Running, Riding, & Rush
The path ahead might be murky, but the path is clear when you follow your footsteps backward.
Celebrity spotlight
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Turn up the bass
Guitarists generally get all of the attention, but as the lead singer and bassist of Rush, Geddy Lee put his four-string Fender front and center. In addition to his musical prowess, the Ontario-native and his bandmates were named officers of the Order of Canada in 1996.
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A jealous on-looker
"My maternal grandmother and aunts would hold a family party every year on Boxing Day. I’m the little girl in the middle of the picture, aged about 6. My uncles organized games, we played charades and had a sing-song. It’s so good to relive those times with happy memories of my childhood, and I’m so thankful my mother loved to take so many photos!"
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The way we were
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Off to the races
Only two things can turn a public crowd into the 100-meter dash - an unseen disaster or Ben and Jerry's Free Cone Day.
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Blast from the past
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Giddy-up
Good dads wear plenty of hats for the smiles of their kids. That being said, there are some things they wish would forever be forgotten.
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We'll be back tomorrow. See you then :-)