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CBC Newsupdated Tue, 31 Oct 2006 | 6:16:33 AM ET
Intelligence
Reardon (Ian Tracey) launches a new money laundering system for his expanding criminal empire.
9:00 p.m. EST on CBC Television
The Current
A British economist has just released a shocking report on the possible economic impact of climate change.
8:30 a.m. EST on CBC Radio One
Rick Mercer Report
Check out Rick's latest video and online blog.
Intelligence
The creator of Da Vinci's Inquest unveils a new world of espionage.
Tales of Canadian Ghosts
In honour of Halloween, CBC Archives looks at Canada's spooky past.
Gruella's Grubfest
Feed these monsters candy before they egg your house!
Kids' CBC
Dot and the Kids' CBC site are all dressed up for Halloween!
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World »

Roadside bomb kills 2 NATO soldiers in eastern Afghanistan
Two NATO soldiers were killed and two wounded on Tuesday when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle on patrol in eastern Afghanistan, NATO officials said.
World hunger 'intolerable,' with scant progress in decade: UN
Global leaders have made little progress on a 10-year-old plan to combat world hunger, with about 820 million people still going hungry, a UN report said Monday.
Thousands of weapons sent to Iraq unaccounted for: report
Thousands of weapons the United States has provided Iraqi security forces are missing, according a new report to Congress.
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Canada »

Canadian officials warn tourists not to visit Oaxaca
Foreign Affairs is advising Canadians not to travel to the Mexican city of Oaxaca because the city continues to be a chaotic place after months of civil unrest.
PM willing to meet NDP to discuss climate change legislation
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Monday he would be willing to meet with NDP Leader Jack Layton in an effort to pass legislation on climate change.
Lack of oxygen killed 4 at B.C. mine: report
A waste dump leaching air with little oxygen in it killed four people at an old mine in B.C. last May, the province's chief mine inspector said Monday.
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Health »

Quebecers tested for diabetes with same needle: health officials
Health officials in Quebec are looking for people they believe were checked for diabetes last week with a device that apparently tested some with the same needle.
Fast scan may help identify heart attacks
A 15-second test done in the emergency room may help doctors tell which patients with chest pain are having a heart attack or angina.
Source of online health info often not checked: report
About three-quarters of Americans who go online for medical advice fail to consistently check the source and date of the information, a survey suggests.
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Arts & Entertainment»

Actors Witherspoon, Phillippe announce separation
Hollywood actors Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe have separated after seven years of marriage, according to a release from the couple's publicist Monday.
Media to honour slain Pakistani reporter
A Pakistani journalist who was abducted and killed is one of three reporters to be honoured by the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression at a ceremony on Wednesday.
CBC to air Atwood, Richler, Coupland adaptations
Television adaptations of the works of Margaret Atwood and Mordecai Richler and a new pilot based on Douglas Coupland's jPod are some of the works commissioned as part of a new programming initiative announced Monday.
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Technology & Science »

Blair calls for 'bold' action after stark climate change warning
Tony Blair has endorsed a new report that warns failure to act on climate change could trigger a worldwide economic slowdown along the same level as the Great Depression.
Light-emitting bandage treats skin cancer
Scottish scientists have developed a bandage that emits light to fight skin cancer, saying it is less painful than the conventional treatment and can be used at home.
Old security risk resurfaces in Internet Explorer 7
Microsoft's updated web browser has an old vulnerability that could let online criminals capture sensitive information including passwords, a Danish security company reported on Monday.
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Money »

Canadian lumber companies get first softwood refunds
The first softwood refunds have been sent out to Canadian lumber companies, Ottawa announced Monday.
Oil prices slide
The price of oil retreated sharply Monday as investors waited for U.S. supply data and apparently questioned OPEC's willingness to cut production.
David Dodge criticizes CMHC for 'unhelpful' actions
Bank of Canada Governor David Dodge angrily criticized CMHC for bringing out new products that he felt would increase inflationary pressures, a just-released letter shows.
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Consumer Life »

New York City begins hearings on trans fat ban
New York City's Board of Health will hold its first public hearing on a proposal to make New York the first U.S. city to ban restaurants from serving food containing artificial trans fats.
UNICEF replaces Halloween boxes with classroom, workplace fundraisers
For 50 years, trick-or-treaters collected coins as well as candy for UNICEF's campaign to help children. But the distinctive orange boxes won't be seen this Halloween, as the charity tries new methods to raise funds.
It's not easy buying green: study
The definitive green consumer simply doesn't exist, suggests a new consumer behaviour study from the University of Leeds.
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Sports »

Scores: NHL CFL MLB

Maple Leafs too much for Thrashers
Darcy Tucker scored twice and Mats Sundin tied a franchise record with three first-period assists as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Atlanta Thrashers 4-2 on Monday.
Slumping Flames fall to Capitals
Richard Zednik and Dainius Zubrus both scored twice as the Washington Capitals beat the Calgary Flames 4-2 on Monday.
Brady, Patriots sink Vikings
Tom Brady threw for 372 yards and four touchdowns as the New England Patriots trounced the Minnesota Vikings 31-7 on Monday.
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