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48 Hours of Extreme Eating in Toronto

Lynn Houghton | Posted 06.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Lynn Houghton

On my culinary adventure, I will try to hit a few of the over 7,000 restaurants in this multi-ethnic city on the lake. I quickly learn that folks in Toronto take gastronomy very seriously.

What Does 'Try' Mean?

Josh Taerk | Posted 29.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Josh Taerk

It's not about what you say but how you say it that creates the affect words have. So the next time you're faced with a situation that seems impossible at the time, remember that it's not about "trying," but about giving it all of your "try."

WATCH: What Happens When You Wring A Dishcloth In Space?

Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 22.04.2013 | UK Tech

Canadian astronaut and current International Space Station commander Chris Hadfield is objectively wonderful. While he clearly has a high-pressure and...

Choosing A University And Choosing A Path In LIfe

Josh Taerk | Posted 11.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Josh Taerk

At the end of the day you're head can mess you up sometimes, constantly planning and making fall back plans for your fall back plans. When it comes to making decisions for yourself, you can never go wrong listening to your heart.

Science Under the Censor

Gates Cambridge Scholars | Posted 05.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Gates Cambridge Scholars

It is a chilling signal for the international community that this level of censorship can occur in Canada, which in the past has ranked highest in the Western hemisphere on the Freedom of Press index published by Reporters Without Borders. Not to be taken lightly, Canada fell ten spots over the past year.

Bizarre Tax Laws From Around the World

Vikki Geary | Posted 27.03.2013 | UK
Vikki Geary

Britain has a reputation for bizarre taxes; from our 18th-19th cCentury window tax, a cunning sleight at wealthy mansion-dwellers, to our 1784 tax on ...

The World's Poorest Children Are Paying a High Price for Scholarships

Pauline Rose | Posted 27.03.2013 | UK Politics
Pauline Rose

For many donor countries, a large proportion of 'aid' never leaves their country. Spending this money on education in the world's poorest countries could go a long way to giving the 132 million out-of-school children and adolescents the chance for a better future

What Kind of Week Has It Been? March 22 2013

Paddy Duffy | Posted 22.05.2013 | UK Politics
Paddy Duffy

The penny off a pint of news.

The Man Who Could Woo a Moose - A Tale of Lust From Quebec

Ben Whitmarsh | Posted 15.05.2013 | UK
Ben Whitmarsh

I am off to Quebec on a skiing trip and as a self-appointed Stanislavski I think it necessary to get into character in every possible way. The travel method, if you like.

Giant Arctic Camels Used To Exist. Seriously.

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 05.03.2013 | UK

Camels might be known as ships of the desert but they had giant ancestors that once roamed the Arctic. Bone fragments belonging to a camel almost a...

In Pursuit of the Perfect Flat-White, in Montreal

Akeela Bhattay | Posted 12.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Akeela Bhattay

On my recent visit to Montreal, I decided to try out as many coffee shops as possible within two days (not an easy feat!) to produce a 'starter' guide to coffee in Montreal.

A Rugby Superstar, the Yukon and Drinking a Human Toe

Ben Whitmarsh | Posted 03.04.2013 | UK
Ben Whitmarsh

Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody is in a dark place at the moment. Literally, not mentally. Whilst the rest of the rugby world is enjoying another Six Nations competition, he is in the north of Canada - where at this time of year daylight is at a premium - to take part in the Yukon Arctic Ultra.

8 Of The Best Hot Springs For Winter

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 24.01.2013 | UK Lifestyle

One way to warm up during winter, without blowing your summer holiday budget, is to try a natural outdoor bath. From the Blue Lagoon in Iceland to...

Hunting for Skin Trade Threatens Already Beleaguered Polar Bears

Mark Jones | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK
Mark Jones

Polar bears are in crisis. Human-induced climate change means that their icy habitat is fast disappearing and estimates made by leading scientists in the Arctic suggest that numbers of polar bears could fall by as much as two-thirds by 2050

WATCH: Elderly Men Sing Beautifully

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 11.01.2013 | UK Comedy

What's that? No, it's nothing. We just have something in our eye. Yes, move over cat who just wants to be petted. There's a new heatwarming viral v...

'The Beckhams Are Insufferable & Should Be Flogged'

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 11.03.2013 | UK

He's most recently taken aim at the Royal Family, Sir Paul McCartney and the London Olympics. Now Morrissey has another target in his crosshairs -...

A Taste of Montreal

Akeela Bhattay | Posted 10.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Akeela Bhattay

As you might expect, Mile End presents a far more interesting and eclectic shopping experience than Montreal's central shopping area in Downtown. L'Arterie on Bernard W. houses vintage apparel, shoes and accessories as well as creations from local designers in this neat little shop.

Ikea Monkey Owner Reveals 'Fatal Attraction' Bond & Videos Of Darwin Brushing His Teeth & Wearing Dungarees

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 12.12.2012 | UK

Home movies of Darwin the Ikea monkey brushing his teeth, wearing dungarees and sucking a dummy have emerged, all filmed by his doting owner who despe...

Carney Takes London

Diane Francis | Posted 31.01.2013 | UK Politics
Diane Francis

The last time a good-looking Canadian of Irish descent took a bank job in Britain he made a great success of it. Matthew Barrett ran the Bank of Montreal then Barclay's Bank, This time, Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada, has landed Britain's most prestigious banking job as Governor of the Bank of England.

Purple Cauliflower, Yellow Carrots: Exploring Montreal's Jean-Talon Market

Akeela Bhattay | Posted 28.01.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Akeela Bhattay

I love markets, but the Jean-Talon market radiates a shinier freshness and a richer vibrancy I haven't experienced before; the produce is simply more abundant in colour, shape, texture and variety.

Bank of England Can Count on Carney

Jeremy Cook | Posted 27.01.2013 | UK Politics
Jeremy Cook

The consensus is that the BOE have got the best man available for the job, and it's hard to disagree.

Which Countries Have The Most Expensive Booze?

The Huffington Post UK | Jessica Elgot | Posted 28.11.2012 | UK

Health experts, politicians, drink manufacturers and campaigners disagree wildly over minimum alcohol prices. Does it make a different to public healt...

After Mark Carney, 10 Other Things We'd Like To Steal From Canada

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 26.11.2012 | UK

Canada's Mark Carney has been appointed as the Bank of England governor in a surprise snatch from across the Atlantic. Huff Post UK's Canadian cous...

Who is Mark Carney?

Charlie Thomas | Posted 27.11.2012 | UK

Mark Carney has been revealed as the next Bank of England governor, but who is he? Currently the governor for the Bank of Canada and the chair of t...

Cod, Canada and a Goodbye to Football Stickers - How I Learnt to Love Fishing

Ben Whitmarsh | Posted 21.01.2013 | UK Sport
Ben Whitmarsh

Dreamily I cast my line and simultaneously cast my mind back to my original angling experience. It prompted harsh thoughts. I had been a quitter. I walked away too easily. I HAD WASTED MY LIFE.