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The red-and-white retail giant pulls out of Canada, what to call a coddler, and some surprising oversights on this year's golden ballot.

In the 1940s, party hairdos were a labour-intensive mix of bows, clips, creams, and sprays. The same held true for the under-10 set.

Justin Trudeau's camp is favoured by female voters, the high price of a good review, and the German chancellor is photoshopped out of a French rally.

Canada's oil-rich province could be headed for a recession, a chemical compound worse than bisphenol-A, and a "gift" for your arts and crafts–averse ex.

The CBC journalist is accused of an alleged conflict of interest, Cadbury's U.K. contingent tries to pull one over on chocoholics, and Canada's lesser-known tourist draw gets a shout-out in The New York Times.