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Light a candle and celebrate! The iPhone turns 12

Light a candle and celebrate! The iPhone turns 12

Apple unveiled the first generation iPhone on June 29, 2007
New Hampshire man accused of forging police report as late for work excuse

New Hampshire man accused of forging police report as late for work excuse

Paul Neilson, 51, was charged last week with forgery
U.S. piano teacher gets to keep $40K in feud with noisy neighbour

U.S. piano teacher gets to keep $40K in feud with noisy neighbour

The inharmonious relationship started in 2012, court records say
Always ticking: Canada’s population clock shows demographic changes in real time

Always ticking: Canada’s population clock shows demographic changes in real time

Online tool from Statistics Canada offers an evocative snapshot of the country’s ever-shifting population
Canadians more likely to take pride in the present than history: poll

Canadians more likely to take pride in the present than history: poll

The Canadian flag takes the number three spot on the list of symbols of pride
Fashion Fridays: Seven essential shoes for summer

Fashion Fridays: Seven essential shoes for summer

Kim XO, helps to keep you looking good on Fashion Fridays on the Black Press Media Network
Country music exhibit to feature Shania Twain, k.d. lang outfits

Country music exhibit to feature Shania Twain, k.d. lang outfits

National Music Centre’s ‘Homegrown Country’ showcase opens ahead of the Calgary Stampede
Making Millennials feel old: the first Harry Potter book was released 22 years ago

Making Millennials feel old: the first Harry Potter book was released 22 years ago

Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone was released on June 26, 1997
Vacation can’t break British Columbians’ connection to technology

Vacation can’t break British Columbians’ connection to technology

Survey shows 15 per cent of B.C. residents choose a staycation so as not to leave pets behind
Poll suggests Canadians could learn more about quirky bits of country’s history

Poll suggests Canadians could learn more about quirky bits of country’s history

Historica says scores were particularly poor for questions related to science and innovation