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Alberta premier's comment on CBC Radio sparks Twitter anger
The hashtag #PrenticeBlamesAlbertans has gone viral overnight after Premier Jim Prentice told Albertans to "look in the mirror" to find who is responsible for the province's current financial woes. More read comments video
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Exclusive Mike Duffy's travel to Conservative MPs' events probed by RCMP
The RCMP have zeroed in on some of suspended senator Mike Duffy's travels in the weeks after he'd been master of ceremonies at an event for Prime Minister Stephen Harper in June 2009, CBC News has learned. More video
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Bell balks at refunding $350 over billing error, blames customer
You might want to check your monthly bill, if you have satellite TV service from Bell. More read comments video
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'Ladies, don’t freeze your eggs:' Dalhousie professor urges work-life balance instead
A Dalhousie University professor is discouraging women from freezing their eggs, a practice known as 'social egg freezing.' She's in Windsor Thursday night to talk about the issue. More read comments audio
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