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NBA: Dallas 129, Toronto 101

Published: Nov. 8, 2009 at 3:00 AM scored 29 points and Dallas had a 10-0 run in the third quarter to down the Toronto Raptors 129-101 Saturday. Nowitzki also pulled down nine rebounds, while Jason Terry scored 19 and Shawn...

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Canadians Enjoy New Role For Military

There's no doubt that Canadians have developed a full-blown, if heartbreaking, romance with their soldiers - and, it can be argued, a more robust sense of the country's place in the world. They have become modern-day action...

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Toronto Star copyeditor edits memo announcing the elimination of copyeditor jobs

A copyeditor at the Toronto Star greeted the news that union copyeditor jobs were being eliminated in favor of freelancers by heavily editing the publisher's memo announcing same, pointing out all the ways in which the...

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Carmen Millet added a blog post

Carmen Millet added a blog post Dear Winter: Please Come For those of you just joining the ATGAIC party, let me give you a quick history. Two years ago, I packed up and moved 1,600 miles from Houston, Texas to Toronto, Ontario....

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Canadian Expert Consensus Panel Criteria for ME/CFS

NEUROENDOCRINE MANIFESTATIONS: loss of thermostatic stability, heat/cold intolerance, anorexia or abnormal appetite, marked weight change, hypoglycemia, loss of adaptability and tolerance for stress, worsening of symptoms with...

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Hundreds brainstorm on making economy green at Toronto conference

TORONTO - How to stimulate Ontario's economy while protecting the environment at the same time was the focus of the Good Green Jobs for All conference in Toronto on Saturday. "There's a huge opportunity out there to put people...

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It's hit and miss as far as getting flu shots in GTA

When it comes to getting an H1N1 shot, it's still a matter of where you live and who you are. In Peel Region, where immunization clinics will be shut down until Wednesday because of a vaccine shortage, thousands of residents...

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Perkins: Freedom sounds like Beethoven, tastes of oranges

Twenty years ago, two vacationers from Toronto are swept up in the elation of the Berlin Wall's fall Columnist Dave Perkins stands at the Berlin Wall 20 years ago. Visiting as the wall first came down, he found a Blue Jays...

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Pearson airport: Flu magnet

Passengers are streaming through the glass doors and into the muted light of the public hall at Pearson's Terminal One. Some march, almost head down, toward the exits and waiting limousines. Others linger, searching for loved...

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Crusade for copyright-free literacy

Writer, blogger and lifelong rabblerouser Cory Doctorow champions the sharing of intellectual property Cory Doctorow will have mixed feelings when the news reaches him that employees of the Toronto Public Library system will...

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