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What the teenage Stevie Wonder told CBC about putting soul into music
Stevie Wonder was a 13-year-old blind boy from Michigan who was hitting it big on the pop music charts in 1964, when he was interviewed by CBC Radio's Assignment.
Howard Schultz, the possible U.S. presidential contender, on leadership
The former Starbucks chief executive once told CBC that "most things our parents taught us to believe in ... have let us down."
For this decluttering expert, keeping stuff sparked joy
Dan White conducted classes on clearing clutter, but admitted he had a problem getting rid of things that might have a use some day.
The small-town bank, the tunnel and 'the abandoned shack next door'
Regina man finds $18,000 comic book while cleaning home
How Canada's rookie federal leaders have fared when seeking seats
He played music right until the end, says family of Ray Walsh
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Parliament Hill's going to look a lot different over the next 10 years
When computer-equipped cop cars hit the streets 40 years ago
1 in 5 Canadian youths not sure what happened in the Holocaust, survey suggests
The Montreal heist involving guns, stamps and a sledgehammer
Haggis has always been kind of mysterious to Canadians
Tough road for Yukon railway
A Conservative victory and a reversal of fortune in Ottawa in 2006
The long, complicated history of Baby Shark — and the artist fighting for credit
Group of Seven painting worth $200K stolen from Toronto home
Preserving the past at the national library
When Mario Lemieux had his best-ever NHL season
Mystery D-Day soldier featured on silver coin ID'd as Nova Scotia man
T. rex fossil leads researchers to new species of shark
Buying booze in a bygone era
James Baldwin before Beale Street
Late Jays great Roy Halladay elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
