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CRITICAL CONDITION
We asked for your ideas on N.L's health-care system, and you certainly came through
A sampler of some of your proposals to improve the health-care system, from easier ways to refill prescriptions, to the difference that teamwork can make.
Critical Condition
Watch Critical Condition, a public forum on the state of health care
The conversation about health care continues Thursday night with a public forum hosted by CBC's Anthony Germain and Ramona Dearing.
Political campaigns are targeting you on Facebook. Help us find out how.
More than 20 million Canadians use Facebook every month, and with elections looming in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick and a federal campaign next year, many of us will be besieged by political ads on the social media site. CBC is asking its readers to help track some of those ads by installing a browser extension created by the U.S. investigative news organization ProPublica.
Manitoba offers money, but no details, to help Churchill
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says he is willing to put up provincial money to help the northern port town of Churchill.
Extremely dry conditions as crews fight wildfire near Haines Junction
Crews continue to work a 13-hectare blaze about 40 kilometres northwest of Haines Junction. The risk of wildfire is now considered 'extreme' in many parts of the territory.
WSCC lays charges in 2016 death of 19-year-old Australian in Inuvik
Inuvik's Allen Services and Contracting Ltd. faces 9 charges in the death of David Vinnicombe, who came north for adventure and never returned home.
VPD investigating suspicious death in downtown Vancouver
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a suspicious death at a downtown Vancouver condo.
Young 'flower retrievers' thrilled to see their figure skating idols in Ottawa
A few lucky young figure skaters from the Ottawa area are sharing the ice with their idols at the National Skating Championships this weekend, as they hit the ice to collect flowers and stuffed animals thrown from the crowd.
'I'll be quite stressed out' says Winnipeg man upset over planned power outage Tuesday
A Winnipeg man is frustrated that Manitoba Hydro planned an outage in his neighbourhood Tuesday, expected to last 8 hours.
Ottawa architect mixes ancient materials, modern methods to build 1,000-year eco-home
It's a twist on the tale of the Three Little Pigs: a house made of straw, wood and clay, and yes, it will stand up to strong winds.