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Jan 22 - Charbonneau Inquiry Lies, Quote/Unquote: New Zealand Cat Ban, Bocuse Chef (Part 2)

Charbonneau Inquiry Lies, Tape: Roe V. Wade, Quote/Unquote: New Zealand Cat Ban, Bocuse Chef, Script: Krugman/Estonian Opera **Music Removed Online Due to Copyright**

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Homerun - Charbonneau CommissonMay 15, 2013 | 6:15Homerun Charbonneau Commisson Audio
Homerun Charbonneau Commisson May 15, 2013 | 6:15Suspended Laval, Que., city manager Gaétan Turbide was scheduled to testify about corruption in Laval before the Charbonneau Commission today. But his testimony was abruptly cancelled. CBC legal affairs reporter Ivan Slobod is following the commission.
Day 6 - New Mafia Kingpins - The 'NdranghetaOct 6, 2012 | 11:25Day 6 New Mafia Kingpins - The 'Ndrangheta Audio
Day 6 New Mafia Kingpins - The 'Ndrangheta Oct 6, 2012 | 11:25xplosive allegations of organized crime's power in Quebec dominated the headlines again this week. So far at the at The Charbonneau inquiry we've been hearing a lot about the Cosa Nostra group which has strong ties to Sicily. But now another name is emerging -- The 'Ndrangheta. And their power base is in Calabria, the toe of Italy's boot. The organized crime group dominates in Europe and now we're learning just how much power and pull they have in Ontario. We'll dig deeper with mob watcher Antonio Nicaso and former RCMP chief superintendent Ben Soave.
Homerun - CharbonneauMay 13, 2013 | 6:16Homerun Charbonneau Audio
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As It Happens Feb 19 - Chinese Hacking, Charbonneau Update, Toronto Doctor Re: Mexico Safe, From Our Archives: Leopold Museum (Part 1) Feb 19, 2013 | 27:29Chinese Hacking, Charbonneau Update, Toronto Doctor Re: Mexico Safe, From Our Archives: Leopold Museum.
As It Happens - May 3 - Charbonneau Update, Church Organists, TB: Moose Jaw Correction (Part 1)May 3, 2013 | 23:56As It Happens May 3 - Charbonneau Update, Church Organists, TB: Moose Jaw Correction (Part 1) Audio
As It Happens May 3 - Charbonneau Update, Church Organists, TB: Moose Jaw Correction (Part 1) May 3, 2013 | 23:56Charbonneau Update, Church Organists, Talkback: Moose Jaw Correction **Music Removed Online Due to Copyright**
News - Bernie's Blog: Inquiry has Marois's confidenceMay 3, 2013 | 3:48News Bernie's Blog: Inquiry has Marois's confidence Audio
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The Current Investigating Quebec's construction industry Nov 28, 2011 | 27:30After three years of breaking news reports that outlined explosive details about collusion and corruption in Quebec's construction industry, the Charbonneau Commission will begin an inquiry. This is a story of government officials union bosses, company bosses and organized crime. And it began when a 27 year old freelance journalist teamed up with a seasoned investigative reporter at Radio-Canada. Today, Marie-Maude Denis and Alain Gravel take us through the story of the sleuthing and the sources that led to one of the most explosive stories to come out of Quebec in decades.
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Radio Noon Montreal - Charbonneau commission cross-examines Mafia investigatorSep 27, 2012 | 6:56Radio Noon Montreal Charbonneau commission cross-examines Mafia investigator Audio
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Daybreak Montreal - Blacklisting of engineering firms could increase costs, says Order of EngineersMay 3, 2013 | 7:52Daybreak Montreal Blacklisting of engineering firms could increase costs, says Order of Engineers Audio
Daybreak Montreal Blacklisting of engineering firms could increase costs, says Order of Engineers May 3, 2013 | 7:52The mayor of Montreal has blacklisted engineering firms that have admitted to collusion at the Charbonneau Commission. They will not be allowed to bid on city contracts for the next five years. The head of Quebec's Order of Engineers was on Daybreak.
Digital Archives - Duplessis: Charbonneau et Le ChefJun 30, 1968 | 6:08Digital Archives Duplessis: Charbonneau et Le Chef Audio
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The Current Prison Libraries: The Prose of Cons Dec 14, 2011 | 23:59Ask Jean Charbonneau what those who come to his library ask to read and he'll tell you True Crime is the most popular. His readers are prisoners but the fact that they're reading at all is proof to him that his work matters. In a world behind bars, the best escape was in a book. We follow Jean Charbonneau into that world.

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