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GM Oshawa closure casts new light on bailout
On CBC's new daily podcast Front Burner, The National's Jonathon Gatehouse breaks down corporate bailouts the Canadian auto sector has received and explains how that fits into Canada's broader relationship with buoying big business.
'That should win': Indigenous authors share experiences as finalists on Canada Reads
Tracey Lindberg was joined on stage by Métis writer Katherena Vermette and Métis writer Cherie Dimaline to talk about race and representation on Canada Reads, CBC's annual battle of the books.
Study has doctors sift through own poop in quest for swallowed Lego heads
Dr. Damian Roland spent two weeks sifting through his own feces to find out just how long it takes a Lego head to pass through the human body.
Vancouver 'using rainbow trout and different baits' to catch koi-killing otter
In Midnight Light, Dave Bidini recounts his experience being a beat reporter in the Northwest Territories
New investigations reveals implanted medical devices approved in Canada despite risks
DR. GOLDMAN'S BLOG
Does obesity increase risk of childhood asthma?
'Alexa, who did it?' What happens when a judge in a murder trial wants data from a smart home speaker
'This is good therapy for me': Michael Bublé on career rumours, his son's recovery and a shift in mindset
How bats and dolphins use their sonar when everyone's talking at once
Imagining God as feminine can be transformative, says scholar
How Justin Clark's fight for independence transformed disability rights in Canada
When it comes to hazing, female athletes are just as vulnerable
Out in the Open
'Communication is a basic human right': How this man with nonverbal autism found his voice
'Do we stand by our principles, or are we happy being double-faced?': Canada's contradictory position on Yemen
Susan Orlean on loving libraries — and burning books
Scottish activist joins sexual assault survivors in call to drop 'not proven' verdict
The case of the exploding mojito: A former U.S. diplomat recalls a mysterious attack in Havana 30 years ago
Scientist refutes notion that gender identity is an 'unscientific liberal ideology'
Slain Syrian broadcaster was 'the enemy of everyone — except the people,' says friend
For lonely seniors, friendship is just a phone call away
Early therapy is best after a stroke, but many rural Canadians miss out
Why a longtime Christmas tree seller plans to gift his land to his community
