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IN DEPTHCanada and India
As Prime Minister Harper tours the country, explore how India is changing, and changing Canada
IN DEPTHThe Case of Omar Khadr
Facing a U.S. military commission, Canada's top court hears arguments to bring him home
IN DEPTHRemembrance Day 2009
From Canada to Kandahar, stories of soldiers and the sacrifices made
IN DEPTHThe Media and the Flu
Is the coverage help or hype?
IN DEPTHMaking Peace with the Enemy
Susan Ormiston explores the controversial question of negotiating with the Taliban.
IN DEPTHObama's First Year
Neil Macdonald reports on Obama's promise of change one year after the U.S. election
IN DEPTHH1N1 Q & A
Answers to your questions about H1N1 and children, adults, and expectant mothers.
IN DEPTHRick Hillier: A Soldier Speaks
The General speaks for the first time on TV about the insights and criticism in his new book
IN DEPTHA New Era
Go behind the scenes of the re-launch of The National
IN DEPTHComparing Notes on Captivity
In a rare encounter, Ingrid Betancourt and the CBC's Mellissa Fung share stories of their captivity
IN DEPTHBrain Gains
Can exercise help the human brain learn? Research and classroom experiments show promise
IN DEPTHLiving with al-Qaeda
Diplomat Robert Fowler speaks about his time as a hostage in Africa in an exclusive interview
AT ISSUERoyals vs. Republic
Is it time to cut the ties to the monarchy? Plus: webchat with Andrew Coyne
AT ISSUEWildroses and Thorns
Can the Party's new, young female leader make an impact in Alberta?
AT ISSUETwo Big Questions
The panel weighs in on Rick Hillier's Afghanistan comments and Tory stimulus spending.
AT ISSUEThose Stimulus Cheques
The panel tackles the fuss over Tory stimulus cheques, and examines swine flu preparations.
AT ISSUEPolls and Piano Players
Ignatieff is on the ropes. Harper is on the ivories. But what about that big sleeper issue?
Rex MurphyStuck in a Well
Ignatieff better start digging, or the Liberals could move on without him, says Rex
Rex MurphyA Royal Farewell?
Rex wonders if Charles and Camilla's tour is their swan song.
Rex MurphyGoing Down with the Ship
Rex doesn't think Ignatieff's sinking ship will be saved by a new first mate.
Rex MurphyAn Arresting Citizen
Rex is hopping mad about the police going after a shopkeeper for defending his store.
Rex MurphyThank You, Mr. Prime Mini$ter
As Rex points out, Ottawa's partisan spending habits - exposed this week - aren't exactly new.
Rex MurphyHarper Unplugged
Move over Michael Bublé, there's a new pair of blue eyes in town: our very own Prime Minister.
WENDY MESLEYHarper's ticket to a majority?
Is the India trip Harper's ticket to a majority?
WENDY MESLEYParents vs. TV
Do childrens' shows undermine parents?
WENDY MESLEYWill Canada ever elect a black prime minister?
A year ago, Barack Obama was elected to bring change to America. But will Canada ever have a black prime minister?
WENDY MESLEYCan Canadians be trusted to wait their turn?
Wendy Mesley explores the trust health officials are putting in Canadians in following pandemic plans
WENDY MESLEYIs NASA a waste of money?
Wendy wants to know if the space program should be a priority
WENDY MESLEYWho's Cashing in Swine Flu?
Wendy Mesley notes that pandemics are serious business - so who's cashing in on swine flu?
WENDY MESLEYGet to know her
Reporter. Anchor. Political analyst. Investigative journalist. Award-winner. Read more about Wendy.
GO PUBLICH1N1 - Too Sick to Fly?
Should airlines waive fees to accommodate passengers with swine flu?
GO PUBLICDangerous Limits?
B.C. transport operation carries on after licenses pulled
GO PUBLICFlight Path Diversion
Olympic security measures mean big headaches for local airline.
GO PUBLICGo Public Cancer Scam
B.C. man under scrutiny for cancer-cure claims
GO PUBLICNoisy Neighbour
Residents of Richmond, B.C. take on an industrial neighbour for allegedly violating a noise bylaw.
GO PUBLICTheft Charges?
There's video. Stolen property. They even have a name. So why won't police lay charges?

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