The papacy of Pope Benedict XVI has officially ended, but the aftermath of his nearly unprecedented resignation continues to evoke strong reactions among believers - particularly those who believe that the Comic Sans typeface should never be used outside of a speech bubble.
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The papacy of Pope Benedict XVI has officially ended, but the aftermath of his nearly unprecedented resignation continues to evoke strong reactions among believers - particularly those who believe that the Comic Sans typeface should never be used outside of a speech bubble.
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Generation Why, a weekly interactive magazine curated by young Canadians for young Canadians.Each week, CBC readers under the age of 30 and young staffers will collaborate to build a digital digest of the best content that CBC news and current affairs programming has to offer.
Twitter flips over Obama's 'Jedi mind meld' mix-up
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Speaking to reporters after failing to agree with Republicans on a deal to avoid the "sequester" budget cuts, Obama mixed his sci-fi metaphors, saying he can't do a "Jedi mind meld" on his opponents. Fired Groupon CEO compares career to Battletoads game
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Yesterday, the online coupon website Groupon announced yesterday that it had fired founder and CEO Andrew Mason. His letter to employees included an arcane reference to the notoriously difficult 1991 Nintendo game Battletoads.
Two weeks ago, for the first time in almost 600 years, an active Pope announced that he was stepping down as leader of the Catholic Church.
In this week's episode of CBC Live Online, our panelists chatted about what's next for the Vatican, Catholics in Canada, and congregations around the world.
In this week's episode of CBC Live Online, our panelists chatted about what's next for the Vatican, Catholics in Canada, and congregations around the world.
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 . After weeks of drifting aimlessly through international waters, the unmanned, rat-infested "ghost ship" is turning heads as it inches towards European soil.
A woman who attempted to exploit the good nature of Beijing subway passengers by wearing a prosthetic pregnant belly to scam seats on the notoriously crowded trains ended up an object of ridicule.
What are some examples of bad behaviour you've seen on your local transit system?
Organizations with ties to former Harper senior adviser Tom Flanagan, including Alberta's Wildrose Alliance Party and the CBC, are distancing themselves from the politics professor after his comments on child pornography last night. 
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!
Boeing's bid to replace CF-18s gets CBCNews.ca readers talking
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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. Meet the Community Team
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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