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  Centenarian worked on Star Wars, Bond and Superman films

  Fred Kondal may be the most interesting centenarian in Canada today. 1

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  Bullied Australian boy to donate money to charity instead of going to Disneyland

  An Australian boy with dwarfism whose distress from bullying became a viral video will give hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to charity rather than use it to go on a trip to Disneyland. 2

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  Toronto woman's home-cooked recipe wins her trip of a lifetime to Italy

  A Toronto woman is among 100 home cooks chosen from across the world to learn from food industry experts at an Italian culinary school.

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  Italy urges tourists not to cancel as confusion surrounds coronavirus case tally

  Italy on Thursday urged tourists spooked by the coronavirus not to stay away, but efforts to reassure the world it was managing the outbreak were overshadowed by confusion over case numbers. 21

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  Call me Harry: Prince eschews royal label in Scotland speech

  As he was introduced to speak about sustainable tourism at an event in Scotland on Wednesday, the Duke of Sussex said the formality of being referred to as sir or his royal highness was no longer was necessary. 14

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  TV anchor gives report with googly eyes after accidentally turning on camera filters

  A North Carolina television news reporter who was discussing the first snowfall of the season was unknowingly interrupted by some hilarious camera filters during a recent Facebook live segment. 1

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  Air New Zealand unveils economy-class sleeping pods

  Air New Zealand has announced it could soon have flat beds in economy for some of its long-haul flights. 1

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  Couples take the leap into marriage with leap day weddings this weekend

  Saturday leap days occur just once every 28 years, making them a rare candidate for most weddings, even after discounting the general preference for summer and fall weather.