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Finance The Motley Fool
You Should Avoid Dollarama Inc. for These 2 Reasons
Dollarama Inc. (TSX:DOL) may have seen its best days. Here's why it may be time to dump the stock.
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The Obamas help daughter Malia move into Harvard dorm
Barack and Michelle Obama proved they were like any other parents as they helped their daughter Malia settle into university life at Harvard. Malia, 19, had been allowed to move in a day early during the solar eclipse to create as little distractions as possible. The Obamas, both dressed down and wearing sunglasses, looked visibly emotional as they said goodbye to their firstborn.
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Sports Ball Don't Lie
LeBron James says goodbye to Kyrie Irving on Twitter
The four-time NBA MVP bid a fond public farewell to Kyrie Irving after news of his trade hit.
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News CBC
Why this young family has been living with pot smoke in their condo for the last 5 years
"It wakes him up from a dead sleep," he said in an interview with CBC Toronto. Bradshaw said he first raised the issue with his neighbour and then with the property management company in 2012. The management firm then repaired the wall between the two units and the condo corporation even got a court order to stop the neighbour from smoking in 2015.
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Fall’s Most Versatile Trend Is Perfect For Work-Here’s How To Style It
Calling the check blazer a trend feels slightly off-kilter-it’s been a mainstay in our wardrobes for years, decades even. However, with a quick visual sweep across the fall/winter 2017 runways, it’s undeniable that this piece is, in fact, a prominent style for the upcoming season. Stella McCartney, Calvin Klein Collection, Jason Wu, Gabriela Hearst and numerous other brands showed the sartorial staple, which is why we’re spotlighting the best ways for you to wear it. Scroll down for 12 outfit ideas involving a check blazer and, if you need to add one to your repertoire, don’t forget to shop our picks.
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Jon And Kate Plus Custody Battle
Former reality TV couple Jon and Kate Gosselin are back in the headlines after a public screaming match required police intervention.
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NewsCBC
He's considered Canada's founding father, but many Ontario teachers want his name stripped from public schools
As U.S. legislators mull the removal of statues seen by many as painful reminders of the darker moments in American history, a similar debate is playing out in Ontario over whether public schools should bear the names of Canadian figures associated with this country's legacy around the treatment of Indigenous communities. Felipe Pareja, a French teacher in Peel region just west of Toronto, is behind the motion.
