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Thursday, December 12, 2024
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100 Days that Rocked the Royals
 
The first three months of 2024 were rough for the Royal Family and included King Charles’s fight with cancer and Kate Middleton’s preventative chemotherapy.
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15 Ways My Dad Almost Died
 
Comedian Alia Rasul unravels her dad’s ridiculous near-death experiences — and in the process discovers how the 1974 siege of Jolo, Philippines was wiped from the history books.
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Aging in the Wild
Meet the world's animal elders and discover their secrets to survival.
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My Friend Omar: The Struggles of a Seasonal Worker
Omar, a seasonal migrant worker, finds himself suffering unchecked abuses at the hands of his employer while trapped within Canada's closed visa system.
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How a manipulated photo destroyed trust between the Royal Family and the public
In March 2024, a photo of Princess Catherine and her kids was released to quell speculation on her whereabouts — but keen eyes realized the image had been Photoshopped, raising more questions than answers.
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Black music in Canada exists, thrives and survives — but it's not because of the mainstream music industry
Black radio shows, promoters, DJs and artists ‘ensured stages, pages and airwaves were filled.'

Your pet cat is probably a killer — but it doesn't have to be that way

According to one study, outdoor cats are responsible for an estimated 100 million to 350 million bird deaths annually in Canada alone.

Animals use sound in extraordinary ways to hunt, find a mate and survive
Nature is a cacophony of calls and hums, buzzes and beats, but so far, we've only heard part of the story..

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