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- So, is astronaut Chris Hadfield interested in politics? May 18, 2013 By Peter Rakobowchuk
- Calgary man charged with murder of woman and her five-year-old son May 18, 2013
- Ontario cottage country cleans up after severe flooding May 18, 2013 AMBER DAUGHERTY
- Premier Kathleen Wynne, Paul Godfrey had different visions May 18, 2013 RENATA D’ALIESIO, KAREN HOWLETT AND ADRIAN MORROW
- No more boring politics! Canada’s moved on to cynical contempt May 18, 2013 Elizabeth Renzetti
- Globe and Mail ROB
- How Ottawa's plan to foster wireless competition sank May 18, 2013 RITA TRICHUR, SEAN SILCOFF AND BOYD ERMAN
- Retired couple with simple lifestyle want to maximize charitable giving May 18, 2013 DIANNE MALEY
- How Quebecor’s unit attained wireless success May 18, 2013 SEAN SILCOFFRITA TRICHUR
- Ottawa’s five options to solve its wireless dilemma May 18, 2013 BOYD ERMAN
- Facebook still has a selling job ahead, despite bold moves May 18, 2013 DAVID BERMAN
- Montreal Gazette
- Accuracy of Quebec mammograms under review May 17, 2013
- Not much new in letter about Bill 14, Liberal MNA says May 17, 2013
- Latest mayoral candidate is a social media darling May 17, 2013
- Coderre’s flak clarifies history with Vaillancourt’s party May 17, 2013
- ‘Something failed,’ relative says of fatal train accident May 18, 2013
- National Post
- Why the Liberals were able to predict their victory in B.C. while public election polls missed the mark May 18, 2013 Brian Hutchinson
- Missing woman contacted murder suspect Dellen Millard shortly before her disappearance May 18, 2013 Jake Edmiston
- Former Washington D.C. mayor denies any parallels between himself and scandal-plagued Rob Ford May 17, 2013 Tristin Hopper
- Cynthia Vanier began plotting Saadi Gaddafi’s escape in early 2011: SNC-Lavalin May 17, 2013 Graeme Hamilton
- Suspect in Tim Bosma’s death was always ‘a little different’ and did ‘odd stuff’ at private school, classmate says May 17, 2013 Alexandra Bosanac
- Financial Post
- Alberta’s new bold stance deserves credit May 17, 2013 Claudia Cattaneo
- Nigel Wright, who gave Senator $90,000, broke cardinal rule of crisis management May 17, 2013 Theresa Tedesco
- Behind EnerCare’s decision to change its annual meeting locale May 17, 2013 Barry Critchley
- Natural gas jumps as U.S. approves LNG export project May 17, 2013 By Ayesha Rascoe, Reuters
- SNC-Lavalin says former executive Stephane Roy’s illegal actions justify dismissal May 17, 2013 Ross Marowits, Canadian Press
- New York Times
- F.B.I. Tapes Give Glimpse Into World of High-Stakes Gambling May 18, 2013
- Metro-North Trains Collide in Connecticut; Dozens of Injuries Are Reported May 18, 2013 By MATT FLEGENHEIMER and ROBERT DAVEY
- Toronto Mayor Is Accused of Using Cocaine May 18, 2013 By IAN AUSTEN
- DealBook: SAC Says It Will Curb Cooperation With Insider Inquiry May 18, 2013 By PETER LATTMAN and BEN PROTESS
- Mountain of Petroleum Coke From Oil Sands Rises in Detroit May 18, 2013 By IAN AUSTEN
- Washington Post
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- The Guardian
- 'Bedroom tax' prompts surge in pleas for council aid May 17, 2013
- Martin Rowson on Alex Salmond and Nigel Farage – cartoon May 17, 2013 Martin Rowson
- David Cameron ally: Tory activists are mad, swivel-eyed loons May 17, 2013 Nicholas Watt
- From the archive, 18 May 1978: 'Now I shall sue Smith' May 17, 2013
- Sudoku killer 345 May 17, 2013
- BBC Main
- Afghan MPs to debate women's rights May 18, 2013
- Hollande signs gay marriage bill May 18, 2013
- Dozens injured in US train crash May 18, 2013
- US criticises Russia over missiles May 18, 2013
- Chinese man detained in Kashmir May 17, 2013
- BBC Science
- Deep sea 'gold rush' moves closer May 18, 2013
- Expert issues UK tree threat warning May 17, 2013
- GPS 'improves early tsunami alerts' May 17, 2013
- The Ice Age giants of North America May 17, 2013
- Alien invaders wage 'biological war' May 16, 2013
- Havana Times
- Cuba: Alan Gross Settles Lawsuit, Remains in Prison May 17, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Benedetti in Alamar, Cuba May 17, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Letter to Raul Castro Demanding Free Internet Access for All Cubans May 17, 2013 Circles Robinson
- How Expensive is having a Child in Cuba? May 17, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Internet Censorship in Cuba Backfires May 17, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Canadian Journalism Project
- Journalism cutbacks are driving audiences away: Pew State of Media report March 18, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- Eighteen Bridges wins big at Alberta Magazine Awards March 18, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- Ottawa Citizen, Postmedia News awarded Canadian Hillman Prize for robocalls investigation March 18, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- Future of Media: Branded content? March 15, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- Hamilton Spectator leads ONA nominations March 15, 2013 Tamara Baluja
Tag Archives: CBC
Be grateful for small mercies
Paul from Kugluktuk, the Nunavut debate is on April 23, at 7pm. Thanks to CBC North for making this possible.— Paul Okalik (@Paul_Okalik) April 14, 2011
I love YouTube because…
…you can watch Jack Kerouac give an interview in French: …or go on the Steve Allen Show to read from On the Road:
Baffin business group: CBC food mail piece off the mark?
The Baffin Regional Chamber of Commerce — or some of its members — got pretty nervous after hearing the May 17 CBC National story on Ottawa’s proposed revamp of the food mail program. The essence of the story was that … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Canada, CBC, Iqaluit, Leona Aglukkaq, News, Nunavut, Politics
Tagged Arctic, Canada, CBC, Chuck Strahl, food mail, Iqaluit, Journalism, Leona Aglukkaq, News, Nunavut, Politics
Just in: Canada Post to lose food mail program
On The National late yesterday evening: The government is expected to make an announcement this week that North West Company, Arctic Co-operatives Limited and La Fédération des coopératives du Nouveau-Québec will be provided with the multi-million dollar subsidy instead of … Continue reading
The thing speaks for itself
A trained professional in charge of public safety warns his employer that a certain building poses grave dangers to those who live and work in it. He does this over and over again. The bumbling amateurs who run this government … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, CBC, circumpolar world, crime, Iqaluit, News, Nunatsiaq News, Nunavut, Politics
Tagged Arctic, Baffin Correctional Centre, Canada, CBC, freedom of expression, human rights, internet, Iqaluit, Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, News, Nunavut, Politics, Tony Noakes Jr.
The Corpse, classy as ever
Your humble content provider took a look at Canada’s third-most-watched evening news show last night, noting the Corpse dispatched two southern-based hacks to follow this year’s version of Stephen Harper’s annual northern junket. One of them, somebody by the name … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Iqaluit, Journalism, News, Nunavut
Tagged Arctic, CBC, Iqaluit, Journalism, News, Nunavut
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Tomorrow, I’m watching Don Newman
Your humble content provider doesn’t care how many crises erupt in his office tomorrow — he’s going home early to watch the final broadcast of Politics with Don Newman, on Newsworld at 5:00 p.m. I’ll miss Don Newman’s cool-headed, good-natured … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Journalism, News, Politics
Tagged CBC, Don Newman, John Baird, Journalism, News, Politics
