2008 Broadcast Schedule

DATE	MATCHUP	TIME
Sun., Sep. 21	Boston at Toronto	1 p.m.
Notes - All games in high definition - All times ET - Schedule subject to change - Local blackouts may apply

Canada to send peacekeeping troops to Haiti: A handful of Canadian troops are about to take part in peacekeeping operation in Haiti, under the command of Brazilian forces, in a long-delayed mission that has been kept inexplicably low on the political radar.
Google asks secret court to lift gag on surveillance: Google is asking the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to lift its long-standing gag order on how often the company is asked to turn over data about its customers to the U.S. government.
Brazil protesters keep up pressure on government: Thousands of demonstrators flooded into a square in Brazil's economic hub, Sao Paulo, on Tuesday for the latest in a historic wave of protests against the shoddy state of public transit, schools and other public services in this booming South American giant.

MPs and senators' side income provokes ethics debate: The debate over Justin Trudeau's speaking fees has raised questions about what MPs and senators should be allowed to earn on top of their salaries, with some political watchers urging a wider discussion about financial conduct among parliamentarians.
updated Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges video: Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum has resigned in the wake of corruption charges being laid against him, although he maintains he is innocent.
audio Disabled woman's care before dying on bus still a mystery audio: CBC Radio's The Current has broadcast a documentary about a 48-year-old Alberta woman with developmental problems, Betty Anne Gagnon, who died in November 2009 in a filthy converted bus that had no heat, electricity or running water.

new Senate scandal taking toll on Harper image, poll suggests video: An exclusive poll by Nanos Research for CBC News Network's Power & Politics suggests Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be paying a political price for his handling of the controversy over a $90,000 cheque written by his former chief of staff to pay Senator Mike Duffy's wrongly claimed expenses.
Most groups don't want return of Trudeau speaking fees video: Most of the 17 charitable and other organizations that have paid speaking fees to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau during his time as an MP say they aren't interested in having their fees returned, despite Trudeau's offer on the weekend to reimburse any organization unhappy with his services.
Canada to send peacekeeping troops to Haiti: A handful of Canadian troops are about to take part in peacekeeping operation in Haiti, under the command of Brazilian forces, in a long-delayed mission that has been kept inexplicably low on the political radar.

Chronic fatigue may be reversed with exercise: Taking it easy is not the best treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, rather exercise and behaviour therapy are, a large study finds.
AT&T buys T-Mobile USA for $39B US: AT&T Inc. said Sunday it will buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom AG in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $39 billion US, becoming the largest cellphone company in the U.S.
Milky Way home to 50 billion planets: NASA: Scientists have compiled the first cosmic census of planets in our galaxy: at least 50 billion planets are estimated to call the Milky Way home.

Ai Weiwei's zodiac sculpture unveiled in Toronto video audio: A monumental sculpture series by Chinese activist-artist Ai Weiwei was officially unveiled Tuesday outside of Toronto's City Hall.
Stunt woman's phone hacked to overhear Angelina Jolie: A woman who worked as a stunt double for Angelina Jolie sued Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. in Los Angeles on Tuesday, claiming she's a victim of a phone hacking scheme to obtain information about the actress.
video Crazy Rich Asians: an interview with author Kevin Kwan video: In his debut novel, Manhattan-based Kevin Kwan returns to the moneyed Asian enclaves of his youth to satirize an outlandish, fantastical world of wealth.

Federal open data portal revamp aims to encourage apps: The federal government has revamped its data portal in an effort to encourage the development of innovative apps that make use of the publicly accessible federal government data on topics ranging from housing to air quality.
Huge ancient city at Angkor Wat revealed by lasers: Airborne laser technology has uncovered a network of roadways and canals, illustrating a bustling ancient city linking Cambodia's famed Angkor Wat temple complex.
Google pledges to rid the web of child pornography: If any one company could conceivably stop the sexual exploitation of children online, Google would be a likely contender - but not even the web's most ubiquitous search engine can tackle such a widespread problem without help.

Tim Hortons being circled by Wall Street hedge funds: At least two groups of American hedge funds have bought large chunks of Tim Hortons shares recently, a sign the activist investors want to push the company to make major changes to its business, or possibly give up some control over the company.
Chrysler agrees to recall 2.9 million Jeep SUVs in U.S., Canada: Chrysler avoided a showdown with U.S. government safety regulators Tuesday, agreeing to recall 2.7 million older Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs in the U.S. and 180,000 in Canada that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire.
Leaders downplay reports of stalled Canada-EU trade talks video: Both Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his British counterpart, David Cameron, downplayed signs of trouble in the Canada-EU trade negotiations Tuesday, even as the European Union's spokesman suggested Canada hasn't shown enough "pragmatism and flexibility" at the table.

Honda recalls Fit subcompacts: Honda Canada says it will recall 14,640 of its 2009 and 2010 Fit subcompact cars to replace lost motion springs.
U.S. travel fee proposal criticized by Harper: Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he doesn't think much of a new border tax that's being proposed by the United States, calling it a cash grab designed to help a budget crisis.
Bell class action suit approved by Que. court: A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class action lawsuit to go ahead against Bell Mobility.

Blackhawks' Marian Hossa 'likely' to play Game 4: Quenneville video: Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville says star forward Marian Hossa is "likely to play" when the Stanley Cup final resumes Wednesday night for Game 4.
blog Wharnsby: Daniel Paille a favourite of Bruins teammates: Humble and hard working, Boston forward Daniel Paille earned the respect of his teammates long before scoring a pair of game-winning goals in the Stanley Cup final, writes Tim Wharnsby.
Stanley Cup Playoffs: Tuesday's Need To Know: The Bruins seem to have the upper hand in the Stanley Cup final after a Game 3 shutout, but there are plenty of questions ahead of Game 4. Get up to speed on that contest and the rest of the news from around the NHL.

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