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UBC Scientist Suzanne Simard Among A Handful Of Canadians To Make Time's 'most Influential' List | CBC News

British Columbia Simard, author of Finding the Mother Tree, joins fellow Canadians like actors Elliot Page and Michael J. Fox, Pulitzer-winning podcaster Connie Walker, and artificial intelligence researcher Yoshua Bengio on Time Magazine’s annual list. Canadians on magazine’s annual list include Elliot Page, Michael J. Fox, Connie Walker and YoshuaContinue Reading

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Canada's 1st Public Broadcaster Needs $3M Before October To Stay On The Air | CBC News

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Edmonton Alberta’s public radio station is relying on donations to stay on the air. CKUA has started fundraising, while also seeking government dollars Nicholas Frew · CBC News · Posted: Apr 21, 2024 9:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: April 21 CKUA, Canada’s first public broadcaster, needs to raise $3Continue Reading

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Mutiso Munyao, Jepchirchir Capture 2024 London Marathon Titles | CBC Sports

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Kenyan distance runners Alexander Mutiso Munyao and Peres Jepchirchir ran to victory at Sunday’s London Marathon. Kenyan distance runners both pull away late to seal victoriesJimmy Golen · The Associated Press · Posted: Apr 21, 2024 8:07 AM EDT | Last Updated: 5 hours ago Alexander Mutiso Munyao of Kenya celebrates after winning theContinue Reading

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The Death Of Paper Ticket Stubs In The Digital Era Has Some Canucks Fans Torn | CBC News

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British Columbia Tickets to sporting events and concerts have largely gone digital, leaving some fans nostalgic for the days of physical paper tickets. Some fans appreciate the convenience of digital tickets, but for others physical tickets spark nostalgia Jon Azpiri · CBC News · Posted: Apr 21, 2024 8:00 AMContinue Reading

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TVO To Take Viewers Down The French River In New 'slow TV' Documentary | CBC News

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Sudbury The fifth instalment of the TVO series TRIPPING will take viewers 110 kilometres down the French River, from the point of view of a cedar strip canoe paddler. TRIPPING The French River is a three-hour production with minimal cutsCBC News · Posted: Apr 21, 2024 7:00 AM EDT |Continue Reading

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Orphaned At 14, This Acadia Student Just Landed A Prestigious $45K Scholarship | CBC News

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Nova Scotia Alex Dulay’s upbringing included having her mom diagnosed with cancer and losing both parents by the time she was 14. “I kind of use that as my motivation to just keep on living, just making them proud,” says the 21-year-old university student. ‘I kind of use that asContinue Reading

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Will Climate Change Mean More Mosquitoes In Atlantic Canada? N.S. Researchers Want To Know | CBC News

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Nova Scotia Some biologists are predicting climate change could mean the arrival of new insects on Atlantic Canada’s shores. Asian tiger mosquito is spreading across the U.S., Europe and can carry Zika, West Nile viruses Erin Pottie · CBC News · Posted: Apr 21, 2024 5:00 AM EDT | LastContinue Reading

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Meet The Inuit Throat Singers Revitalizing The Tradition And Engaging New Audiences | CBC Radio

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Unreserved After facing bans and other harmful policies for almost 100 years in Canada, these Inuit women are are keeping the tradition alive and well. After facing bans for almost 100 years in Canada, these Inuit women are keeping the tradition alive and well Dannielle Piper · CBC Radio ·Continue Reading

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Why Are European Wines Often Cheaper Than Canadian Ones? Centuries Of Production — And Regulation | CBC Radio

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Cost of Living7:05Why is it easier to find cheap wine from Europe than Canada? Canadian wine lovers looking for an affordable bottle of vino are probably more likely to stroll the European aisles than those with local varieties. You can blame it, in part, on centuries of winemaking that haveContinue Reading

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Science Or Stereotype? Psychology Study Suggests Young Men Who Love Loud Cars May Be Psychopaths | CBC News

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London Who likes loud cars? Ontario study suggests they skew young, male and score high on psychopathy and sadismThe gunshot pop of tailpipes, the roar of engines and the sound of tires screaming rubber against pavement evoke a range of emotions. A Western University prof in London, Ont., wondered “who wantsContinue Reading

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UBC Scientist Suzanne Simard Among A Handful Of Canadians To Make Time's 'most Influential' List | CBC News

Canada's 1st Public Broadcaster Needs $3M Before October To Stay On The Air | CBC News

Mutiso Munyao, Jepchirchir Capture 2024 London Marathon Titles | CBC Sports

The Death Of Paper Ticket Stubs In The Digital Era Has Some Canucks Fans Torn | CBC News

TVO To Take Viewers Down The French River In New 'slow TV' Documentary | CBC News

Orphaned At 14, This Acadia Student Just Landed A Prestigious $45K Scholarship | CBC News

Will Climate Change Mean More Mosquitoes In Atlantic Canada? N.S. Researchers Want To Know | CBC News

Meet The Inuit Throat Singers Revitalizing The Tradition And Engaging New Audiences | CBC Radio

Why Are European Wines Often Cheaper Than Canadian Ones? Centuries Of Production — And Regulation | CBC Radio

Science Or Stereotype? Psychology Study Suggests Young Men Who Love Loud Cars May Be Psychopaths | CBC News

Annual “Gingerbread Lane” tournament held in Canada

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Annual “Gingerbread Lane” tournament held in Canada

NFC South Mock Draft: What picks fit the teams heading into Week 13?

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