If you always make too much food for dinner, there's a new way to get rid of your leftovers rather than stuffing yet another Tupperware container into the freezer.
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If you always make too much food for dinner, there's a new way to get rid of your leftovers rather than stuffing yet another Tupperware container into the freezer.
Up to 20 per cent of all reviews on Yelp.com are potentially fraudulent, up from only 5 per cent in 2006, according to a recent Harvard Business School report.
Chat live with CBC's Marketplace co-host Erica Johnson and Hemopet founder Jean Dodds about the upcoming season of the show and the role Marshall the bulldog played in the first episode.
A supermarket in the United Kingdom was offering a mental patient costume online that caught the attention of mental-health advocates, causing a social media storm.
Dave Nichol, the man who was the face of the Loblaws grocery chain for decades, died on Sunday just days after his 73rd birthday.
iPhone users fooled by fake iOS7 waterproof ad
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Some iPhone users were in for a shock after they fell for a scam aimed at getting people to ruin their own smartphones. BlackBerry sale to Fairfax Financial fails to surprise Canadians
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Many Canadians urged BlackBerry to hurry up and confirm the sale before Fairfax changed its mind, suggesting the $4.7-billion deal is the best it will ever get.iOS7: What iPhone users don't like about it
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Although most of the reaction to iOS7 so far has been positive, there have also been many other iPhone users conflicted about the new operating system and many of the new features.
Starbucks' pumpkin spice latte may sound vegan-friendly, but its mix is chock full of condensed milk. This has sparked a petition on change.org to get Starbucks to change its recipe of the popular drink.
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September (103)
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August (117)
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- Foam finger inventor angered over Miley Cyrus performance
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- New app Streetmix lets you design city of your dreams
- Underwater hockey championships shine light on niche sport
- Indie musicians cry foul over foreign worker fees
- The Onion celebrates 25 years of satirizing politics, kittens
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July (149)
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- A Gonzo journalist and his Google Glass
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June (98)
- Great Canadians Near You: Jeremy Dias
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- Google recruits Street View mapping volunteers
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- '3-parent' fertility treatments sparks reader debate
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May (115)
- Generation Why says farewell for now
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- Grumpy Cat goes from meme to movie star
- CBCNews.ca readers react to the death of Dr. Henry Morgentaler
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April (105)
- Illegal wildlife trade thrives on the 'dark web'
- Stanford students seek bone marrow match for beloved professor
- Google Glass user's shower photo freaks out internet
- Canada's new polymer notes get orbital boost
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- Canadians react to foreign worker program changes
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March (98)
- Generation Why: March 29
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February (95)
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- Russian 'ghost' ship has Twitter intrigued
- Beijing woman's dummy tummy stunt on Subway causes outrage
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- Vote for our February photo contest winner
- Married couple sought for millionaire's Mars mission
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- Vatican scrubs @pontifex Twitter account
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January (105)
- Opposites attract: Tell us your unlikely love story
- Youth for hire: employing 'Generation Jobless'
- Fired HMV employees take over Twitter account
- Toronto company puts your head on a Pez dispenser
- Perfume for babies released by Dolce & Gabbana
- U.S. man shot in driveway mix-up mourned online
- World reacts to new Blackberry phones, Alicia Keys hire
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- Is Volkswagen's new Super Bowl Commercial racist?
- Graphic porn invades Twitter's Vine app
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