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GOOD MORNING

Normal operations at CN have resumed after the rail company and its workers union reached a tentative deal to end the nationwide strike that gripped the country for over a week. Here's what else you need to know to start your day.

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FIVE THINGS TO KNOW

Fertility pills
A U.S. consumer watchdog says two Canadian fertility supplements are among dozens "selling false hope" by providing no scientific evidence that the supplements help women become pregnant.

Racism in hockey
Bill Peters' status as the Calgary Flames coach is being questioned as the NHL and the team investigate allegations he directed racist slurs at a Nigerian-born player in the minors 10 years ago.

Feces assaults
Toronto police say they have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with a string of incidents in which victims were attacked with what is believed to be liquid fecal matter.

Dartmouth brews
The marketing campaign behind a beer called "Dirty Blonde" has sparked a controversy in Nova Scotia's craft brewing industry amid complaints that its ads are sexist.

Arctic ice melt
As the UN sounds the alarm about an impending climate disaster unless countries immediately reduce fossil fuel emissions, a new study warns the Arctic Ocean will be essentially ice-free within the next 50 years.

MUST-SEE VIDEO

Farmers and other Canadian industries that rely on rail are breathing a sigh of relief as CN employees head back to work, but concerns linger over the economic fallout from the strike.

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ONE MORE THING...

'Welcome Sesame'

A Syrian refugee now living in Canada helped create a new, Arabic-language version of 'Sesame Street' designed to help displaced children cope with trauma and deal with feelings of isolation.

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