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Syrians stage massive protest over Arab League suspension Tens of thousands of pro-regime demonstrators gathered in a Damascus square Sunday to protest the Arab League’s vote to suspend Syria over its bloody crackdown on the country’s eight-month-old uprising.
Italy’s president races to appoint new government Italy’s president raced to appoint an emergency government on Sunday to face a crisis endangering the whole euro zone. Berlusconi resigns, Italians rejoice Crowds in Rome celebrate as their longtime prime minister resigned on Saturday to make way for an emergency government that Italians hope will save them from financial ruin. Attempt to spread Occupy protest to Queen’s Park fails A small group of Occupy Toronto protestors have set up camp in Queen’s Park
IS Awards     Nominations Now Open TRIEC now invites applications for its 6th Annual Immigrant Success Awards. Learn More		Must Reads - Home Page Editor's Picks     Section of subway opens late Sunday The University subway line will not be in service between Museum and St. Andrew stations until 2 p.m. Sunday.
Business
Syrup smackdown â€" can birch tap into the maple market? Maple syrup might be the ultimate Canadian culinary symbol, but birch aims to turn the tastebuds of foodies RIM’s chief critic argues for change Victor Alboini, himself a CEO and chairman, wants RIM to separate the roles. His own firm isn't doing well.		Berlusconi now faces legal and financial threats His legacy tarnished and his hopes of clinging to power dashed, Silvio Berlusconi faces daunting legal and financial challenges once he vacates the premier’s office and faces the prospect of life outside the international spotlight.
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Sports
Cox: Leaf loss miserable reminder of work ahead Falling 5-2 to a tired Ottawa team that had lost five straight is definitely a bad sign. Pacquiao wins war by decision Third fight between welterweight champion and Juan Manuel Marquez every bit as close as the first two.		Kidnapped catcher freed in dramatic rescue Wilson Ramos of the Nationals happy and thankful to be alive after two days in captivity and a gunfight between commandos and kidnappers in Venezuela. Five Leaf answers: Frattin, Kulemin shut out again At least Scrivens elevated his game in the spotlight against the Senators.
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Entertainment
Mike Tyson tries his hand at comedy … and he’s really good Slimmed down and cleaned up, Mike Tyson is creating a new comedy career for himself with his latest take on Republican U.S. presidential candidate Herman Cain. Lang Lang the graffiti artist The world’s most famous classical musician begins his two-week Toronto stay with a flourish.		With Eddie Murphy gone, Oscar race heats up for new host Now that Eddie Murphy has followed Brett Ratner in resigning from the 84th Academy Awards, the big question in Hollywood is who will host? Mickey Rourke has a hankering for Hogtown The Immortals star has been immortalized on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, but what he’d really like is a Toronto address.
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Living
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas … in November Christmas at this time of year is no longer a rare sight. Storefronts are decked out in red and green and Yuletide tunes echo from radios. But is it too much? Do new moms have to be sleep deprived? A University of Toronto researcher is challenging the assumption that expectant and new moms have no choice but to exist in a state of extreme fatigue.		The Luckiest Day For the first time in a century, today's date is 11/11/11. It holds a variety meanings for people. From fit to fat and back again A Utah personal trainer has gained more than 70 pounds in six months eating the typical American diet. He aims to lose it all in six months
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Travel
Monumental Arizona Arizona’s gigantic landmarks are a reason to hit red-rock country in the desert around Sedona. Canada named top country brand in the world - again Canada tops so-called Country Brand Index for second year in a row; USA falls to 6 and the UK to 13th.		Canadians take the Mouse over the Wall Travel survey shows Canadians would want to visit the Great Pyramids the most, but DisneyWorld is second; ahead of the Great Wall of China. Celebrity chef serves up a road show Massimo Capra, co-owner and executive chef of Mistura and Sopra restaurants, shares his stories on where he’s been and where he’s going next.
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