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  Home safe?

  Customers look for new places to keep their cash

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  Starbucks accused of wasting water

  The giant coffee chain Starbucks has been accused of wasting 23 million litres of water every day by telling employees to keep taps running

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  Deadly California bus crash

  Investigators are looking into what caused a bus to flip over and roll into a ditch in northern California

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  'We're not going to win this war'

  Global National on Britain’s top soldier in Afghanistan saying that the war can’t be won

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  Palin at the podium

  Sarah Palin tries to explain the status of the economy by using a soccer mom analogy during the vice-presidential debate

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  Monk's words on credit crisis

  Bulgarian monk who used to work as a Nasdaq broker says the current financial crisis is needed to remind people to be more reasonable

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  How Canadians can ease market mayhem

  Global National reports on how Canadians can soften the blow of the mayhem on the stock market

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  Bailout bust

  Global National reports on how the U.S. Congress bailout package failed

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  Bullets in the rafters

  Brett Gundlock takes a look at the secret club hidden in the rafters of Toronto’s Union Station –- one the the mayor would like to evict

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  Urban fishing

  Tyler Anderson takes a look at a unique way to bring a bit of the outdoor adventure to innercity children

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  The Talibe Children of Senegal

  Tyler Anderson follows the talibe children, sent by their parents to live with and beg for their marabout'

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  Dusk to Dawn

  National Post's photographers explore Toronto after sunset

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  40-Something

  Tyler Anderson takes a look at an unusual retirement home for ex-HIV test patients

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  Faces in the field

  NP Video: An eccentric sculptor has turned his surroundings into the biggest tourist attraction in northern Ontario's Burks Falls

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  A better you

  NP Video: The Post and our experts show three women ways to a better you in our new series

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  Graffiti

  From Montreal to Vancouver, their names are written in paint, marker and carved into walls, benches and windows -- and all manner of public and private spaces

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  Little Kenadie

  Kenadie Joudin Bromley is four-years-old and weighs 10 lbs. She's a primordial dwarf

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  The Abaya Monologues

  On the streets with Danielle Crittenden as she gets a taste of life in conservative Islamic dress