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- Online privacy erosion dismays critics
- Government and law enforcement access to people's electronic communications is the norm in dictatorships around the world, but the same intrusion appears to be creeping into North America, say opponents of a new online surveillance bill tabled in the House Tuesday.
- Immigrants the proudest Canadians, poll suggests video
- Most Canadians feel immigrants are just as likely to be good Canadian citizens as people who were born here and don't object to them keeping their original citizenship, according to a recent Environics survey.
- Barefoot Newfoundland girl survives icy ordeal
- A young girl wearing no footwear and only a light dress travelled over snow and ice on Tuesday, after leaving her babysitter's home without being noticed.
- Toronto NBA fans experience 'Lin-sanity' video
- Members of Toronto's Asian community who went to the Air Canada Centre on Tuesday to cheer on New York Knicks' point guard Jeremy Lin — rather than the hometown Raptors — saw first-hand that so-called Lin-sanity is more than just hype.
- Drummond report on Ontario spending due today
- Former TD Bank chief economist Don Drummond will release his long-awaited report on Wednesday that outlines his suggestions for ways the Ontario government can pare back spending.
- new Attawapiskat gets 2 more houses by convoy
- Two more houses arrive at the northern Ontario reserve of Attawapiskat after a 12-hour trip over 300 kilometres of ice road from Moosonee.
- Russians in abusive plane tirade to be sentenced video
- Two Russian men are facing sentencing for drunken behaviour that diverted a flight to Labrador.
- RIDE's top cop suspended for alleged intoxication
- The officer responsible for the Toronto police's impaired-driving prevention program is suspended and under investigation after some of his subordinates reported he appeared to be intoxicated at work.
- Ontario 'confinement room' arrest made video
- A 44-year-old Oshawa, Ont., man has been arrested in connection with the discovery of a possible confinement room inside an abandoned Pickering farmhouse that later burned to the ground.
- Legalize pot, say former B.C. attorneys general video
- Four former B.C. attorneys general are joining a coalition of health and justice experts calling for the legalization of marijuana.
- Botox injected by unlicensed practitioners video
- Some Vancouver-area medical spas are ignoring Health Canada regulations that Botox be prescribed and injected by a physician, a CBC News investigation has revealed.
- Air Canada confident it can reach deal with pilots
- Travellers flying Air Canada can keep booking their flights as negotiations continue with a new federally appointed mediator to help resolve an ongoing contract dispute between the airline and its pilots.
- new McGuinty backs Wi-Fi in schools
- Premier Dalton McGuinty is shrugging off concerns raised by an Ontario teachers' union about Wi-Fi in public schools.
- MacKay says submarine fleet has 'spotty' history
- The ongoing maintenance for Canada's troubled submarine fleet is "on track" despite the damage suffered by HMCS Corner Brook from a crash last year, Defence Minister Peter MacKay says, adding that the history of the fleet is "spotty."
- Trudeau says sovereignty less of a bogeyman now video
- Justin Trudeau says sovereignty is less of a bogeyman than it once was as he defends himself against accusations he's sympathetic to the desire to leave Canada.