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The CBC's David Common is on board with the crew of the Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Sir Wilfrid Laurier. They are part of a team that's searching for the two ships that comprised the 1845 Franklin expedition. The boats disappeared while trying to find and cross the fabled Northwest Passage. David joined us live from the Arctic to take your questions.Canadians protest in support of Pussy Riot
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The conviction of three members of the Russian female punk band Pussy Riot today has sparked protests around the world, including several here in Canada.Reaction to internal RCMP emails as force faces changes
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RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson has pledged to overhaul the force's
internal culture and restore public confidence, but he's facing
resistance from within, and that's got members of the CBC Community
talking. A CBC.ca article about internal RCMP emails between Paulson
and B.C.-based Staff Sgt. Tim Chad sparked plenty of outrage at the
force.
Police disperse Sudan's "Kandaka Friday" protest with tear gas, arrests
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Protesters from Sudan ushered a new wave of online activism after the arrest of about 30 protesters after Friday prayers, using the hashtags #SudanRevolts and #KandakaFriday to consolidate their voices.Dad's 'Dr. Seuss' graduation gift takes 13 years to complete
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Brenna Martin's "priceless" graduation gift from her father - which technically cost less than $20 - has attracted the attention of over 11 million people.
What's the most thoughtful gift you've ever heard of?
What's the most thoughtful gift you've ever heard of?
This past weekend, we unveiled a unique interactive graphic composed of photos from CBC Your News community members. Thank you for letting us tell your stories.Has ageism in the health care system affected you?
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A young doctor is among those raising concerns about a culture of
ageism in the medical world -- a problem that could have grave
implications for Canada's aging population.Have you or a loved one ever experienced ageism in the health care system?
Your photos of the 'ring of fire' eclipse
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Millions of star-gazers across a narrow strip of eastern Asia and the Western U.S. were able to witness this year's dramatic 'ring of fire' eclipse, which occurs when the moon passes in front of the sun.
Canadians may have missed out on the full ring, but a few members of the CBC Community were able to snap stellar shots of the partial eclipse.
Margaret Thatcher is the latest celebrity to suffer a public death via social media after one errant tweet got the rumour mill churning.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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June (98)
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May (115)
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April (105)
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March (98)
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February (95)
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January (105)
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