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Trump vs GOP: Four Seasoned Republicans Impacted by the Forty-Fifth Presidency
Trump vs GOP: Four Seasoned Republicans Impacted by the Forty-Fifth Presidency

When it came to Donald Trump’s presidency, these Republican Party veterans didn’t stand a chance.

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His Own Kidnapping Helped This Filmmaker Tell The Story of the Only POW Of The Afghan War
His Own Kidnapping Helped This Filmmaker Tell The Story of the Only POW Of The Afghan War

“When you are kidnapped, you become part of this club you don't want to become a member of — a hostage club,”

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This study is helping reveal how and why people’s thinking skills change with age
This study is helping reveal how and why people’s thinking skills change with age

Results of a 1947 Scottish survey are providing scientists with valuable baseline information to study age-related cognitive decline.

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Eight Must-Watch Documentaries About The Power of Women
Eight Must-Watch Documentaries About The Power of Women

Stories of empowerment that will inspire.

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What is holding back the success of female condoms?
What is holding back the success of female condoms?

 A product that has the potential to prevent sexually transmitted diseases on a global level is facing (quite a few) challenges to going mass market.

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Belonging to Marilyn Monroe: What These Personal Items Say About the Icon’s Life
Belonging to Marilyn Monroe: What These Personal Items Say About the Icon’s Life

From the mink coat given by Joe DiMaggio to the sequined dress for JFK’s birthday bash, a look at Marilyn Monroe’s life through some of her most personal possessions.

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Fifteen Canadian Initiatives Trying to Reduce Food Waste Canadian Initiatives Trying to Reduce Food Waste
Fifteen Canadian Initiatives Trying to Reduce Food Waste Canadian Initiatives Trying to Reduce Food Waste

Growing, processing, and marketing food requires a lot of natural resources and labour. These Canadian initiatives are taking different approaches — big and small — to make sure it doesn’t go to waste.

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How Facebook was harnessed to micro-target voters and promote Donald Trump
How Facebook was harnessed to micro-target voters and promote Donald Trump

Learn about the key players that harnessed Facebook to successfully sell a candidate that many thought would never win the U.S. election.

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 The Robots Are Coming! Nine Industries Impacted by Tech Innovations The Robots Are Coming! Nine Industries Impacted by Tech Innovations
The Robots Are Coming! Nine Industries Impacted by Tech Innovations The Robots Are Coming! Nine Industries Impacted by Tech Innovations

There was a time when movies and pop culture predicted that the machines were coming and they would wipe out the human species. But if recent tech innovations are any indication, they're not coming for us...they're coming for our jobs.

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Group helps identify ISIS fighters fleeing northern Syria
Group helps identify ISIS fighters fleeing northern Syria

As ISIS militants flee their falling strongholds, a Syrian activist group is trying to track them and make sure they don't infiltrate other parts of the world.

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How to Stay Young: 3 Unorthodox Ways to Battle Aging
How to Stay Young: 3 Unorthodox Ways to Battle Aging

We all know that a balanced diet, regular exercise and stress reduction can help with anti-aging. But research digs deeper into specific things people can do to more effectively slow down aging. Here are three.

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Ten Things to Know About the U.S.-Mexico Border Barriers That Already Exist
Ten Things to Know About the U.S.-Mexico Border Barriers That Already Exist

Donald Trump has promised to build a wall on the U.S-Mexico border. But parts of that border already have a fence. Here’s what you need to know.

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From The Pointed Hat to the Burning Cross: The Real Origins of Ku Klux Klan Symbols
From The Pointed Hat to the Burning Cross: The Real Origins of Ku Klux Klan Symbols

While they have been used by the KKK as emblems of intimidation, the histories and cultural roots of these symbols predate the Klan and are unrelated to hate.

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Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and “The People’s Wedding”
Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and “The People’s Wedding”

On the 70th wedding anniversary, a look back at all the gorgeous details — from the dress to the dessert to the diamonds.

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Who are the Rohingya? Why are they fleeing Myanmar?
Who are the Rohingya? Why are they fleeing Myanmar?

Considered one of the most persecuted minorities, the Rohingya are also the single largest “stateless” community in the world.

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Poisoned: 7 Political Assassination Attempts Using Deadly Chemicals
Poisoned: 7 Political Assassination Attempts Using Deadly Chemicals

From the North Korean dictator’s half-brother to a former KGB spy to the former leader of Hamas, here are seven cases of political assassinations using poisons.

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Kim Jong-Nam: Meet The Half-Brother of North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-un Who Was Poisoned
Kim Jong-Nam: Meet The Half-Brother of North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-un Who Was Poisoned

Kim Jong-nam was once expected to succeed his father Kim Jong-il. But he fell out of favour and left North Korea. Then he was murdered. Meet the half-brother of dictator Kim Jong-un.
 

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An International Catfishing Scandal That Rocked The Sports World: Key Moments in the Shelley Chartier Case
An International Catfishing Scandal That Rocked The Sports World: Key Moments in the Shelley Chartier Case

A riveting story implicating a pro basketball player and an underage teen model leads authorities to a reclusive young woman in a small Manitoba First Nations community. Here are the key moments in Shelly Chartier’s catfishing scam and subsequent trial.

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Catfish Alert! How to protect yourself and your kids in the age of digital relationships
Catfish Alert! How to protect yourself and your kids in the age of digital relationships

They create a fake identity to steal your heart..or your hard-earned money. Here’s what you need to know about the fraudulent scheme known as “catfishing” and how to prevent it.

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Abacus vs US: A family-run bank, indicted after the global financial crisis, prevails
Abacus vs US: A family-run bank, indicted after the global financial crisis, prevails

“It's an awful feeling to be falsely accused and then to have people you don't even know believe those accusations and actually throw them back in your face.”

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How Having Cystic Fibrosis Inspired These Four People to Give Back
How Having Cystic Fibrosis Inspired These Four People to Give Back

"This is what I'm going to give the world - to contribute," says Jeremie Saunders, founder of the popular Sickboy podcast."

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Ivanka Trump: 30 Things You Didn’t Know About America’s First Daughter
Ivanka Trump: 30 Things You Didn’t Know About America’s First Daughter

She has walked the runway. She has written two books. She has made million dollar deals. Now she has a new role — Assistant to the President. Meet America’s newest First Daughter.

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Fahmy vs Egypt: 6 Key Moments That Took Mohamed Fahmy From Press To Prison
Fahmy vs Egypt: 6 Key Moments That Took Mohamed Fahmy From Press To Prison

From the moment he took the job, his fate was sealed.

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How A Police Raid Led To The Airing Of Diana's Most Private Thoughts
How A Police Raid Led To The Airing Of Diana's Most Private Thoughts

"It is a betrayal of her privacy and of the family’s privacy. I certainly don’t think they should be broadcast.”

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9 Animal Names With Indigenous Origins
9 Animal Names With Indigenous Origins

These animals found in Canada have names rooted in Indigenous languages.

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5 Things You May Not Know About Montreal’s Park Ex Neighbourhood
5 Things You May Not Know About Montreal’s Park Ex Neighbourhood

More than what meets the eye — five things the average person might not know about Montreal’s Park Ex neighbourhood.

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How to Spend the Perfect Day in Montreal's Parc-Extension Neighbourhood
How to Spend the Perfect Day in Montreal's Parc-Extension Neighbourhood

Whether you want to sample the plethora of ethnic cuisines, explore some of the churches, or wander through the bustling streets, this vibrant neighbourhood has it all.

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10 Times Princess Diana Melted Our Hearts As A Mom
10 Times Princess Diana Melted Our Hearts As A Mom

From Prince William and Harry’s christenings to school activities to holiday excursions, Princess Diana was a natural, as a mother.

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How The Queen Healed The Rift With Her People After Princess Diana’s Death
How The Queen Healed The Rift With Her People After Princess Diana’s Death

Princess Diana’s death put the Crown at odds with the country. This is how the will of the people triumphed over centuries of tradition.

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People’s Princess: How A Nation Mourned Diana’s Death
People’s Princess: How A Nation Mourned Diana’s Death

On the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, a look back at how Britain grieved.

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10 Things You Need To Know About Prince Harry’s Invictus Games
10 Things You Need To Know About Prince Harry’s Invictus Games

550 competitors from 17 nations are headed to Toronto to play adaptive sports that inspire recovery and support rehabilitation of veterans.

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Songwriting 101: Dean Brody
Songwriting 101: Dean Brody

The multiple award winner tells us about his writing process just ahead of the 2017 CCMA Awards.

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Winter is here: 7 Game of Thrones theme song covers to get you pumped
Winter is here: 7 Game of Thrones theme song covers to get you pumped

In anticipation of the seventh season of Game of Thrones, here are seven different versions of the epic theme song.

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How Canada's most diverse musical group is creating a whole new sound
How Canada's most diverse musical group is creating a whole new sound

Ever wondered how to play the Iranian tar or the Greek oud? Perhaps you're a percussionist curious about the Peruvian cajón or want to learn the bamboo flute. The New Canadian Global Music Orchestra has you covered.

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Iqaluit's the Jerry Cans cover the Tragically Hip like you've never heard before
Iqaluit's the Jerry Cans cover the Tragically Hip like you've never heard before

Listen to the Nunavut band cover "Ahead by a Century" entirely in Inuttitut, an Inuktitut dialect.

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What song reminds you of Canada? (Excerpt)
What song reminds you of Canada? (Excerpt)

rom Buffy Sainte-Marie to Ruth B to Chad Kroeger, we ask musicians for their favourite Canadian songs.

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Did Bing Crosby invent the Canadian tuxedo?
Did Bing Crosby invent the Canadian tuxedo?

The true story of a Vancouver hotel, double denim and a Hollywood legend.

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Ottawa: 10 emerging acts to watch
Ottawa: 10 emerging acts to watch

From Deen Squad to Trails to Seiiizmikk, we present a list of reasons to see some live music.

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From Hedwig to hallows: 8 scores to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter
From Hedwig to hallows: 8 scores to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter

On the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, we relive the wonders of J.K. Rowling's magical world through the iconic music from the movies.

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Halifax: 10 emerging acts to watch
Halifax: 10 emerging acts to watch

From Natalie Lynn to Aquakultre to Reeny Smith, we present a list of reasons to see some live music.

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Summer music preview: 14 albums you need to hear (Excerpt)
Summer music preview: 14 albums you need to hear (Excerpt)

There's a whole heap of new music on the way. Here's a preview of some of the albums that summer has in store.

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Refugees of Rap to Country for Syria: 6 musical acts without borders
Refugees of Rap to Country for Syria: 6 musical acts without borders

On World Refugee Day, we explore musical acts that are making music despite strife and displacement.

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First Play: Alanna Gurr and the Greatest State, Stand Still
First Play: Alanna Gurr and the Greatest State, Stand Still

Alanna Gurr and the Greatest State's third EP mixes delicate raspy vocals with bass, drums, guitar and pedal steels, all interjected sparingly.

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Kanye West: 40 things you need to know
Kanye West: 40 things you need to know

From the basic to the obscure, we dive deep into his history for Kanye West's 40th birthday.

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Have a splash on World Oceans Day with these 15 Canadian songs
Have a splash on World Oceans Day with these 15 Canadian songs

A playlist of Canadian songs that reference the oceans, the seas and and water journeys in honour of World Oceans Day.

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Destination: Canada
Destination: Canada

How the most diverse musical group in the country is composing a new Toronto sound.

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13 music videos that channel Salvador Dali
13 music videos that channel Salvador Dali

On Dali's birthday, a look at how some musicians have been inspired by his art.

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'MMMBop' has thousands of covers: listen to these 10
'MMMBop' has thousands of covers: listen to these 10

On the 20th anniversary of Hanson's "MMMBop," we take a look at 10 of the thousands of covers of the song.

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First Play: Battle of Santiago, La Migra
First Play: Battle of Santiago, La Migra

Battle of Santiago's third album is an energetic, pulsating adventure.

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Record Store Day 2017: CBC Radio 2 hosts share memories of their first visits
Record Store Day 2017: CBC Radio 2 hosts share memories of their first visits

On the 10th anniversary of Record Store Day, we asked CBC Radio 2 hosts to tell us about their first visit to one.

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Dean Brody: 5 songs that changed my life
Dean Brody: 5 songs that changed my life

"I think it's easy for me to sing about the beach because of those years growing up listening to the Beach Boys."

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Vimy Ridge centennial: listen to 12 songs from the Great War
Vimy Ridge centennial: listen to 12 songs from the Great War

On the 100th anniversary of Vimy Ridge, we delve into Canadian music from the Great War.

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Watch Hollerado perform the Dire Straits classic 'Money for Nothing'
Watch Hollerado perform the Dire Straits classic 'Money for Nothing'

The Strombo Show welcomed Hollerado to celebrate its new album, Born Yesterday. Besides performing several new tracks, the band also covered the Dire Straits classic "Money for Nothing."

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Watch Feist’s tear-jerking tribute to Leonard Cohen from the Junos
Watch Feist’s tear-jerking tribute to Leonard Cohen from the Junos

Feist pays tribute to the late Leonard Cohen at the 2017 Juno Awards in Ottawa.

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5 Canadian acts inspired by Buffy Sainte-Marie
5 Canadian acts inspired by Buffy Sainte-Marie

2017 Allan Waters Humanitarian Award recipient Buffy Sainte-Marie has been a musical inspiration to many. Here are five such Canadian musical acts.

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Girls to the front: an all-women playlist for Junos 2017
Girls to the front: an all-women playlist for Junos 2017

In a year when the Junos are dominated by men, we put the spotlight on all the women nominees.

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From Drake to Justin Bieber: Raheem D takes us through 5 Juno nominee mash-ups
From Drake to Justin Bieber: Raheem D takes us through 5 Juno nominee mash-ups

Ariana Grande, Drake, Justin Bieber, Rihanna, the Weeknd — here's how Raheem D mashed up five Juno 2017 nominees.

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Arturo Toscanini: 15 fascinating moments from the maestro's life
Arturo Toscanini: 15 fascinating moments from the maestro's life

From clashing with Mahler to snubbing Hitler to premiering La bohème, Toscanini's eventful life is the stuff of legend.

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National Puppy Day: 23 songs to play for your pooch
National Puppy Day: 23 songs to play for your pooch

In honour of our little four-legged friends on National Puppy Day, here's a playlist to celebrate.

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Spring 2017 preview: 24 albums you need to hear (Excerpt)
Spring 2017 preview: 24 albums you need to hear (Excerpt)

There's a whole heap of new music on the way. Here's a preview of some of the albums that spring has in store.

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Party on St. Patty's: 17 songs to aid the revelry
Party on St. Patty's: 17 songs to aid the revelry

Green outfit: check. Stocked bar: check. St. Patty's playlist: check.

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Albert Einstein: 10 things you might not know about his love for music
Albert Einstein: 10 things you might not know about his love for music

Albert Einstein wasn't only a gifted scientist, but an avid music enthusiast. On March 14, his birthday, we delve into his second love.

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Pi Day playlist: 14 songs for dividing 22 by 7
Pi Day playlist: 14 songs for dividing 22 by 7

Whether you're headed to a pie bake-off or simply looking for some tunes that your inner mathlete can rock out to, here are 14 songs to celebrate Pi Day.

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Pantayo: 7 things to know about the 'super girl gong group'
Pantayo: 7 things to know about the 'super girl gong group'

Filipina-Canadian all-women gong ensemble Pantayo wants you to groove to their music.

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From Céline Dion to Lauryn Hill: 30 women who have changed music (EXCERPT)
From Céline Dion to Lauryn Hill: 30 women who have changed music (EXCERPT)

We look at women who are pioneers and trailblazers changing the music industry by challenging social norms.

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11 songs you need to hear this week: International Women's Day edition (EXCERPT)
11 songs you need to hear this week: International Women's Day edition (EXCERPT)

CBC producers and hosts pick all the songs you shouldn't miss in celebration of IWD 2017.

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Space Jam: 5 playlists in anticipation of the next space discovery
Space Jam: 5 playlists in anticipation of the next space discovery

Science is awesome and so are outer space discoveries! Here are some playlists to celebrate.

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Music and the Oscars: 10 things you might not know
Music and the Oscars: 10 things you might not know

From Buffy Sainte-Marie to 'Blame Canada,' we delve into some Oscars trivia for music fans.

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Searchlight 2017: 5 non-English acts you should hear
Searchlight 2017: 5 non-English acts you should hear

It's not all English — Searchlight 2017 has a variety of entries in other languages.

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Beyries, Landing
Beyries, Landing

Beyries' debut album explores themes of identity, human relationships, courage and acceptance.

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Remembering Stuart McLean: musicians across Canada share their condolences
Remembering Stuart McLean: musicians across Canada share their condolences

As news of The Vinyl Cafe host Stuart McLean's passing broke, musicians across Canada took to social media to post condolences.

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 ​Quiz: How well do you know the flags of Canada's provinces and territories?
​Quiz: How well do you know the flags of Canada's provinces and territories?

With Canada turning 150 years old this year, it’s time to brush up on some grade school geography. Take this quiz to find out how well you know the flags of Canada's provinces and territories.

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Quiz: How well do you know the origins of Canada’s province & territory names?
Quiz: How well do you know the origins of Canada’s province & territory names?

It’s Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017. What better time to test your knowledge of the provinces and territories? Do you know the origins behind each one’s name? Take this quiz to find out.

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Oscars 2017: 3 trivia about each of the 9 best picture nominees
Oscars 2017: 3 trivia about each of the 9 best picture nominees

While going through Oscar nominations, CTVNews.ca came across some interesting trivia about each of the nine best picture nominations. Here three trivia highlights from each of the nominated movies, sans spoilers.

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Quiz: Do you know the origins of Canada’s provincial and territorial capital names?
Quiz: Do you know the origins of Canada’s provincial and territorial capital names?

2017 marks a milestone birthday for Canada. The country is turning 150. So what better time to test your Canadian-ness? Think you know the origins of Canada’s provincial and territorial capital names? Take this test to find out.

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Trump's immigration executive order, mapped: Banned countries and business interests
Trump's immigration executive order, mapped: Banned countries and business interests

A map highlighting the countries impacted by U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order, the neighbouring Muslim-majority nations that were not included, and Trump’s business holdings in that region. 

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16,901 reasons the Conservative leadership vote is so complicated (GRAPHICS)
16,901 reasons the Conservative leadership vote is so complicated (GRAPHICS)

The winner needs enough votes to hit 50 per cent plus one, or 16,901 points. But the system's quirks make it more complicated than that - and harder to predict a winner.

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Activists and celebrities band together to protest Donald Trump's inauguration
Activists and celebrities band together to protest Donald Trump's inauguration

Activists and celebrities join anti-inauguration events to protest Donald Trump becoming America’s 45th president.

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From Drumpf to Trump: The 45th U.S. President’s Family Tree
From Drumpf to Trump: The 45th U.S. President’s Family Tree

From European roots, to five children from three wives, to eight grandchildren, a look at president-elect Donald Trump’s family tree.

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Timeline: Donald Trump's journey to the White House
Timeline: Donald Trump's journey to the White House

As clock counts down to the Swearing In Ceremony that will take place on the west front of the U.S. Capitol Building, CTVNews.ca takes a look back at Donald Trump’s rise in politics from 2011 to now.

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Canada turns 150: How the country is preparing to kick off celebrations
Canada turns 150: How the country is preparing to kick off celebrations

For Canada, this New Year's Eve marks the beginning of countrywide celebrations for next year's Canada Day. Here is why the festivities are starting 182 days early and how you can join in.

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Canada's top doc retires: 10 key findings from his final report
Canada's top doc retires: 10 key findings from his final report

Canada's chief public health officer, Dr. Gregory Taylor, is retiring on Friday. His final report, released Thursday, outlines key factors influencing the well-being of Canadians and what needs to change.

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12 stories about Syrian refugees in Canada that warmed our hearts
12 stories about Syrian refugees in Canada that warmed our hearts

From welcome guides to wedding mishaps, a look back at heartwarming stories about Syrian refugees in Canada from the year gone by.

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TSO records national anthem in 12 most commonly spoken languages nationwide
TSO records national anthem in 12 most commonly spoken languages nationwide

To celebrate Canada's 'inclusivity, creativity and diversity' ahead of the nation’s 150th birthday, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra has recorded our national anthem in Arabic, American Sign Language, Cree, English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Punjabi, Spanish, Tagalog, and Tamil.

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Flight art: Pilot uses flight path to spell 'Hello' in the sky
Flight art: Pilot uses flight path to spell 'Hello' in the sky

When tracked on radar, a private aircraft flying above the German countryside spelled “Hello” on its flight path.

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PM Trudeau 'more than happy' to talk NAFTA with Trump (GRAPHICS)
PM Trudeau 'more than happy' to talk NAFTA with Trump (GRAPHICS)

Canada is open to talking about its existing trade deals even if other countries want to re-open them, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.

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 A timeline of key moments from the 2016 U.S. election
A timeline of key moments from the 2016 U.S. election

With the 2016 U.S. election now over, here is a look at how events unfolded on November 8, Election Day and the aftermath once the results were announced on November 9.

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 100 years later: Remembering Newfoundland's courage in the Battle of Somme
100 years later: Remembering Newfoundland's courage in the Battle of Somme

As Canada celebrates Remembrance Day, here is a closer look at the Newfoundlanders who fought in the Battle of Somme.

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 Dakota Access pipeline explained: What you need to know
Dakota Access pipeline explained: What you need to know

What you need to know about the Dakota Access pipeline, the protests surrounding its construction and its impact.

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How a Trump victory could affect Canada (GRAPHICS)
How a Trump victory could affect Canada (GRAPHICS)

Donald Trump has promised to reopen the North American Free Trade Agreement and get tough on America's NATO allies. CTVNews.ca compares his policies to those of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and breaks down the impact they could have on Canada.

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How a Clinton victory could affect Canada (GRAPHICS)
How a Clinton victory could affect Canada (GRAPHICS)

CTVNews.ca breaks down the impact a President Hillary Clinton could have on Canada, and how her policies compare to those of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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 Infographic: mouth and throat cancers caused by HPV on the rise
Infographic: mouth and throat cancers caused by HPV on the rise

A special report released by the Canadian Cancer Society shows that cancers of the mouth and throat caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) are rising dramatically among Canadian men.

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Hurricane Matthew: Tracking the crisis and impact through maps
Hurricane Matthew: Tracking the crisis and impact through maps

A closer look at the areas Hurricane Matthew will impact, the crisis and disaster management resources available in some of these areas and the probable track of some recent tropical storms.

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From birth to presidential bids: Timelines of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
From birth to presidential bids: Timelines of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump

From births and marriages to career successes and key political appointments, CTVNews.ca highlights significant moments in the lives of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

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A prince exiled from Burma dies in small Alberta town
A prince exiled from Burma dies in small Alberta town

Hso Khan Pha, an exiled Burmese prince who had been quietly living in a small central Alberta town, has died at age 78.

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Gift ideas for the Royal Family on their tours of B.C. and Yukon
Gift ideas for the Royal Family on their tours of B.C. and Yukon

With the itinerary for their upcoming tour to British Columbia and the Yukon now revealed, what gifts could be in store for the Royal Family?

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Everything you need to know about the royal visit (MAP)
Everything you need to know about the royal visit (MAP)

The Royal Family has dozens of events planned during its eight-day visit and will meet thousands of Canadians along the way.

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U.S. 2016 election explained: Everything you need to know
U.S. 2016 election explained: Everything you need to know

On CTVNews.ca: everything you need to know about the race to the White House and the upcoming U.S. election, including debate dates, battleground states and what exactly is an electoral college?

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Aussie father sorry for disappearing on bizarre family road trip (Map)
Aussie father sorry for disappearing on bizarre family road trip (Map)

An Australian father of three has apologized and is now asking for privacy after a family road trip, apparently driven by mental illness, which triggered a police search and ended with his wife and daughter in hospital and another daughter charged with theft.

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