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Worth a Watch Pink Diamond Discovery Miners have found a pink diamond so big it rivals the one in the Pink Panther.

Worth A Watch The Challenger disaster Rare amateur video of one family’s perspective of the 1986 Challenger tragedy.

Worth A Watch Dogs Against Romney Dog lovers protest outside of the Westminster dog show against Mitt Romney

Special Feature About Face An in-depth look at the transformation of burn victim Pat Stamp

Worth A Watch Madonna's Big Moment Madonna's Super Bowl show was a success, thanks in part to a Canadian company.

Worth A Watch Biggest Dodgeball Game Thousands of Edmonton students turn up to reclaim the record

Online Extra Canadian Asbestos Go deeper into our story about the controversial resource

From the Archives K'naan's Waving Flag K'naan speaks about his growing fame and growing up in Toronto

Worth a Watch Newt Gingrich Sued Music can help set the tone in a campaign, but Newt Gingrich has hit a bad note.

Online Extra Ask Ormiston Susan Ormiston answers viewer questions on Syria

Online Extra The House Tahrir Built Nahlah Ayed gives us a look behind the scenes of her documentary.

Online Extra Anne Murder Mystery The real-life murder mystery surrounding an Anne of Green Gables film

Worth a Watch Unusual Expenses A new study reveals the outlandish items that some employees have claimed.

WORTH A WATCH Green Monster A huge emerald, weighing in at 11.5 kilograms, is up for auction

WORTH A WATCH Trimming the Fat Toronto's mayor kicks off his "Cut the Waist" challenge

WORTH A WATCH Dropped Heart Mexican medics suffer a spill as they're rushing a heart to a transplant patient

Worth a Watch Claire vs. Peter Too much information Claire?

Worth A Watch Rewind 2011 A look back at the images and events that shaped the past year.

Worth a Watch Singers on Ice Two Canadian music stars take to the ice to play with NHL teams.

Worth a Watch Top Viral Videos Two Canadians have made YouTube's Top 10 list for 2011.

Sneak Peek Mansbridge Conversations A sneak peek at the upcoming special Mansbridge Conversations 2011.

Worth a Watch Micro Condos, Major Fight Vancouver activists protest new micro condos that have displaced the needy

From The CBC Vault Christopher Hitchens The late writer takes on the mourners of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Worth a Watch Johnny Bower A fan gives a former Leafs goalie a surprise by reuniting him with his pads.

Worth A Watch Young Hockey Fight Nine year-old players in Kazhakstan get into a brawl after a hockey game

Peter vs. Claire A "Senior" Moment Claire Martin tells Peter Mansbridge she appreciates his "old-school" style.

Worth a Watch Bear in Downtown Vancouver A brown bear made an unexpected appearance on the streets of Vancouver.

Online Extra Drunk Polar Bears Reg Sherren describes an encounter at a Manitoba dump.

Worth a Watch Animal Kingdom Why pet inheritances are in the news

Worth a Watch Canadian Domination Canadian musicians dominate the U.S. music charts.

Worth a Watch Ice Marathon Runners lace up, gear up and bundle up for the Antarctica Ice Marathon.

February 16, 2012 A Week of Wacky Politics It’s been a wild week in Ottawa. Andrew, Chantal and Bruce sort it all out.

February 8, 2012 The Politics of Retirement At Issue panel takes a look at the politically tricky topic of retirement.

January 26, 2011 Setting the Bar The panel looks ahead to this session of Parliament and the NDP leadership race.

December 22, 2011 At Issue vs. Insiders The National's two political panels go head-to-head in this year-ender quiz.

February 16, 2012 Justin Trudeau's Canada Rex weighs in on the recent musings of Justin Trudeau.

February 8, 2012 A Model Royal Rex Murphy considers the accomplishments of Queen Elizabeth

January 26, 2012 U.S. Primaries Rex weighs in on the U.S. primaries.

The Insiders Relationships and Politics
The Insiders open up about love in the halls of power and how spouses are used on the political stage.
The Insiders How to Break Bad News
The Insiders panel provides their backroom wisdom on how to deliver bad news to voters.
The Insiders The Media: Friend or Foe?
The Insiders panel explains how politicians and their handlers view the press.
The Bottom Line The Retirement Debate
The Bottom Line panel explains what you need to know about pensions and retirement....
The Bottom Line Confident or Concerned?
Should you be confident or concerned about the economy?
The Bottom Line Year in Review
The Bottom Line panel runs down the economy's best and worst moments, money makers and indicators of the year.

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new Target set to alter Canadian retail landscape
The buzz surrounding Target Corporation's move into Canada could quickly turn into a backlash if the U.S. retailing giant can't deliver quality goods at prices similar to what it charges south of the border, experts say.
updated U.S. base in Afghanistan attacked over Qur'an burning video
Afghan police are firing shots into the air to disperse hundreds of protesters who are trying to break into an American military base to vent their anger over the Qur'an burning incident.
new European Union to vote on oilsands ranking
European Union officials are set to vote on draft legislation that would classify oilsands crude as more harmful to the environment than other fuels — a proposal that Canada plans to fight.
analysis Brian Stewart: A national security strategy for dangerous times
With the world in so much turmoil, Ottawa needs to become more creative in assessing what really counts for Canada's security and economic well-being, writes Brian Stewart.
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