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Over-the-top hamburgers

The Olympic anti-hero

Getting calcium into your diet

How sweet is that shiraz?

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In a clinical trial, a woman used the BrainGate system to mentally control a robotic arm and reach for a drink.

Paralysis patients move robot arms with their minds

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The secret to the beefiest, juiciest burger ever

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Chanel’s Cruise show: As if Marie Antoinette went to the beach

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We can't stop judging our friends

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Shanna (not using last name by request), is one of the four lead authors of the report calling on the Ontario goverment to make major changes to the foster care system.

Ontario urged to revamp foster care system

Home & Garden »

Yorkville, Toronto condo living room

The right way to stage a home for sale

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Spring Cleaning

Help sifting through the misinformation out there.

How green is it? How to sort out the environmental hype

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Heli-mountain biking, Otago, New Zealand

Fly up a New Zealand mountain, before flying down on two wheels

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Author Kim Izzo has just released her first novel, a romantic comedy titled The Jane Austen Marriage Manual.

What's a miserable 40something to do? Write her own ending

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My quest for cleavage

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Life Poll

How do you like your cheeseburger?

10% 32 votes

With a slice of processed cheese

12% 37 votes

Dripping with melted blue cheese

63% 194 votes

Topped with real cheddar

15% 47 votes

Any cheese is fine by me

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The secret to the beefiest, juiciest burger ever

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How kids - and you - can put the fun in fundraising

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I have certainly been jealous of the special attention my husband has shown my child... I work to get my head around being less possessive of him. It is a bit of a work in progress; it does involve giving my head a good shake now and then.
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Mom admits to being jealous of her baby

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The price of the food on the right would have to go up 20 per cent before the guy holding it would eat the healthy food on the left, a new study suggests.

‘Fat tax’ would have to be a whopper to work, study says

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