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As a reaction to consumer demands (and one particularlyviral tweet ), Target has recently removed gender labels from the toy aisles.

‘Even when the straps are tight, if you add a layer of bulky padding between the child and the car seat straps, this padding can compress in the force of the crash, making the straps suddenly too loose and putting your child at risk of injuries or ejection.’

Nasdaq planning to buy Chi-X, rebrand as Nasdaq Canada and go head to head against the Toronto Stock Exchange

Unburned methane packs over 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over a 20-year time frame

The Liberals’ fiscal plan ignores the ebbs and flows of the economy that are beyond the government’s direct control

Unfortunately, the ongoing Paris climate-change talks seem to constitute yet another repetition in the rhetoric of immediacy, and another round of a ritual of inaction

The environmental conference can help to bring a worldwide agreement for lowering greenhouse gas emissions

“WE WANT KOBE” resonates through Air Canada Centre in Kobe Bryant’s final NBA appearance in Toronto

High household debt and federal government’s plan to protect taxpayers seen as reasons for forecast

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Donald Trump called Monday for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" during a rally in South Carolina, an idea swiftly condemned by his rival GOP candidates for president and other Republicans.

Fans camped out for more than 24 hours to get good seats for Bieber’s benefit concert at the Danforth Music Hall

Province ended contracts with private company, leading to the placement of Alex Gervais in hotel where he fell to his death

Raptors snap a two-game skid with a 102-93 win over the Los Angeles Lakers

Peace Naturals Project gets first permit to sell through federally regulated mail-order system

Samer Alragheb says it was his dream to come to Canada and he’s ‘extremely happy’ to arrive with his wife and 18-month-old son

Amendments say rules apply only to farms that have paid workers

Records reveal Vancouver-area banks reported suspicious transactions involving Chinese clients 17 times more often than those tied to citizens of any other outside country

As thick clouds of pollution choke Beijing, Nathan VanderKlippe, reflects on the smog’s impact on the city’s inhabitants, including his own family

We say we want open government, but there’s ample reason to doubt we would ever actually know what to do with it

Coach’s Corner co-host discusses the emergence of ridiculously sized goalie equipment, concerns over concussions and how hockey has changed during his time in the game and the conversation around it

The Edmonton Catholic School District sent a memo to all staff Monday, noting recent shootings in Paris and California

Chinese consumers with an appetite for luxury have taken over from American sport hunters as the main buyers of Canadian polar bear fur

The Ontario government is expected to announce plans to introduce high occupancy toll lanes today. The move is designed to encourage carpooling, and generate revenue for the province. BNN's Paige Ellis has more.