Mike Crisolago

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| April 1st, 2025American comedians Bud Abbott and Lou Costello on April Fools' Day in the early 1950s. Photo: Gene Lester Getty ImagesThe recipe for a successful April Fools’ prank is simple: one part clever gag, one part unsuspecting victim. Each year, great pranksters around the world rise to the challenge and exploit the trusting nature of their friends, colleagues and, sometimes, even their whole country with hilarious ribs.

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| March 17th, 2025Stories of St. Patrick, seen here depicted in stained glass in Montreal's St. Patrick's Basilica, date back to the fifth century and are rich in history and metaphor. Photo: aleroy4 / Getty Images Thanks to the festivities that surround St. Patrick’s Day, the saint behind the celebrations is one of the most recognizable in the world. Still, a number of misconceptions about his life remain.

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| March 14th, 2025Prime minister Mark Carney arrives for a swearing in ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Friday morning. Photo: Adrian Wyld/The Canadian PressMark Carney is officially Canada’s 24th Prime Minister. The 59-year-old former Governor of both the Banks of Canada and England was sworn in this morning at Rideau Hall by Gov. Gen. Mary Simon. With his swearing in, the Fort Smith native made history as the first ever prime minister born in any of the Canadian territories.

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| March 10th, 2025New Liberal Party of Canada leader Mark Carney delivers his victory speech during the Liberal leadership announcement in Ottawa on Sunday, March 9, 2025. Photo: Adrian Wyld/The Canadian PressMark Carney, the former head of the Banks of Canada and England, officially won the federal leadership race to succeed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Sunday, earning almost 86 per cent of the vote from his own party.

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| March 7th, 2025Canadian actor Jeff Douglas, who played Joe Canada in the famous "I Am Canadian" Molson ad from 2000, channels that patriotic spirit for a new 'We Are Canadian' video. Photo: YouTubeJoe Canada is back. Except this time, he’s going by his real name, Jeff, and he’s focussed less on beer and more on bullies targeting the Great White North.