What happened to the money from the ice bucket challenge?
The viral craze raised a cool $17 million for ALS Canada. How to spend that money has posed its own challenges.
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Why McJobs are good for teens
Sure the wages are low and the working conditions can be crummy, but there’s evidence that toiling at McDonald’s or other similar jobs as a teen can pay off later in life
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Shauna Hunt on the vulgar trend and what life has been like since her newscast challenge went viral
The Thrill: FHRITP, a TV era ends, and hipster Hamburglar
Our pop-culture podcast talks to CityNews’ Shauna Hunt, discusses the cancellation of two defining TV shows, and debates the Hamburglar rebrand
Harry Geoffrey Harding, 1926-2015
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How Kit and Ace plans to become the Lululemon of streetwear
From Canadian Business: The wife and son of Lululemon founder Chip Wilson are looking to stand out in the retail industry with its ace in the hole
Bottle battle: Is BPA really bad for our babies?
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Message from Riyadh: we’re winning
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Here’s how to decide which U.S. team to back in the playoffs
Our (un)scientific analysis of which U.S. team to cheer for now that all the Canadian squads have been eliminated and it’s down to the final four