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It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since The Tragically Hip played their final concert in their hometown of Kingston.

On Saturday, August 22, CBC is bringing that unforgettable night back to life with The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration, airing across Canada at 7 p.m. ET on CBC-TV and CBC Gem.


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If Charlie tells me to Kick Rocks, what is she actually telling me?
To leave, take a hike, or get lost


What two ingredients make a  traditional Mimosa?
Orange juice and Champagne (or dry sparkling wine)


Which  "Muppet" appeared on both Sesame Street and the Muppet Show television programs? Kermit the Frog


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Technology was supposed to make our lives easier.

And technically, I guess it has... if you enjoy having 47 apps, 83 passwords, and needing your phone to order a chicken sandwich.

Because somewhere along the way, every simple interaction became a digital relationship.

I don’t want a relationship with the parking meter. I don’t wa...


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The two big movie releases this weekend have one thing in common: dinosaurs.

Although they are targeting VERY different audiences.

First up is The End of Oak Street, starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor.

It’s a sci-fi thriller about a suburban neighbourhood that is mysteriously transported to a land filled wi...


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Humans like to think we’re intelligent, rational creatures capable of making sensible decisions. That is adorable.

Because every single day, we do things that make absolutely no sense, yet somehow we all understand them.

We’ll drive 15 minutes out of our way to save three cents a litre on gas. We’ll Google a headache and immediately diagno...


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