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They may live in the shadows of the oldest of civilizations but they are experiencing the newest of democracies and for Egyptians in day two...
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The world of fair trade farming just got a little more fair for some. Maybe not for others. After all, how do you ensure the...
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Is a bad job better than no job? How far would you travel, where would you move to get work? And since workers pay into...
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He's been Prime Minister for more than Six years but he's had a Majority government for precisely One year. And it is this past year...
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It looks like a dog bone and takes up as much space as New Brunswick. They call it Kleopatra with a K and it is...
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For Alberta voters this week, the bloom came off the Wildrose party and left pollsters blushing the deepest shade of red, in a province that...
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He's a practicing physician, a medical anthropologist and a visionary on world health issues. But he's No Economist. Which is precisely why critics don't want...
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As Game-Changers go, they don't get much bigger or more controversial. Thirty years ago, with the flourish of signatures we got our Canadian Constitution complete...
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Peter MacKay, the Minister of National Defence was front and centre yesterday in a ceremony marking the centennial of the sinking of the Titanic and...
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Is change blooming in the wildrose country? Albertans go to the polls a week from Monday but last night's leader's debate may go a long...
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It was one of the "Quiet Cuts" of the federal budget, the agency to enforce Canada's reproductive technology laws will be gone within months. In...
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The longest student strike in Quebec history just moved into another day in the protest against tuition increases. Some university students in Quebec are weary...
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The delight at Aung San Suu Kyi's election on Sunday in Burma reached all the way across the globe and into the hearts of Canada's...
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Ottawa's new budget will impose time limits on environmental assessments for energy and industrial projects and force reviews to be either federal or provincial but...
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In the U.S., they are fretting over the possibility of gas prices rising to as much as $ 5 a gallon. In Canada most of...
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Jim Flaherty said earlier in the week that this was going to be a budget focused on spurring innovation. We hear from some innovative thinkers...
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The federal NDP may have a new leader in Thomas Mulcair, but the race has exposed divisions on what strategies the party should pursue to...
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If Trayvon Martin really did attack George Zimmerman, he did it armed with an iced tea and a bag of Skittles. Martin is dead and...
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Who doesn't love a leadership convention? It's got it all... There's the potential for surprise. Remember Joe Clark's victory, that was so stunning it created...
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If you think unmanned drones are only used in war, or to chase after terrorists, you are wrong. We'll tell you how drone technology is...
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Well it did take a decade and piles of money for the International Criminal Court to get a conviction. And now the Congolese warlord who...
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Canadians face a conundrum. Lots of people are unemployed and yet a labour shortage looms. And the upcoming workers - the Gen Ys aren't impressing...
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The news reports say he was methodical stalking from home to home in rural Afghanistan, killing 16 civilians, most of them children. A U.S. Army...
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What better day than International Women's Day to take a look at the tenor of the discussion as U.S. Republican Presidential candidates trip over themselves...
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What is it about teachers? Their on-the-job performance, their pay, their benefits are polarizing to the parental public. And no more so than right now...
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Back in the 80s, Eric Sterling was instrumental in the drafting of U.S. legislation for mandatory minimum sentences. Twenty-five years later, he feels responsible for...
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Like a Robo-call relentlessly pushing the next bit of information into yet another household, the outrage and questions over the Conservative's alleged election tactics keep...
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It has 7-percent of the world's population and accounts for 20-percent of global GDP. The European Union is an economic juggernaut with clout beyond its...
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The average Canadian family owes a-dollar-fifty for every dollar earned. Within 18 months, we'll owe a-dollar-sixty for every buck. But while some insist that leaves...
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This week, Canadians are getting an unusual look at the kind of political muck-raking that's commonplace in the United States. It comes from an anonymous...
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This has been the year of the student protest in Montreal. At McGill University, after months of student activism, a group of occupiers staged...
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The government says its proposed legislation giving police more powers to catch predators online will bring Canada into line with laws already in place in...
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Online dating changed the game of love forever because it is now the second most common way that relationships start. We'll speak with two Canadian...
We also take a look at the science of matchmaking. Many online dating sites claim to have cracked the compatibility code, making true love as...
(Photo by: Flickr User, kjunstorm) Stats show about 1 in 5 new romantic relationships these days get their start online and for same-sex couples, that...
Canadian oil producers and governments are looking for new markets for Alberta oil because it seems regulatory processes are delaying pipeline projects such as Keystone...
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A Quebec cancer researcher may have made a real game changing discovery for women's health. Dr. Lucy Gilbert believes ovarian cancer can be detected...
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Some of Canada's big city mayors think they're not big enough. They want more power to fix their city's problems. Skeptics think a powerful mayor...
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They've been linked to coronary heart disease and increased cholesterol levels and now Trans Fats are being linked to Politics. Government documents show Health Canada...
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Their lives end with a banner headline. A person believed to be mentally disturbed, shot dead by police. It is happening enough in this country...
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He spent his first years in office with an unapologetically hard line on China's transgressions from Tibet to human rights. Now Prime Minister Harper is...
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Michael Healey spent eleven years writing plays with Toronto's Tarragon Theatre, tackling the political, the philosophical and the personal in acclaimed productions staged across the...
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Britain's Damien Hirst has produced more than 300 paintings of spots. Big ones, little ones, bright ones and curious ones. But is it art? After...
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Today we're talking about Old Age Security that right now kicks in at age 65. The Prime Minister made hints while in Davos, the NDP's...
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Most major police forces have canine units but Vancouver police dogs account for the highest number of dog-bite injuries of all municipal forces in B.C....
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So why is it that China is commissioning a second polar ice-breaker and India has plans to build one too? All this as both countries...
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Visits to national parks are down and a proposal for a walkway built over a mountain valley promises to be a big draw in Jasper...
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They are pierced, cut and even branded. From elfin ears to decorative scars to implants to make horns on the head - body modifications appear...
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RIM's U.S. market share is down, but the company is growing in other countries. The Blackberry is still the smartphone of choice for business......
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Ships' Captains have a mythic quality in our collective psyches. We put our lives in their hands. Which is why people around the world have...
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