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SNL tackles Harvey Weinstein accusations with satire - October 15, 2017
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Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi says he’s being targeted by online election bots | Sunday Scrum - October 15, 2017
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s French villa sparks criticism | Sunday Scrum - October 15, 2017
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Shift in the Las Vegas shooting timeline raises questions about police response - October 14, 2017
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Freed hostage Joshua Boyle on his family’s captivity in Afghanistan - October 14, 2017
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Dicamba: Another Monsanto Tragedy - October 14, 2017
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David Clarke slams Clinton for comparing Trump to Weinstein - October 14, 2017
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California pastor reacts to devastating wildfires - October 14, 2017
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Op-ed: Trump transforms America while press focus on tweets - October 14, 2017
This Olympian — and poet — on her love for “freedom within boundaries”
On Friday, long-distance runner Alexi Pappas will compete in Rio in her first-ever Olympic race. But unlike many of her Olympic peers, Pappas does not put all her talent in one basket. In addition to training as a world-class runner, she is also a filmmaker, actress and poet, and she writes about what she knows: track. “As a storyteller, I want to tell stories that I can uniquely tell,” she says.