Ask CBC News is a monthly series that takes a behind-the-scenes look at how we gather and report the news. It's part of an ongoing effort to be more transparent about what we do.
This month, Erica Johnson answers a question from the CBC Community.
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Ask CBC News: Erica Johnson on protecting consumers
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Ask CBC News: Meteorologist Jay Scotland
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Ask CBC News is a monthly series that takes a behind-the-scenes look at how we gather and report the news. It's part of an ongoing effort to be more transparent about what we do. This month, it's your chance to ask the weatherman the questions you've always wanted to know. We're turning to meteorologist Jay Scotland for answers.
Get answers to your questions about the beef recall
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Do you have questions about the beef recall? CBC News Network is hosting a special segment today with Reshmi Nair at 3:00pm ET. Send in your questions to pov@cbc.ca. Our Top 10 TIFF 2012 Star Spotting submissions from the CBC Community
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The Toronto International Film Festival officially wrapped Sunday evening, and in its wake left a long trail of film reviews, party reports and celebrity encounter tales - including many from CBC Your News Community members. CBC's Eli Glasner on reviewing films, reading other critics
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Welcome to July installment of Ask CBC News! This month, CBC arts reporter Eli Glasner explains how he decides which films to review and reveals the three film critics that he considers must-reads. CBC's Deana Sumanac on handling hot stars, bad interviews
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CBC Arts reporter Deana Sumanac dishes on dealing with publicists and shares her celebrity horror story. Do you have a question for a CBC reporter? We're now accepting entries for our July installment!
CBC's Derek Stoffel on staying professional and stomaching injustice
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Derek Stoffel, a Middle East correspondent for CBC News, has answered a
very weighty question from John Harvey of Rothesay, N.B. 
David McKie, an award-winning investigative journalist in the CBC
Parliamentary bureau, has fielded two readers' questions as part of our ongoing Ask CBC News series. CBC's Margaret Evans on conflict zones, vulnerable interviewees
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How do reporters stay safe in conflict zones? How do they feel when interviewing vulnerable people? Margaret Evans, the CBC's London-based Europe correspondent, has fielded two questions from the CBC Community. CBC's Adrienne Arsenault on famine reporting, tight deadlines
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Do reporters share food in famine zones? How do they check stories on the fly? Adrienne Arsenault, Toronto-based correspondent for The National, has fielded two questions from the CBC Community. Meet the Community Team
CBC News Community team, from left to right: Andrew Yates, Lauren O'Neil, John Bowman
If you're part of the CBC News community, you're likely to meet one of us: we're the folks working to produce and promote your stories. Read more about us.
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July (149)
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May (115)
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