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A Canadian 14-year-old completed a nearly 27-hour, 31.6-mile solo swim across Lake Ontario on Sunday, becoming the youngest person ever to make the trek.

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Heavy snow strands New York drivers for over 12 hoursupdated: Thu Dec 02 2010 17:36:00

Heavy snow has shut down Interstate 90 near Buffalo, New York, leaving motorists stranded for more than 12 hours as of Thursday morning, with more snow on the way.

Fortune: Trading textbooks for triple cremeupdated: Fri Feb 19 2010 10:02:00

In the fall of 2003, Petra Cooper was president of McGraw-Hill Ryerson Higher Education in Toronto, then a $47 million unit of McGraw-Hill. At 41, she was comfortable, successful -- and bored. The industry was being turned upside down by digital media, and a once-growth-oriented job was now all about cutting costs. "I saw the scope of the job getting smaller and smaller," Cooper recalls.

Fourth of July goes globalupdated: Fri Jul 03 2009 08:41:00

Hot dogs? Check. Fireworks? Check. Big Ben? Wait a minute...

Time.com: Famed Sunken 1780 Warship Found updated: Sat Jun 14 2008 15:00:00

A 22-gun British warship that sank during the American Revolution and has long been regarded as one of the "Holy Grail" shipwrecks in the Great Lakes has been discovered at the bottom of Lake Ontario

Time.com: Movie Lust, Toronto-Styleupdated: Sat Sep 08 2007 04:00:00

The world's most populist film festival blasts off with a sexy drama from Ang Lee

Get a taste of Torontoupdated: Thu Oct 12 2006 10:23:00

One of the first things a visitor to Toronto notices is its diversity; the melange of architecture, cultures and food forges a town-like feel in what is undoubtedly a bustling metropolis. In fact, Toronto has attracted so many cultures to its shores that the United Nations deemed it the world's most multicultural city. So it's only fitting that the Huron tribe gave it the name "meeting place" almost five centuries ago.

Fortune: Hillary, Don't Waste Yourself on N.Y.updated: Mon Jul 05 1999 00:01:00

No patience. Not collegial. Uncomfortable in the background. Reluctant to compromise. No respect for institutional traditions. Proven inability to suffer fools. Incapable of small talk. By any meas...

Fortune: CAN FISHER FOCUS KODAK? MAYBE, BUT CEO GEORGE FISHER FACES WHAT ONE EXPERT CALLS "A HOWLINGLY, HORRIFICALLY DIFFICULT CHALLENGE.updated: Mon Jan 13 1997 00:01:00

From his office overlooking Lake Ontario in Rochester, New York, Eastman Kodak CEO George Fisher exudes low-key confidence these days. How would he rate Kodak's performance, on a scale of one to te...

Money Magazine: Stocks that can float on the flood, a smart currency play, and the highest safe yields THREE STOCKS THAT STAND TO MAKE A SPLASH updated: Wed Sep 01 1993 00:01:00

When the midwestern floodwaters finally crested after four months of rain, the submerged area from St. Paul, Minn. to St. Louis, Mo. was bigger than Lake Ontario. Damage totaled some $16 billion. A...

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