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Watch the Canada Reads 2019 book trailers
Canada Reads 2019 is March 25-28. In anticipation of the debates, here are the trailers for each of the books that will be featured on the show.
'Weird wonders' in China: New half-billion year-old fossils from the dawn of animal life
More than 2,000 pristine fossils have been found, and half are animals completely new to science
The Mueller report is ready, but the Trump-Russia saga isn't done yet
On Friday, U.S. special counsel Robert Mueller delivered his report on Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Slate writer Dahlia Lithwick says this isn't the end, but rather the "end of the beginning."
Why a mom with cervical cancer needs women — and their doctors — to hear her story
Park rangers in Mozambique stage a grassroots rescue effort following Cyclone Idai
The House: Budget, interrupted
This flight attendant was told it was safe to fly to Mexico — then she got detained by ICE
Man who survived attack on New Zealand mosque says he can forgive suspected killer
Montreal churchgoer vows to pray for injured priest, and the man who stabbed him
'I didn't want to be ridiculed': The emotional toll of microaggressions at work
Broadcaster who held onto his language through residential school to call NHL game in Cree
Before #MeToo, Anita Majumdar called out the small town popular boy
'You have to take ownership': Residential school survivor demands the Pope apologize
'Your tears are our tears': Jewish community to form rings of peace around Toronto mosques for Friday prayers
Nan Goldin cheers museum's 'courageous' decision to turn down $1.7M from OxyContin family
Is your child an orchid or dandelion? How one expert's theory can help us raise better people
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Podcast: How far right influencers thrive on YouTube
'Skeleton Keys': New book explores the secret life of bones
This 88-year-old ex-senator is letting 3 teenagers run his presidential campaign
This divorce firm's YouTube campaign earned 90 million impressions
Unpaid internships hit female students harder because 'women's work' is devalued: expert
'You have to take ownership': Residential school survivor demands the Pope apologize
Drug charges meant to discredit Chechen activist: human rights activist
How a psychiatry professor accidentally discovered he was a psychopath
