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In a haze of unknown liquor, Charles Joughin became the textbook example of how to survive a shipwreck

It isn’t every day a former Canadian prime minister can be seen strolling down the aisles of Red Deer’s Costco store. Yet it happened this week, when shoppers and staff were amazed to see Brian Mulroney headed towards the food court in the Gasoline Alley
Is a doomsday asteroid on its way to Earth'
The strange object, named 2016 WF9, was discovered last year. Self-proclaimed Russian astronomer Dr Dyomin Damir Zakharovich said it is heading straight towards our planet.
In case you needed another reason to fear that the apocalypse is nigh, robots are now arguing over whether they are, in fact, actually human. They also appear to be in love.
The frozen pants: a Calgary mystery
There are enduring mysteries in this world. Are we alone in the universe? How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? Whose pants are frozen to the sidewalk on Bow Trail?

WINNIPEG — Canada’s annual gathering of top Arctic scientists has been roiled by an open letter from researchers protesting what they call a sexist joke at the conference’s gala banquet.
The event with some Toronto corporate movers and shakers comes days after the Tory leadership candidate declared ‘the elites are out of touch’ following Trump’s win
It was revealed earlier this year that top law firms, such as Nabarro, are charging clients as much as CAD$1,653, meaning that a six-minute lavatory break could cost up to CAD$165.

Library and Archives Canada has unearthed documents about Canadian supersoldier James “Logan” Howlett.

On Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry responded to the news that a former Guantanamo Bay detainee had returned to terrorism by saying, “He’s not supposed to be doing that.”

A misspelled word during a heated Facebook conversation questioning if Albertans should rise up and overthrow the government sparked a flurry of comments and memes on social media.
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