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TORONTO – Football took a backseat briefly Thursday as Calgary running back Jon Cornish talked about his mother. More: continued here

Globe and Mail Stamps star Jon Cornish talk speaks of lesbian mother with pride and loveEdmonton JournalTORONTO – Football took a backseat briefly Thursday as Calgary running back Jon Cornish talked about his mother. It was an eloquent story, told with great pride by the Stamps star. "She's quite a …

The Canadian running back discusses how his mother, Margaret, came out to him and the positive influence she had on his life More: continued here

Ohio food stamp cut won't be as severe as expectedMarion StarThe cut won't apply to all 869,000 households receiving food stamps, but only to some homeowners and renters who have a “standard utility allowance” deducted when determining whether they are eligible for food stamps. Those families will see a cut …

Cory Booker to Live on Food StampsThe RootThe popular and hands-on politician might need similar encouragement from his followers while living on food stamps — a plan he announced yesterday on the social networking site in response to a critic who doubted that there were any families "too … More: …

Hamilton Spectator No horsin' around with Stamps fans; Royal York gives in to 64-year-old traditionHamilton SpectatorFletcher Armstrong, with the Calgary Grey Cup committee, rides his horse Marty through the front entrance of the Royal York Hotel in Toronto on Thursday. Calgary Stampeder fans intent on recreating a 64-year-old tradition finally …

Globe and Mail Stamps star Jon Cornish talk speaks of lesbian mother with pride and loveVancouver SunTORONTO – Football took a backseat briefly Thursday as Calgary running back Jon Cornish talked about his mother. It was an eloquent story, told with great pride by the Stamps star. "She's quite a …

TORONTO – Football took a backseat briefly Thursday as Calgary running back Jon Cornish talked about his mother. More: continued here

Disaster Food Stamp benefits for Westchester residents hit by Hurricane Sandy …Mid-Hudson NewsWHITE PLAINS – Westchester County will continue taking applications for Disaster SNAP benefits (formerly known as Food Stamps) from low-income residents who have been severely impacted by Hurricane Sandy.. The program is now scheduled …and more » More: continued …

Stamps' Stewart reaches Grey Cup after being releasedTSNAnwar Stewart said that 2012 has been a great year for him, something many wouldn't have predicted back in February, when he was cut by the Montreal Alouettes midway through the off-season. "This has been a great year for me," said Stewart, now …