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The Globe and Mail's focus on Canada's Arctic leads me to a fundamental question: How can we renew confidence and hope for the future in our Inuit youth?

This is an important question for all Canadians.

Countries around the world participate in Earth Hour in which homes, office towers and landmarks will turn off their lights to raise awareness about climate change and the threat from rising greenhouse gas emissions.

Canadians were curating their Facebook profiles long before the rest of the world got hooked, many were experimenting with the limitations of writing in 140-character snippets at Twitter's launch in 2006, and we watch online video more than any other web surfers.

When it comes to heroic game, this is the game that drives the audience to be heroic as well.

If he wasn't already a national hero, Sidney Crosby is now. The Americans forced OT, but Crosby's winner lifted the Canadians to a 3-2 win and their record 14th gold of these Olympics.

Canada did much more than rout Russia 7-3. Now -- for better or worse -- the way Canadians will forever view these Olympics rests squarely in Team Canada's hands, writes S.L.

Price.

Canada turned a would-be epic into an all-out rout. The Canadians cruised past bitter rival Russia 7-3 to rebound from their loss to the Americans and secure a spot in the medal round.

Canadians still love the great outdoors, a new poll suggests, as almost four in 10 survey respondents said they go camping at least once a year.

While many Canadians take delight in marking the start of summer with the Victoria Day long weekend, hospital emergency workers go on high-alert - bracing for what they call trauma season.