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Harvey Weinstein
How fear & a 'wall of siIence' kept allegations under wraps for decades
At the 2015 Oscars, producer Harvey Weinstein was thanked more than God. Now, he's been fired from his own company after reports of numerous incidents of sexual harassment were published in The New York Times. A journalist who tried to break story decades ago says fear is the biggest enabler in Hollywood.
Radio -As It Happens |
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Las Vegas gunman shot hotel security guard before firing into festival crowd: sheriff
News |
CBC News Video
Influx of asylum seekers into Canada this year overwhelms Immigration system
News - The National |
Cup Champs
Sidney Crosby insists Penguins' White House visit is 'not about politics'
Sports |
POV
Racists vandalized our school playground — here's what I hope my kids learn from it
Parents |
Opinion
America's self-destructive love affair with guns
Radio -The Sunday Edition |
Dogs
They're smarter than we thought according to new research
Life |
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Chaos inside the Phoenix pay centres — Is anyone's pay right?
Workers inside pay offices across the country say the litany of problems with Phoenix software — which require the use of Excel spreadsheets or, in some cases, pen and paper to figure out the math — is weakening the integrity of the entire federal payroll system.
Julie Ireton
News -Ottawa |
Accused triple murderer's trial set to hear more from 2015 police interview
Local businesses can't afford to reopen after fire guts building
Sunny skies and warm weather return
Family mourns young father killed in Gatineau motorcycle crash
CBC News
GO PUBLIC
'I trusted him with my money': Woman says broker 'churns' her account, rakes in over $250,000
Erica Johnson
News -British Columbia |
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Deadly California wildfires force thousands to flee
News -World |
CBC Investigates
Chaos inside the Phoenix pay centres — Is anyone's pay right?
Julie Ireton
News -Ottawa |
Opinion
Destroying personal accounts of residential schools would just compound their tragedy
Tim Fontaine
News -Opinion |
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Canada is getting its own Magnitsky Act & Vladimir Putin is not impressed
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Jerry Jones
Owner says Cowboys 'will not play' if they disrespect flag
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