Russian cruise ship Lyubov Orlova broke free from its tow line while en route from St. John's, Newfoundland, to a scrap yard in the Dominican Republic . 
For our February 2013 photo contest, we asked you to embrace all things warm and fuzzy. We've narrowed down our selection to five photos based upon the
community's reaction, and once again, need your help to determine a
winner!
Tags: CBC, Community, Community Reaction
Terry Milewski's look at the Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet, now emerging
as a rival to the Lockheed Martin F-35 as the Canadian Forces'
replacement for its aging CF-18s, really got the CBC Community talking. 
Following Pope Benedict XVI's official resignation, the Vatican has scrubbed his official account, moving all the emeritus pope's tweets and his photo to an online archive.
Tags: Community, Community Reaction, Politics
Our stories on employment insurance reforms and fraud investigations have been some of the most commented-upon recently. 
Herbal incense containing synthetic cannibinoids can be purchased at head shops across Canada thanks to a legal grey area over which chemicals have been declared illegal and which have not. Tags: Canada, Community, Community Reaction, food, POV
Butchers and restaurateurs are reporting the interest in eating horsemeat is climbing amid growing media coverage of the scandal of products in Europe labelled as beef containing horse. 
The latest story from the Go Public investigative team got the CBC Community taking about food, grocery stores and what's safe to eat. Categories: Community, Science & Technology
Tags: Technology and Science
In a paper titled 'Doing Whatever a Spider Can', three physics students from the University of Leicester calculated that the strength of Spider-Man's webbing could actually bring a runaway train to a screeching halt.
CBC reporter Asha Tomlinson took a break from the breaking news desk to produce a series of stories on what it means to be black in contemporary Canada. 
A prank that started with a misleading Disney World brochure in a teacher's desk and ended with a slide presentation to the whole graduating class at an Ontario public school is being called "bullying" and a breach of trust. 
It's RRSP season again, and if you're feeling like an ostrich with its head in the sand, re-watch this week's episode of CBC Live Online to embolden you to take a look around.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Community
Tags: Arts & Entertainment
CBC Arts reporter and red carpet warrior Deana Sumanac will be hosting this year's Oscar night live chat. We would like to introduce you to the savvy panellists who will be joining her throughout the night.Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Community
Tags: LiveChat
Zuleka joined us on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. to help CBC audience members get informed and excited about all things Oscar.Tags: Community, Community Reaction, law, World
The murder trial of South African Olympian Oscar Pistorius hasn't even begun and already the proceedings are being called the country's own version of the O.J. Simpson trial of 1995. Tags: Canada, Community, Community Reaction, Politics, religion
Stephen Harper named Andrew Bennett, a 40-year-old Catholic and academic, as the first head of the new Office of Religious Freedom yesterday. 
The public school board in Fort McMurray, Alta., is expected to decide Tuesday whether it will move to a four-day school week to save $1 million. 
CBC News Community team, from left to right: Andrew Yates, Lauren O'Neil, Andrea Bellamare, John Bowman (Not shown: Andrea Lee-Greenberg, on leave)
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