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• World Cup exits: Belgium and Germany pack their bags

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• Priced out of the GTA, real estate investors scoop up Calgary condos | CBC News

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• Panthers head coach Paul Maurice gets emotional in return to Winnipeg | CBC Sports

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• Economic pressures + mandatory financial literacy in school = better preparation for the real world | CBC News

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