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  1. 22 hours ago

    A Chinese scientist claims he has helped make the world's first gene-edited babies. The possibilities for human gene-editing are endless, but what are the costs? Watch The Genetic Revolution online now:

    The Genetic Revolution: We are helping God
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  2. 23 hours ago

    NASA's lander is finally approaching Mars after spending 6 months travelling millions of kilometres. The lander will learn more about the planet and help plan for future manned missions. Watch more:

    Destination: Mars
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  3. Nov 25

    "The money goes into expanding the nuclear programme." Kim Jung-Un has thousands of citizens working abroad as modern slaves, with all their wages going directly into his pockets. Tonight at 10pm on News Network or online now:

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  4. Nov 25

    "I used to see how domestic workers were treated. They were beaten. They were sexually abused." Thousands of women from Africa and Asia travel to the Middle East as domestic workers.

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  5. Nov 25

    “You’re a pig. That’s how everyone will remember you.” Harvey Weinstein was just the beginning. An inside look at a movement that started a year ago and shook show business to its core.

    The Reckoning: Hollywood's Worst Kept Secret
    “You’re a pig. That’s how everyone will remember you.” Harvey Weinstein was just the beginning. An inside look at a movement that started a year ago and shook show business to its core.
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  6. Nov 24

    In 1948, the Declaration of Human Rights was drafted, to protect the freedoms and dignities of all humans. 70 years later, are we upholding those rights?

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  7. Nov 24

    Kim Jung-Un has thousands of citizens working abroad as modern slaves, with all their wages going directly into his pockets. Tonight at 10pm on News Network or online now:

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  8. Nov 24

    " I have gained more than I lost." Dorothy was reunited with her son 48 years after giving him up through forced adoption. Now, she has an even bigger family than she knew.

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  9. Nov 23

    "Decades of shame disappeared when I finally met the son I was forced to give up 48 years ago." I Think You've Been Looking For Me airs tonight at 9pm on CBC Docs POV

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  10. Nov 23

    Think that sale price is too good to be true? You could be right!

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    Nov 23

    Some online shopping habits — such as two-day shipping and sending purchases back — are terrible for the environment.

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  12. Nov 22

    1 in 5 Canadian homeowners have zero emergency savings. Meet the people struggling to make ends meet.

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  13. Nov 22

    Forced to give up her son 48 years ago, Dorothy was one of 300,000 unmarried Canadian women who suffered silently for decades due to forced adoption.

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  14. Nov 22

    "Sometimes I have dreams where I still have my arms. And sometimes I have dreams where I don't." After surviving a fire that resulted in the amputation of his arms, Prince Amponsah is coming to terms with being differently-abled.

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  15. Nov 21

    85,000 young children have died in Yemen due to hunger and disease says an international aid group. The country has been ravaged by conflict seen by many as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, both fighting for control of the Middle East.

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    Nov 21

    The garbage found inside a dead whale that washed ashore in Indonesia included 115 plastic cups, four plastic bottles, 25 plastic bags, two pairs of flip-flops, a nylon sack and more than 1,000 other assorted pieces of plastic. |

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  17. Nov 20

    Every child has rights, like these youngsters keeping their language alive in their unique Mohawk immersion school. When it comes to the future of our children, we need to listen up.

    Karihwanoron: Precious Things
    A small community bands together around Karihwanoron, a Mohawk immersion school they founded to keep their language alive. WATCH NOW on Short Docs.
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  18. Nov 20

    On , take a moment to honour those who have been lost to transphobia and discrimination. Listen to the stories of some individuals.

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  19. Nov 19

    Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas is nominated for an International Emmy tonight!

    Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas
    The amazing story of a group of Jewish songwriters who wrote the soundtrack to Christmas.
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  20. Nov 19

    Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas is in the running for an International Emmy tonight!

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    Sending good luck to and at tonight's International Emmy Awards! They're nominated for Arts Programming 🎉
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