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This Kitchener, Ont., woman has been sketching a bird a day all year and her work is taking off

Meredith Blunt of Kitchener, Ont., has been drawing a bird every day this year, to focus more on her creativity and mental health.Her drawings have become so popular online that she's now also…

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This Kitchener, Ont., woman has been sketching a bird a day all year and her work is taking off

Jazz legend Eleanor Collins adds to list of honours with unveiling of Canada Post stamp

Equality in the boardroom? Not any time soon, says Canadian Chamber of Commerce