal Canadiens debut despite not getting the win. Kovalchuk had an assist
McDavid’s gorgeous 1st hometown goal helps Oilers seal win in Toronto
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2 teenage snowboarders lost in B.C.’s backcountry burned homework to stay warm
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Sitting outside of playoffs, Predators fire head coach Peter Laviolette
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Canadian players return home from world juniors after winning gold
Members of Canada’s world junior hockey team were greeted by dozens of friends, family and supporters at Pearson International Airport
Oilers’ Yamamoto enjoying quick chemistry alongside Draisaitl, Nugent-Hopkins
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