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I Hate To Throw Cold Water On The Virutes Of Your Editing, But…


“Debating the virutes of cold-water therapy”

– Toronto Star


Film Nobody Asked For Comes To Channel Nobody Watches


“Mighty Ducks reboot coming to Disney+”

– Toronto Sun


Premier Is Banned From All Media Appearances


“Province introduces new anti-bullying measures”

– Toronto Star


Poor People Will Be Able To Afford To Eat As Well As Pay Their Rent?


“The perils of attacking income disparity through redistributive policies”

– Globe and Mail


How Can You Dangle Anything From A Sidewalk?


“Sidewalk dangles a startup fund if Quayside a go”

– Toronto Star


They’ll Be Sure To Kill Them When They Get There


“Washington, Beijing closing in on parts of a trade deal, U.S. says”

– Globe and Mail


There Aren’t Pills For That…But There Should Be


“Campaign did little to ease business anxiety”

– Toronto Star

“Trudeau’s win stokes anxiety in Alberta oil patch”


– Globe and Mail


The US Will Never Accept That


“To make corrupt leaders pay, we should seize and repurpose frozen assets”

– Globe and Mail


It Was To The End Of The Driveway, But Small Steps, Right?


“I went for a walk. And I didn’t hate it”

– Toronto Star


How Do You Expect Me To Trust A Restaurant That Can’t Even Afford To Buy A Vowel?


“Well travelled
Halifax’s Rchmnd mixes international flair with local familiarity”

– Globe and Mail


He Doesn’t Trust His Natural Ability, So He Uses An App On His Phone


“Johnson turns on charm in Brexit push”

– Toronto Star


In Fact, If They Could Overlook The Year Completely, That Would Be Great


“Analysts expect investors to look beyond the U.S. stock market in 2020”

– Globe and Mail


Just In Indonesia?
I’ve Known About It Wherever I Have Had Tofu


“Toxic Side of Tofu in Indonesia”

– New York Times


Right-wing Economists Who Demanded It And Now Renounce It Belong There, Too


“A carbon tax isn’t the only tool in the box”

– Globe and Mail


Hop A Long Cassidy Derides Again!


“For Pattinson, it had to work, eventually
He’s come along way from ‘Twilight,’ and the trip has been ‘an all-consuming terror'”

– Toronto Star


What A Difference An Editorial Board Makes


“Liberals choose to go to the left rather than bridge divide with the Prairies”

– Globe and Mail

“Liberals ‘open to new ideas’
PM appeals for unity in throne speech as Parliament returns after divisive election”


– Toronto Star


It’s Just A Happy Coincidence That It Usually Works Out That Way


“A healthy meal doesn’t have to be bland”

– Toronto Star


Presidential Tweet Blows It To Hell


“U.S. makes pledge to Mexico on USMCA labour issues”

– Globe and Mail


There’s Always Ford


“Watch out, Trudeau
When Scheer-bashing becomes boring, it’s time to aim elsewhere”

– Toronto Sun


Has To Kill A Boss And Level Up First


“Agency aims to ‘unlock funding'”

– Toronto Star


Living The Dream!


“Catalyst bid makes Baker group look dubious
HBC executive chairman and his allies are plotting to grab 100% of the company with nary a penny of their own money”

– Globe and Mail


Nothing Less Than A Million Dollar Donation To The Conservative Party Will Suffice


“Ontario’s London, N.Y.C. envoys must be ‘qualified'”

– Toronto Star


Imagine What Their Fate Would Have Been If Beer Had Been Talking


“Champagne says two Canadians detained in China could be compensated”

– Globe and Mail


Loving Meat Definitely In Your Jeans, Observation Shows


“Hating vegetables could be in your genes, study shows”

– Toronto Star


That Seems Fair
The Middle Class Is Not A Class At All


“‘Middle class tax cut’ is not a tax cut at all”

– Globe and Mail


Headlines Optimistic Despite Doom And Gloom


“BoC expected to hold rates steady despite strong economic data”

– Globe and Mail

“Shopify surpasses BCE market cap as shares continue to surge
Software company’s value climbs to $56.2-billion despite lack of profitability, as market share and revenue expand”


– Globe and Mail

“Oil prices drop as Trump fans fears of extended trade war, but more upside seen ahead for TSX energy stocks”


– Globe and Mail

“Despite attack on Saudi oil facilities, global markets are unconcerned”


– Globe and Mail

“Happy cannaversary! Looking back at year one of legalized pot
Despite lingering safety concerns and bumpy rollout for industry, experts point to early successes”


– Toronto Star

“Boeing still predicting U.S. approval of 737 Max in 2019
Shares of plane maker rise, even as it reports a 53-per-cent drop in quarterly profit”


– Globe and Mail

“Liberals fire up anti-oil rhetoric despite risk to national unity”


– Globe and Mail

“Despite falling demand for potash, Nutrien is still worth the investment”


– Globe and Mail


1. Get Used To Being Screwed
2. To 10. Repeat Step One


“Hard money truths for teens, young adults
These 10 tips will help high-school graduates deal with costly housing and a rough job market”

– Globe and Mail


Not That We Want To To Put Too Fine A Point On It


“‘People are starting realize it’s going down for good”

– Toronto Star


Worried They’ll Win Primaries Against Republican Congresspeople


“U.S. fears feral pig invasion from Canada”

– Globe and Mail


But Since The Supreme Court Ruled Politicians Don’t Have To Tell The Truth, They’re Good


“Fiscal update shows Liberals can’t deliver on all promises”

– Toronto Star


What Was The Ad That Featured The Tag Line, “Please Don’t Squeeze The Margin?”


“Dollarama maintains prices despite margin squeeze”

– Globe and Mail


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