Life is full of little mysteries, like what those black clumps on trees really are (nope, they’re not nests) and why towels have those flat, non-fluffy stripes (they’re called dobby borders, BTW).

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are making some reconsider sending students south of the border. Others are calling for larger school board policies prohibiting these field trips altogether. 'Can't imagine Alaska without Canada ...

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