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Amex Offers: Spend $175 with Amex Travel for hotel or car rentals and receive a $50 statement credit + MORE Jul 20th
A new Amex Offers for booking with Amex Travel came out today This offer provides a $50 statement credit when you spend $175 or more on prepaid hotel or car rental bookings online with Amex Travel. The offer is good for one single qualifying purchase or cumulative qualifying purchases so you could .... More »
Earn 4x Aeroplan Miles for Choice Hotels stays Worldwide! + MORE Jan 19th
The Aeroplan bonuses for stays at Choice Hotels just keep coming! The good news this time is that its not limited to one month. Right now you can earn 4x the miles for Choice Hotels stays until the end of March. Remember there is no such place a Choice Hotel, that's just the parent company name for .... More »
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University of Toronto - Astronomers discover actively forming galaxy that may resemble a young Milky Way - Education News Canada + MORE Jan 13th
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Dollarama says it sees plenty of room to expand, will start taking credit cards + MORE Mar 31st
Dollarama Inc. will start to accepting credit cards across all of its stores this year, the retailer said on Thursday, as it posted stronger-than-expected results that sent its stock surging.
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Trudeau government OK's tax credit for TV talk shows – CBC.ca
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CBC.caTrudeau government OK's tax credit for TV talk showsCBC.caPrime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has quietly moved to make talk shows eligible for a lucrative tax credit, CBC News has learned. While her office can't say how much the retroactive tax credit will cost Canadian taxpayers, Heritage Minister …Wildrose leader Brian Jean on countering the Notley and Trudeau carbon tax schemesCalgary SunComment: Is climate superhero PM facing kryptonite moment?Times ColonistSaskatchewan Premier Brad Wall looking at legal options on federal carbon taxGlobalnews.caOttawa Citizenall 109 news articles »
Trudeau government OK's tax credit for TV talk shows – CBC.ca
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CBC.caTrudeau government OK's tax credit for TV talk showsCBC.caPrime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has quietly moved to make talk shows eligible for a lucrative tax credit, CBC News has learned. While her office can't say how much the retroactive tax credit will cost Canadian taxpayers, Heritage Minister …Wildrose leader Brian Jean on countering the Notley and Trudeau carbon tax schemesCalgary SunComment: Is climate superhero PM facing kryptonite moment?Times ColonistSaskatchewan Premier Brad Wall looking at legal options on federal carbon taxGlobalnews.caOttawa Citizenall 109 news articles »
Away Game is a baseball-time-travel mash-up
– macleans.ca
AWAY GAME
By Bob Levin
Any longtime baseball fan knows that, on some level, suffering is part of fandom’s great delight. That’s counterintuitive, maybe, but true: some of the joy in relishing a no-hitter, a triple play or an inside-the-park home run comes in the rarity of these moments. A team may field the most talented lineup, but a win isn’t guaranteed, because the game, like life, is often chaotic and cruel.
Bob Levin’s Away Game understands baseball’s great pull. The novel follows 60-year-old Hank Bauman, who is recently widowed and retired. Cleaning out his mother’s attic, he finds an old baseball-themed board game, which happens to have magical powers. It transports him, “like a combination lock clicking open,” from that attic in Philadelphia to Yankee Stadium on the day the Brooklyn Dodgers won the World Series in 1955.
While Bauman is a lifelong Phillies fan, that day is significant: his father, Mel, was in the stands and died in a fire a few hours later. Bauman trails him into the city, only to discover that his fate was something else entirely…
Away Game is a baseball-time-travel mash-up
– macleans.ca
AWAY GAME
By Bob Levin
Any longtime baseball fan knows that, on some level, suffering is part of fandom’s great delight. That’s counterintuitive, maybe, but true: some of the joy in relishing a no-hitter, a triple play or an inside-the-park home run comes in the rarity of these moments. A team may field the most talented lineup, but a win isn’t guaranteed, because the game, like life, is often chaotic and cruel.
Bob Levin’s Away Game understands baseball’s great pull. The novel follows 60-year-old Hank Bauman, who is recently widowed and retired. Cleaning out his mother’s attic, he finds an old baseball-themed board game, which happens to have magical powers. It transports him, “like a combination lock clicking open,” from that attic in Philadelphia to Yankee Stadium on the day the Brooklyn Dodgers won the World Series in 1955.
While Bauman is a lifelong Phillies fan, that day is significant: his father, Mel, was in the stands and died in a fire a few hours later. Bauman trails him into the city, only to discover that his fate was something else entirely…
