Christo was known for his public art projects that often involved wrapping large objects and buildings in fabric. The projects would usually disappear soon after they were installed.
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via CBC | Top Stories NewsRandom attack leaves 15 year old with life-altering injuries: police
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'I didn’t have a voice': Former NHL player Akim Aliu discusses racial divides in hockey
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'Makes no sense:' Woman can't fathom why husband, uncle slain on hunting trip
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18 residents with COVID-19 from Woodbridge, Ont. nursing home transported to hospital
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Canadian Transportation Agency overwhelmed by 2-year backlog of air passenger complaints
The Canadian Transportation Agency is wrestling with a backlog of nearly 14,000 air passenger complaints accumulated over the past two years, at the same time as thousands of Canadians are demanding that the agency help get their money back from flights cancelled due to COVID-19.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsSpaceX's Dragon capsule docks at International Space Station
SpaceX's astronaut-riding Dragon capsule has docked at the International Space Station, after a historic liftoff from Florida.
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The Weekly with Wendy Mesley for Sunday, May 31, 2020.
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via CBC | Top Stories NewsNo winning ticket for Saturday night's $5-million Lotto 649 jackpot
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In hard-hit Quebec, families struggle to mourn those lost to COVID-19
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Planning a Canadian vacation? Some provinces may be off limits. Here's what you need to know
This summer, many Canadians may choose to explore their own country due to closed borders and concerns about contracting COVID-19 while travelling abroad. Here's what you need to know about travel advisories and restrictions for each province.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsCOVID-19 has Canada's banks worried about sickly loans, but they're still raking in the cash
Canada's biggest lenders posted quarterly results this week, and the numbers showed that while they are setting aside a lot more money to cover loans that could go bad amid COVID-19, they're still making money — which is a good sign for the economy.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsAs NHL looks to restart season, just how accommodating should governments be with quarantine rules?
Canadian politicians know that their constituents want the NHL to resume business, but after hunkering down for months to protect public safety, it remains unclear how tolerant ordinary Canadians will be if players are given freedoms the rest of us have been denied for so long.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsMinneapolis violence shows police learned few lessons from Ferguson riots, experts say
The fires, violence and looting sparked by video of a Minneapolis police officer pressing his knee on the neck of an unarmed black man who later died reveals that law enforcement has learned little since the riots in Ferguson, Missouri, experts say.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsWhy doctors say it's crucial to focus on COVID-19 spread in working-class neighbourhoods
Toronto doctors say they’re optimistic politicians are beginning to turn their attention to the spread of COVID-19 in working-class neighbourhoods full of essential workers, and that Ontario's new testing strategy could help tackle one of the virus' 'last bastions' in Canada.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsTesting for COVID-19 in sewage could serve as 'advance warning,' help prepare for 2nd wave
The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has been found in the feces of infected people, but in a way, it’s a good thing. It means that testing sewage may be a convenient way to track outbreaks. Here’s a closer look.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsSome B.C. millennials seek refuge at parents' homes as COVID-19 disrupts jobs, lives and dreams
As international borders closed and layoffs escalated, for some young adults, moving back home seemed the best option to ride out the pandemic.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsDemand for online learning services soars during pandemic
As the coronavirus pandemic forces many to hunker down at home, a growing number of people have turned to online learning resources like MasterClass, the Great Courses and Mango Languages.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsCooped up by the pandemic, more people are taking part in polls
An unexpected consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic is that response rates in polls have reversed their decline.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsThe PM and the Queen: Talking about the state of the world and bringing hope to Canadians
A phone call between Justin Trudeau and Queen Elizabeth gave them a chance to speak about the pandemic and the prime minister the opportunity to thank the monarch for recent messages of support to Canadians.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsOur lockdown is only a glimpse into the difficult lives of the war-torn and displaced
At least in Canada and other western countries we know that our isolation will end eventually, in contrast to those displaced by conflict and living in camps and shelters around the world, writes Marwa Awad.
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Trump says postponing G7, calls for expanding membership
U.S. President Donald Trump said Saturday he will postpone a meeting of Group of 7 nations until fall and called for an expansion of the group's membership because he considers it an outdated group that doesn't properly represent what's taking place in the world.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsNESN and NESN+ to Replay Five of “The Biggest Little Game in America” Classics in Early June (1-8)
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COVID-19 around the world: U.S. cities fear protests may fuel new wave of outbreaks
The massive protests sweeping across U.S. cities following the police killing of a black man in Minnesota have sent shudders through the health community and elevated fears that the huge crowds will lead to a new surge in cases of the coronavirus.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsProtesters prepare to rally in Toronto against anti-black racism after woman falls from balcony
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Quebec town across from N.B. community with COVID outbreak gets testing centre
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SpaceX, NASA to try again for launch of 2 astronauts from Florida
Elon Musk's private rocket company SpaceX was set for a repeat attempt at launching two Americans into orbit on Saturday from Florida for a mission that would mark the first spaceflight of NASA astronauts from U.S. soil in nine years.
via CBC | Top Stories NewsNo winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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