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High levels of radiation found in groundwater at Fukushima

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada
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High levels of a toxic substance called strontium-90 have been found in groundwater at the devastated Fukushima Daiichi power plant in Japan — comin...

Gatineau promotes itself with free shuttle service

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada
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A new bus service has launched in Gatineau as part of a larger push to market the Outaouais region. The free lunchtime shuttle is paid fo...

Half of First Nations children live in poverty

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada
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Half of status First Nations children in Canada live in poverty, a troubling figure that jumps to nearly two-thirds in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, says...

How open is Ottawa's new 'open data' website?

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada
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Maybe you need some demographic information before you start a small business. Or maybe you have to finish a high school project on Canadian immigrati...

Stanley Cup Stories: Gregory Campbell inspires Bruins

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada Sports

As the Chicago Blackhawks hope that veteran scorer Marian Hossa returns to the lineup, the Boston Bruins got another dose of inspiration from injured ...

Hundreds attend 'Change Brazil' protest in Vancouver

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada
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Hundreds of Brazilians took to the street in Vancouver in a show of solidarity with a wave of protests in Brazil against the shoddy state of public tr...

2 men jailed in Dominican wedding fight return to Canada

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada
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Two Canadian men who were detained in the Dominican Republic for nearly three weeks after a post-wedding fight broke out at a resort have returned to ...

Police probe death of woman, 27, in Kelowna home

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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The Kelowna RCMP is investigating the suspicious death of a 27-year-old woman at a home in the Glenmore area. Officers found the deceased ...

Quebec wants Haiti earthquake victims to stay in Canada

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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The Quebec government is hoping Ottawa will allow thousands of Haitians who fled to Canada after the 2010 earthquake to stay in the country. ...

Montreal council must pick new mayor after Applebaum resignation

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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Montreal city council must select a new interim mayor to replace Michael Applebaum until elections slated for Nov. 3. On Tuesday, Applebau...

Blackhawks' Marian Hossa 'likely' to play Game 4: Quenneville

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada Sports

Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said Tuesday that high-scoring forward Marian Hossa is "likely" to play in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final o...

Assault charges dropped against former NHL star Vincent Dampousse

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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The Crown has withdrawn domestic violence charges against ex-NHL star Vincent Damphousse. The prosecution announced today that it has with...

Suspicious package triggers evacuation at BMO building

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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Emergency officials have evacuated the 15th floor of the Bank of Montreal building on West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver after an employee foun...

Police probe Mohinder graffiti in East Vancouver

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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Complaints are flooding into police from the public about graffiti of the word Mohinder that has appeared throughout East Vancouver. "It h...

Senate Scandal Taking Toll On Harper's Image: Poll

CBC | Posted 06.19.2013 | Canada Politics

An exclusive poll by Nanos Research for CBC News Network's Power & Politics suggests Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be paying a political price for...

Yellowknife grandma to paddle 2,000 km solo to Nunavut

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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A Yellowknife woman says she's chasing her dream as she embarks on her third solo kayak voyage, a 2,000-kilometre voyage along the Arctic coast. ...

Skagit bridge to reopen Wednesday with temporary span

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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The Skagit River bridge on the I-5 will open on Wednesday with a temporary span replacing the collapsed section, Washington State Governor Jay Inslee ...

Couple baffled over burger franchise lockout

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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A couple are baffled as to why they have been locked out a Toronto burger franchise that they have been running for more than a year, given that they ...

Vancouver airport CEO takes aim at cross-border travellers

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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The incoming CEO of the Vancouver International Airport says his biggest challenge is to stem the flow of B.C. travellers heading across the border fo...

Most Charity Groups Don't Want Money Back From Trudeau

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada Politics

Most of the 17 charitable and other organizations that have paid speaking fees to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau during his time as an MP say they aren...

Rain returns to Vancouver Wednesday to Friday

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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Showers are back on tap for Vancouver starting Wednesday morning, as our spinning low pressure system begins to slowly move inland, says CBC meteorolo...

Abbotsford Police 'Bullying' Homeless?

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada British Columbia

A homeless woman in Abbotsford, B.C. has come forward to say she is behind allegations local police slashed and pepper-sprayed tents at a homeless cam...

'Sense of panic' surrounded Ashley Smith

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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The prison where Ashley Smith died had a sense of panic around the teenager, an inquest heard Tuesday. Dr. Gordana Eljdupovic is a clinica...

ECBC boss says no wrongdoing in alleged patronage hirings

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada Politics

The head of Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation says he has done nothing wrong after complaints were raised that he hired along Conservative partisan l...

New Parkdale bylaw would restrict bars, nightclubs

CBC | Posted 06.18.2013 | Canada
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Many Toronto city councillors say a bylaw passed by the Toronto and East York City Community Council could be exactly what they need to restrict the e...