Has Frisky been a little more, well, frisky lately? You might want to stock up on pet condoms. That's the idea behind an SPCA ad campaign to raise awareness of spaying and neutering pets.
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Has Frisky been a little more, well, frisky lately? You might want to stock up on pet condoms. That's the idea behind an SPCA ad campaign to raise awareness of spaying and neutering pets.
A small village in Jakarta, Indonesia is currently taking reservations
through the accommodation website Airbnb in an attempt to raise money
for local residents, and help repair the area from flooding.
At midnight last night, the U.S. federal government partially shut down over a political dispute on a spending bill. On Twitter, politicians pointed fingers, observers shook their heads and comedians had a field day over the #Shutdown.
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.
Last week, the verified Twitter account of the White House retweeted images from @AdorableCareAct, a campaign to support Obamacare using cute little animals. But is the Obama administration behind the fuzzy charm offensive?
After Ivan Lewis' wife found out he cheated on her, she said she wouldn't consider getting back together until he got 10,000 Facebook "likes" on a photo admitting that he cheated. 
The world's largest pasta maker has apologized after feeling the wrath of angry LGBT supporters around the world, provoked when the company's chairman said he would never make a commercial featuring a homosexual couple.
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.
In a visually awesome art project, 9,000 bodies were stenciled across a beach in Normandy, France, to honour those who fought and died during the Second World War. 
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October (11)
- SPCA's pet condoms campaign applauded by animal owners
- George Parros, Colton Orr brawl reignites NHL fighting debate with CBCSports.ca readers
- Indonesian slum takes reservations through Airbnb
- LIVE CHAT REPLAY: Kevin O'Leary
- Man finds his late grandmother on Google Street View
- Tips in the $100s for servers courtesy of video pranksters
- Yosemite Park Google Doodle unveiled as government shuts down
- Bridget Jones' Mark Darcy dies in next book to the horror of fans
- Disgruntled employee Marina Shifrin quits job with interpretive dance to Kanye West song
- Justin Bieber carried up Great Wall of China by bodyguards
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September (102)
- Cookisto lets you buy your neighbours' leftovers
- 20 per cent of Yelp reviews are fake, study shows
- LIVE CHAT: Are your vet bills too high?
- White House's Obamacare pitch recruits fuzzy animals
- Breaking Bad withdrawal sets in as fans say goodbye to series
- Jesus was the original tweeter, says Vatican Cardinal
- Cheating husband needs 10K Facebook "likes" to reunite with wife
- Breaking Bad, Netflix foil spoilers ahead of finale
- Control-Alt-Delete was a mistake, says Bill Gates
- Google celebrates 15 years with doodle, throwback Easter egg
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August (117)
- Grumpy Cat, Lil Bub meet at Internet Cat Video film festival
- Foam finger inventor angered over Miley Cyrus performance
- Tomatina tossers see red over food fight fee
- 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
- Syria's digital war explodes on social media frontlines
- Neil Armstrong died last year, died again on the internet yesterday
- Patrick Stewart teaches 'quadruple take,' becomes captain of internet
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July (149)
- U.S. inmates can pay for jail upgrade
- Viral 'Camp Gyno' ad is a game-changer
- Scalpers sell Apple Genius Bar appointments in China
- McDonald's burger hailed cheapest, most nutritious food ever
- A Gonzo journalist and his Google Glass
- Readers react to police POV surveillance video debate
- 'Cop selfies' blog raises questions about digital narcissism
- Princess Diana graces Vanity Fair's September cover
- Young cancer victim lives on in favourite game
- Teen Rubik's Cube star sweeps world champs
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June (98)
- Great Canadians Near You: Jeremy Dias
- Party hats top surveillance cameras for George Orwell's birthday
- Google recruits Street View mapping volunteers
- New Yorker recruits Bert and Ernie to celebrate same-sex marriage ruling
- '3-parent' fertility treatments sparks reader debate
- School kids correct celebrity grammar mistakes on Twitter
- Calgary's kids create adorable thank-you notes for volunteers
- Wendy Davis pink trainers sell big online
- June photo contest: How do you start your morning?
- Do you think the Queen deserves a raise?
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May (115)
- Generation Why says farewell for now
- 'Prancercise' founder sashays across the web
- Readers debate merits of anti-bullying video depicting suicide
- Fired Mayor Ford chief of staff laughs it up on Twitter
- Amish teens on Rumspringa rush for Facebook
- Grumpy Cat goes from meme to movie star
- CBCNews.ca readers react to the death of Dr. Henry Morgentaler
- Facebook to crack down on gender-based hate following outcry
- Bank of Canada cries fraud on $90K 'Duffy buck' cartoon
- Canadians 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
- Inmates use Yelp to review prison conditions
- Canadians react to foreign worker program changes
- VOTE: April Photo Contest Finalists
- Alberta public employees, government tweet across the picket line
- Fashion-savvy seniors flaunt 'Advanced Style'
- Praise rolls in for gay NBA player Jason Collins
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March (98)
- Generation Why: March 29
- Prominent Canadians bid farewell to Ralph Klein on Twitter
- Ralph Klein: Share your condolences
- Vera Wang ditches $500 'try-on' fee in China following global outcry
- Live Online replay: The star power of pandas
- B.C. ad evokes Amanda Todd to warn against 'just one photo'
- 'Stop rape' dislodging 'stay safe' advice on social media
- Brands support same-sex marriage in U.S. debate
- 'Rent a Mourner' fills your funeral with fake friends
- Ogooglebar! Sweden's spat with Google inspires 'ungoogleable' fun
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February (95)
- REPLAY Pope Benedict resigns: What's next for the Catholic church?
- Russian 'ghost' ship has Twitter intrigued
- Beijing woman's dummy tummy stunt on Subway causes outrage
- CPC, Wildrose, CBC line up to cut ties to Flanagan
- Vote for our February photo contest winner
- Married couple sought for millionaire's Mars mission
- Boeing's bid to replace CF-18s gets CBCNews.ca readers talking
- Vatican scrubs @pontifex Twitter account
- Rosa Parks statue unveiled on Capitol Hill
- Morrissey and Jimmy Kimmel in feud over Duck Dynasty
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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
- Will BlackBerry 10 turn things around for the company?
- Is Volkswagen's new Super Bowl Commercial racist?
- Graphic porn invades Twitter's Vine app
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