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3 things you likely don't know about actor Ryan Reynolds
What CBC's Ian Hanomansing learned chatting with @VanCityReynolds.
Mark Messier on Gretzky, hockey fights, the NHL's new stars, and stickhandling success
Mark Messier discusses moments from his incredible career, and what makes a Hockey Hall of Famer.
Singer's live performance in computer-generated nightclub could be a model for concerts in a COVID world
Virtual reality team recreates legendary, long-demolished nightclub for Jill Barber's live online show.
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Dr. Bonnie Henry answers key questions about B.C.'s management of COVID-19
B.C.'s Provincial Health Officer addresses rise in cases, school re-openings, mask debate, vaccine outlook.
Spittin' Chiclets podcast star Paul Bissonnette: 'I'm just some clown who has an opinion'
'I have an aggressive sense of humour, I'm not going to apologize for that,' says Spittin' Chiclets podcast star Paul Bissonnette.
Westjet drops 737 Max 8 from busy holiday-season flight schedule
Westjet's decision not to fly the Boeing 737 Max 8 during the busy end-of-year holiday season means no Canadian airlines are expected to use the aircraft until 2020, even if it is recertified before the end of this year.
New real-time tracking system locates planes anywhere in the world
New technology unveiled Tuesday is, for the first time, tracking jetliners anywhere in the world, in real time, even in areas where they previously would have been off the radar, thanks to a joint Canada-U.S. venture.
The Interview
Christopher Plummer downplays his Oscar chances, but savours the glamour
The veteran Canadian actor is on the Oscar ballot for his performance as J. Paul Getty in All the Money in the World, but says his money is on Woody Harrelson or Sam Rockwell for their roles in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
The Interview
Ross Rebagliati's 'wild ride' from Olympic podium to pot merchant
Snowboard legend Ross Rebagliati is hoping to capitalize on both his Olympic drive and his connections with cannabis to strike gold again - this time through a new business venture.
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B.C. judge who stayed murder charges in Surrey Six case owes public an explanation: legal experts
The B.C. Supreme Court's decision to stay murder charges against notorious gang member Jamie Bacon last week — without publicly explaining why — seemed to inflame everyone from the casual observer to the province's attorney general. Some in the legal community say there is almost certainly more the judge could — and should — have said about her reasons for the surprise ruling.