Mike Simmons
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Joined on Nov 28, 2007
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A BC university student earned her first cap with the Canadian women's field hockey team as they faced the 13th ranked squad in the world during the Canada-India Cup.
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The final training days are here for racers entering the oldest triathlon race in North America – the Subaru Ironman triathlon.
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Advertising mavens are always looking for ways to attract our attention. That competition has gone beyond being the loudest, brightest or most racy to putting voices inside our heads.
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While US diplomacy may be unable to soothe the savage beast of North Korean foreign policy, the music of the New York Philharmonic could provide a kind of balm that politicians cannot.
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The Montreal Exchange has agreed to pool its assets under TSX Group Inc., owners of the Toronto Stock Exchange, in a $1.3 billion merger.
Rocky negotiations that have been ongoing for months have finally resulted in an agreement.
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Cellphone usage on a regular basis can increase the risk of cancerous tumours, says a new Israeli study. Part of a World Health Organization project, the study looked at a wider sampling than previous research on the subject.
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Catholic students in Calgary will have to trek to the movie theatre if they want to experience a long-published fantasy story this year.
The Catholic school board of Calgary has yanked Philip Pullman's book [i]The Golden Compass[/i] off library shelves.
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The tasering and death of Robert Dziekanski at the hands of the RCMP has sparked a civil rights movement across British Columbia, and electrified the town where he lived.
A human rights forum was held at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops on Nov. 29.
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30,000 drones in American skies, civil liberties in jeopardy
