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Topless in Guelph: Legal and loving it Guelph university students organized a festival that encourages women to go top-free, just like the guys.
Fourth terror suspect appears in court Fourth suspect in Ottawa terrorism case is arrested, bailed, then arrested again. Tea Party rally big on God, short on colour Massive conservative turnout as Fox megapundits Beck and Palin call for "Restoring Honour" in America Investigation finds filthy spouts on public drinking fountains The Star collected and analyzed bacteria samples swabbed from spouts of 20 public water fountains and free-standing coolers across the city. Turns out Dalton McGuinty would be better off drinking from a dog bowl than the water cooler at Queen's Park. Man, 40, dies from stabbing in Brockton Village Police were called to the Brockton Village neighbourhood just after 11:30 p.m. for reports of a stabbing. Click here for more News
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Business
Why Intel's deal for McAfee will shake the laptop landscape Intel's $7.7 billion (U.S.) acquisition of security vendor McAfee is the deal with the most potential to reshape how we use technology over the next few years. Buyer vs. seller: Who's on top in GTA housing market? After a red-hot spring, Greater Toronto's housing market has hit the brakes - hard. Star reporter Tony Wong takes a look from both sides.		Roseman: How to manage credit without having credit manage you Financial institutions are keen to sell credit products, but not eager to tell you the risks. Roseman: Watch out for HST when mandatory tips are added to your bill The tips you give freely in restaurants and hair salons are not taxable—unless they're included automatically.
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Sports
Young: TFC season heading down familiar path The unmistakeable signs of decline are in place over Toronto FC's past 11 MLS games — eight of them at the BMO Field and just two wins to show for it. Canada in 'panic mode,' loses opener at basketball worlds Facing a seasoned Lebanese team, Canada lost 81-71 in its opening game of the men's world championship in Turkey.		Blue Jays hang on for win over Tigers Brandon Morrow pitched six strong innings for the Jays, who beat the Tigers 5-4 Saturday despite a shaky ninth inning from relievers Scott Downs and Kevin Gregg. Maple Leafs sign free agent Clarke MacArthur The Maple Leafs have bolstered their offence by signing unrestricted free agent forward Clarke MacArthur.
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Entertainment
Rob Salem's Emmy picks Star TV columnist thinks he knows better than the Emmy-voting Academy. We'll see. Fall TV Preview: Sunday, bloody Sunday Star TV critic Rob Salem previews the new fall season		Novel direction for Ken Finkleman Ken Finkleman, creator of TV's The Newsroom, has an imminent series and a book already here. Canada's dead soldiers immortal only in art For a little more than three years, Joanne Tod has been living with war.
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Living
Hoarding, depression a health risk for seniors Clutter caused by hoarding is a health hazard for seniors and often a sign of depression. Teams of "extreme cleaners" can help them get their lives back on track Style Czar: Upping the ante, from cotton to coffee Like gamblers who just can't resist upping the ante, or mountain		When men choose a best friend, size really doesn't matter There was a time when a real man wouldn't be caught dead walking a Paris Hilton accessory dog. Now, the last stereotype of male heterosexuality is dismantled. He eats quiche. He carries a murse. And he loves his little dog, too. Baby's middle name is a little on the wild side Nick and Krista Spence of Toronto went a little wild when choosing their son's middle name. His first name honours mom's Estonian heritage.
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Travel
Party Under a Full Moon Search for a lunar party leads to lovely Zanzibar Trust us – these are great places to stay Britain's National Trust has rooms for rent all over the country		Backyard Golf – Resort Life On The Edge Of The GTA Earlier this season, Frank Campanelli decided it was time to spice up the member/guest day at The Briars Golf Club. Snuggled next to the south end of Lake Simcoe, less than an hour's drive from Toronto, the club teased golfers with a $100,000 tax-free prize for players who could make a hole-in-one from the designated spot. Six players qualified to play for the big bucks, including John Kubina, who used a borrowed five-iron to jar a 165 yard shot and collect the six-figure cheque. At home in Amsterdam's Red Light District My husband and I stood uncertainly on the front step of a tall, 17th-century canal house in Amsterdam's infamous Red Light District. We'd never done anything like this before, and we weren't at all sure how it was going to turn out. We'd even come up with a signal we could use if one of us was ready to go home. We took a deep breath and rang the doorbell.
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