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ArticleOLD CARS

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ArticleFarm-Seen

Former fed­eral agri­cul­ture min­is­ter Hon Lyle Van­clief said he wor­ried that the sun was in ‘Jig­gers’ eyes - a sculp­ture in a flower bed - when he too wanted to read the Ontario Farmer, so helped him out a bit Leah, 2, admires a freshly born...

ArticleThings I learned from watch­ing movies

• Police depart­ments give their o cers per­son­al­ity tests to make sure they are delib­er­ately assigned to a part­ner who is their polar oppos­ite. If stay­ing in a haunted house, women should invest­ig­ate any strange noises in their most...

ArticleLife’s little mys­ter­ies

• Why do people pay to go up tall build­ings and then put money in bin­ocu­lars to look at things on the ground? Why do doc­tors leave the room while you change? They’re going to see you naked any­way. Why do toast­ers always have a set­ting that...

ArticleData centres must be viewed with a grain of salt

ArticleBee­keep­ers want end to bee imports from out­side N.A.

Ott­awa - Canada should halt honey and live bee imports from out­side of North Amer­ica to head off pun­ish­ing U.S. tar­iffs and pro­tect the sec­tor from dis­ease threats, says the Cana­dian Bee­keep­ers Fed­er­a­tion (CBF). Honey and bee products...

ArticleWhole Foods recalls some imports

Whole Food is recall­ing guacamoles, pico de gal­los, sal­sas, and pre­pared foods because they may be con­tam­in­ated with food pois­on­ing bac­teria. The products were impor­ted, but the Cana­dian Food Inspec­tion Agency did not say where from.