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Prohibited snakes and other reptiles: A city-by-city comparison

We've taken a look at the bylaws in major Canadian cities to see how they regulate the ownership of snakes and other reptiles. Here's a quick summary of what we've found.
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Bigger, Cheaper... Better?

For Reg Sherren, the famous landing of the "Gimli Glider" shows just how critical a good pilot can be. It also raises questions about the push to get bigger and more efficient planes in the air.
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Loblaw Statements on Bangladesh Factory Collapse

Loblaw Statements on Factory Collapse
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Rehtaeh Parsons was my daughter

Glen Canning, the father of Rehtaeh Parsons, says he's too devastated to speak publicly about his daughter's suicide. He instead chose to post the following blog entry on his website.
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King Kwong

Every once in a while in this job I am honoured to shake the hand of history. That happened this week when I met Larry Kwong, a true gentleman if there ever was one and a real piece of Canadian history.
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Has anything really changed for India's women?

Stephanie Jenzer was Nahlah Ayed's producer on this story.

A couple of nights ago, my colleagues and I were driving through the streets of New Delhi, trying to get a feel for the city after the sun sets.

More than a few young women had been telling us about their self-imposed curfews, how they don't feel safe to go out past eight o'clock, especially if they have to take public transportation.
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Boomtown, USA

Paul Hunter reports from North Dakota, where there's an oil boom for the ages underway. He looks at what this means for the state and the rest of North America.
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Science Stories of 2012

Bob McDonald, host of CBC's Quirks and Quarks, tells us about the top science stories of 2012. 
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Greg Gilhooly's Victim Impact Statement


My name is Greg Gilhooly. I was repeatedly sexually abused by Graham James over a three year period beginning in 1979. This is my victim impact statement.
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Mums on a Mission

There may not be campaigning on a wide scale for the top political jobs in China, but there's certainly campaigning on the part of concerned parents. 

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