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Christenson Bailey has lived in Vancouver's Stanley Park for 30 years. The intention of living here, he says, was the “quest for mind. To look at influences of the peace and quiet of the forest on creativity.” 

As India gears up to vote in another general election... here's an explainer of how the world's biggest democracy works. 

Would you ever plunge yourself into a chilly ice bath for up to two minutes? The practice isn't new, as people have been dunking themselves into cold water as far back as 3500 BC, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Adding heat into a cold plunge cycle is known as contrast therapy, which is often done by sitting in a sauna. As Alexia Kapralos explains, people partake in the practice for the physical and mental health benefits. 

Did you know about the two-century-old eruption of Mt. Tambora on Indonesia’s Sumbawa Island? Well, this catastrophe brought forth mass weather pattern changes, triggering global food shortages, an economic depression and the rampant spread of disease — all of which resulted in the creation of some of the most important works of art known to date. 

For more than a year, Global News tracked the lives of four homeless people in Edmonton. 'Surviving Edmonton' is an exploration into the day-to-day struggles of the city's most vulnerable and how survival can get in the way of the journey from being homeless to being housed. 

Do you agree with what the Canadian immigration minister said? What do you think? 

The weather-forecasting rodent we cling onto for hope of an early Spring? It must be Groundhog Day, again. 

For nearly seven decades, The LEGO Group has brought a smile to the faces of millions of children across the globe with its iconic building blocks. But in the last five years, the beloved LEGO brick has re-captivated the hearts of millions of adults, too. 

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Santa Claus is coming to town. 🎅 But just how much do you know about Jolly Old St. Nick?