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The brand started by creating leather goods, which continues to be a part of its persona, but is now best known for sweatpants and sweatshirts. Founding location: Toronto, Ont. Leather goods are still ...

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Team Canada has reclaimed hockey glory at the NHL's inaugural 4 Nations tournament. Canada and the USA made their way out of group play, leaving Sweden and Finland behind. After the United States ...

The inaugural 4 Nations Face-Off tournament has been a complete success. A big reason for that is the hot play from team USA. The United States, Canada, Sweden and Finland put on a heck of show ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — It's a long-standing tradition in parts of northeastern Pennsylvania. It's Hoodie Hoo Day. Folks go outside and yell 'Hoodie Hoo' in an attempt to scare away winter.