For the most part, CBC Community do not appear amused by Pierre Poutine of
Separatist Street, an apparent pseudonym shielding the identity of those
responsible for automated calls that misdirected voters during the last
federal election. 
Community reaction to the Pierre Poutine revelations
Categories: Politics
Tags: Community Reaction, Politics
For the most part, CBC Community do not appear amused by Pierre Poutine of
Separatist Street, an apparent pseudonym shielding the identity of those
responsible for automated calls that misdirected voters during the last
federal election. 
Each day, we bring you a list of Top 5 stories. Sometimes they're the
most read stories of the day, other times we focus on a specific region
or category.Today, we bring you the top five most viewed stories from the CBC News' Business page.
Lady Gaga and Oprah Winfrey launch anti-bullying foundation
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Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Storify
Lady Gaga and Oprah Winfrey are headlining an event at Harvard University to launch the Born This Way Foundation, a non-profit charity that works with young adults "to build a braver, kinder world."
Celebrities and fans took to social networks to remember Davy Jones, the frontman of 1960s pop sensation The Monkees.
For February, we asked the CBC Community to send in their photographs
with the theme of Love in mind. The response was generous and heart-felt
- it was like receiving a Valentine's card every day. Without further ado, let's give some love to this winning entry.
One of the oldest leap year traditions is for women to challenge the norm and propose to men on Feb. 29 -- a tradition that is believed to have roots in Irish legend.
Many women leaped at the chance this year.
Many women leaped at the chance this year.
Beyond robocalls and Vikileaks this week came news that an arctic research lab in Nunavut, would be shutting down because it lacks the funds to operate year round. 
A Missouri man who freeze-dries dead pets says business is booming despite criticism from some who say the service is bizarre and unnatural.
Would you freeze-dry your deceased pet?
Would you freeze-dry your deceased pet?
A severe storm system creating a string of possible tornadoes across the U.S. Midwest has levelled buildings and left casualties.
The latest advocate for the creation of an asbestos registry is a Saskatoon man with a rare form of cancer linked to the hazardous fibre.
Do you think that a registry is a good way to protect people who may be exposed to asbestos?
Do you think that a registry is a good way to protect people who may be exposed to asbestos?
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