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12 'Luckiest' Flight Routes In The World That Fly Over Rainbows, Study Reveals
According to a popular pilot's superstition, flying over a rainbow brings extreme good luck for the journey.
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Star Wars Day 2020: Origin of 'May the Fourth Be With You' and Interesting Facts
Star Wars Day is annual celebration of the Star Wars franchise created by George Lucas in 1977.
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Shooting At NBA Championship Celebration In Canada Injures 4 People
Four people were injured, some seriously, after a shooting at the NBA championship celebration for the Toronto Raptors, police said. In a Monday evening news conference, Police Chief Mark Saunders said police arrested three people and seized two firearms. It was unclear if any of the suspects were among the four injured.
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Scientists Interview A Lot Of Exes, Confirm You Probably Do Have A 'Type'
According to new research, when it comes to romantic partners, most people do have a "type," personality-wise. The study, by a pair of psychologists at the University of Toronto, arrives at its conclusions after interviews with hundreds of people's romantic exes.
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Woman Shot With Crossbow After She Opened Door To A "Deliveryman"
A man in white turned his truck onto the leafy, brick home-lined Bayberry Drive outside Toronto and gathered a large cardboard box in his arms, careful to keep the trigger end of the crossbow on his side.
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As Silicon Valley Eyes Toronto, Some Worry Tech Boom Could Hurt Canada
The flurry of announcements is also intensifying a debate about how to ensure Canadian companies can also flourish and become global dynamos.
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At The Toronto International Film Festival, Summer Turns To Fall, And Movies Turn To The Concerns Of The Day
And by the time TIFF wraps, guests will have seen movies that are guaranteed to dominate the Oscar-oriented awards season that TIFF helps launch
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Amid Spat With Canada, Saudi Twitter Account Shares '9/11-Like' Image
Amid a diplomatic spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada, a pro-government Saudi Twitter account shared - and then deleted - a digitally altered image that appeared to show a plane flying toward the skyline of Toronto, Canada's largest city.
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A Black Man Was Forced To Pay Upfront At Restaurant. He Got His Meal - And $10,000.
In the early hours of May 3, 2014, Emile Wickham and three of his friends went out to eat in downtown Toronto for Wickham's birthday. The group chose to celebrate at Hong Shing Chinese Restaurant, a mainstay in the area for nearly two decades, in part because they saw other people eating there at that hour.
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How Do You Capture A Mass-Killer Suspect Without Firing A Shot? Ask Toronto Police
Alek Minassian, plowed into a crowd of pedestrians on a sidewalk at more than 30 mph, killing 10 and wounding 15 more.
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12 'Luckiest' Flight Routes In The World That Fly Over Rainbows, Study Reveals
According to a popular pilot's superstition, flying over a rainbow brings extreme good luck for the journey.
-
Star Wars Day 2020: Origin of 'May the Fourth Be With You' and Interesting Facts
Star Wars Day is annual celebration of the Star Wars franchise created by George Lucas in 1977.
-
Shooting At NBA Championship Celebration In Canada Injures 4 People
Four people were injured, some seriously, after a shooting at the NBA championship celebration for the Toronto Raptors, police said. In a Monday evening news conference, Police Chief Mark Saunders said police arrested three people and seized two firearms. It was unclear if any of the suspects were among the four injured.
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Scientists Interview A Lot Of Exes, Confirm You Probably Do Have A 'Type'
According to new research, when it comes to romantic partners, most people do have a "type," personality-wise. The study, by a pair of psychologists at the University of Toronto, arrives at its conclusions after interviews with hundreds of people's romantic exes.
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Woman Shot With Crossbow After She Opened Door To A "Deliveryman"
A man in white turned his truck onto the leafy, brick home-lined Bayberry Drive outside Toronto and gathered a large cardboard box in his arms, careful to keep the trigger end of the crossbow on his side.
-
As Silicon Valley Eyes Toronto, Some Worry Tech Boom Could Hurt Canada
The flurry of announcements is also intensifying a debate about how to ensure Canadian companies can also flourish and become global dynamos.
-
At The Toronto International Film Festival, Summer Turns To Fall, And Movies Turn To The Concerns Of The Day
And by the time TIFF wraps, guests will have seen movies that are guaranteed to dominate the Oscar-oriented awards season that TIFF helps launch
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Amid Spat With Canada, Saudi Twitter Account Shares '9/11-Like' Image
Amid a diplomatic spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada, a pro-government Saudi Twitter account shared - and then deleted - a digitally altered image that appeared to show a plane flying toward the skyline of Toronto, Canada's largest city.
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A Black Man Was Forced To Pay Upfront At Restaurant. He Got His Meal - And $10,000.
In the early hours of May 3, 2014, Emile Wickham and three of his friends went out to eat in downtown Toronto for Wickham's birthday. The group chose to celebrate at Hong Shing Chinese Restaurant, a mainstay in the area for nearly two decades, in part because they saw other people eating there at that hour.
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How Do You Capture A Mass-Killer Suspect Without Firing A Shot? Ask Toronto Police
Alek Minassian, plowed into a crowd of pedestrians on a sidewalk at more than 30 mph, killing 10 and wounding 15 more.
