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The Ontario government has decided to end a funding arrangement that pumped millions of dollars into the industry through slot machines at the province's racetracks....
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Another former Canadian soldier joins the list of veterans who say their personal medical records were inappropriately accessed by government officials. The Current's Howard Goldenthal...
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The mining companies have descended on Saskatchewan. A proliferation of Potash mines is generating Billions and some small prairie communities see new opportunity while others...
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Renters in Canada often have to live in subpar and unhealthy conditions because the rental market is so tight and big landlords are more focused...
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During the 1980s and 90s, researchers and pediatricians have been telling people about the damage caused by shaking an infant. But according to a new...
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CBC journalist Terence McKenna is just back from a visit to the Syrian refugee camps in Turkey. He heard from average citizens, business owners and...
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What if the government or anyone else could read your mind? Wait for it .. the potential is fast approaching. We are moving from the...
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Some of you may get them in your email inbox ... daily deals on local goods and services. Groupon-style websites and the group discount coupons...
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On the day of last week's federal election, voters all over the country received mysterious phone calls sowing confusion about where and how they could vote....
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Thursday, April 28, 2011 | Categories: Talk Tape |
For thousands of years, British royalty have been married and buried at Westminster Abbey which means there will be an awful lot of very...
We continue our Westminster Abbey tour and hear about a 19th century British scientist of the same stature as Sir Isaac Newton. Also we read...
Alleged Serbian war criminal Branko Rogan takes the stand at a citizenship hearing in Vancouver, which raises questions about the best way for Canada to...
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We look at how the election campaign is playing out in Quebec as compared to the rest of the country. The CBC's Nancy Wood identifies...
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The CBC's Neil Morrison brings us a story called Your Brain on Politics. We like to think we make voting decisions based on logical, rational...
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The CBC's Nancy Wood brings us the results of her investigation into the psychological problems Canadian soldiers are experiencing when they return from Afghanistan and...
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The CBC's David Gutnick brings us a report from Hiroshima Japan, about how the crisis at the country's Fukushima nuclear plant is affecting Japan's already fraught...
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Ghana is banning imports of secondhand underwear, towels, handkerchiefs and mattresses. Critics say this ban hurts local people who cannot afford to buy these items...
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Tom Harrington from CBC Television's Marketplace joins us with some revelations into what your car insurance does not cover.Tom Harrington's story Crash and Burned will...
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Our colleagues at the CBC in Thunder Bay, Ontario have embarked on an ambitious experiment to see if they can bridge the divide between aboriginal...
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For the first time, there are more un-married people in Canada than married people. We look at an ever-evolving institution. And we meet some couples...
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There are about a hundred million cats roaming free across North America. Collectively, they kill about a billion birds a year. And now a lot...
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December 13, 2010You've probably seen the footage ... a woman in Ottawa being kicked and pushed around by police before being strip-searched. That footage has...
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010 | Categories: Talk Tape |
Pt 2: Growing Up in a Tent City - CBC correspondent David Gutnick returns to a devastated neighbourhood he first visited in the days...
Tuesday, December 7, 2010 | Categories: Talk Tape |
Pt 3: The New Homes of Haiti - We take a look at some of the ambitious housing plans from Canada and around the...
You might have grown up on breakfast cereal. But there's a good chance that your kids won't. We look at what the declining cereal market...
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The story of a deeply-rooted Albanian value system and how it led a mainly Muslim society to take huge risks in order to save Jews...
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Gays and lesbians have been permitted to serve openly in the Canadian military for nearly 20 years. But back then, being gay was enough to...
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The uneasy co-existence of a Maoist rebel army and the national army leaves Nepal and its neighbours on edge. Listen to Part Three: (Pop-up)...
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Meet a Canadian with a unique perspective on Canada's combat mission in Afghanistan. That's because he spent 16 months fighting there in 1987 as a...
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Pt 1: World Cup Economy - The 2010 World Cup kicks off this morning in South Africa. Our World Cup correspondent, David Gutnick, contrasts South...
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Pt 1: Growing Interest in Yemen - President Barack Obama served notice that the U.S. would target terror more vigorously, with Yemen in its crosshairs....
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Pt 1: Shalit Negotiations- It has been three-and-a-half years since Israeli Corporal Gilad Shalit was taken hostage by Palestinian militants. And this morning, a deal...
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Pt 1: Afghan Detainees - We started this segment with a clip of Laurie Hawn, the Parliamentary Secretary to Canada's Minister of Defence. He made...
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Pt 1: Cape Breton RCMP Investigation- On December 2nd, 2008, the RCMP got a 911 call from Wagmatcook First Nation in Cape Breton. The caller...
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Pt 1: Humiliating Canada - We started this segment with a clip of Prime Minister Harper's Press Secretary, Dimitri Soudas, and environmental activist Stephen Guilbeault,...
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Pt 1: Mayors in Copenhagen Panel - Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Copenhagen on the weekend as part of a...
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Pt 1: Misleading Parliament - We started the segment with a clip from Canadian diplomat Richard Colvin. His testimony kicked off what's turned out to...
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Pt 1: Alberta Climate Change - Renner - Rob Renner may be the bravest man in Copenhagen next week. After all, he's Alberta's environment minister....
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Pt 1: CIHR and Pfizer - We started this segment with Doctor Bernard Prigent. He's the Vice President and Medical Director of Pfizer Canada, the...
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Pt 1: Doctors with Criminal Records - On July 3rd, 1995, George Korol drove to his mother-in-law's place in California and threw a flaming container...
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Pt 1: Afghan Strategy - After three months of waiting, U.S. President Barack Obama is moving ahead with an ambitious new strategy in Afghanistan. His...
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Pt 1: Facilitated Communication - Rom Houben was 20-years-old when a car crash put him in what doctors thought was a coma. That was in...
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Pt 1: Northern Rescues - We started this segment with a clip of Captain Michael Young, the Deputy Officer in Charge of the Joint Rescue...
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Pt 1: Ethiopia - It's been 25 years since the images of starving, emaciated Ethiopians shocked the world and prompted an outpouring of food aid....
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Pt 1: H1N1 and Bacteria - Across the country, people are lining up to get the H1N1 flu vaccine. But it turns out, the virus...
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Pt 1: Kidnapped Publisher - Many journalists have to put their lives on the line for their work. But until Friday night, Jagdish Grewal didn't...
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Pt 1: General Rick Hillier - General Rick Hillier calls it one of the more idiotic decisions ever made by the Canadian forces. In the...
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Pt 1: WCB Frustration - We started this segment with a clip from Brent Mcgillis who is an injured ironworker living in Edmonton. Pt 2:...
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Pt 1: Hostage Taking - We started this segment with a clip from who we now know is Patrick Clayton. After a tense ten hours...
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Pt 1: Nortel Pensions - Cecilia Lovas and John Tyson will be on Parliament Hill this afternoon with other former Nortel employees who are angry...
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