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With a transit strike looming in Thunder Bay, what‘s your take on possible job action:
	It would be disruptive
	I’ll get by with other means
	I don’t use transit
	I hope there’s no stoppage

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Oddities

Source: NFL players’ union looking into rookie trades made by four teams
WASHINGTON - The NFL players’ union is looking into whether trades made by four teams this week are attempts to avoid paying money into a rookie pool. A source requesting anonymity said Wednesday the NFL Players Association is reviewing trades made by the Washington Redskins, St. Louis Rams,...
Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Ontario premier to pop star Justin Bieber: Follow me on Twitter!
TORONTO - The premier of Justin Bieber’s home province may not be among the baby-faced pop phenom’s legions of fans, but like them he’s hoping his Twitter feed will catch the singer’s eye. Dalton McGuinty has come to the social media network a bit late in the game, but he’s catching on quick...
Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Like a scene from ’Lost,’ polar bear spotted in forest in Manitoba
SHAMATTAWA, Man. - It doesn’t have quite the same shock value as a polar bear appearing on the tropical island in the TV show "Lost." But a sighting of one of the white creatures amidst the relative greenery of Shamattawa, Man., has caught everyone in the community off guard. The bear appear...
Monday , August 30, 2010

Ontario’s ’Premier Dad’ launches into Twitterverse, shedding stuffy image
TORONTO - "Premier Dad" has launched himself into the Twitterverse. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty is taking another step towards shedding his stuffy image by joining Twitter. By 5 p.m. Monday, McGuinty’s account had racked up more than 950 followers. Twitter will allow the premier to "spea...
Monday , August 30, 2010

Gimme five: Paralympian slaps 9,300 hands in world record attempt
VANCOUVER - A Paralympic skier has slapped more than 9,300 hands in an attempt to break the world record for most high fives in 24 hours while bringing attention to worker safety. Josh Dueck started the high fives at a B.C. Lions game on Friday night and kept going for the next 24 hours, far...
Sunday , August 29, 2010

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