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Copyright conviction raises civil rights concerns
The decision to send a Montreal man to prison for pirating movies has set a dangerous precedent that could threaten privacy rights, say civil rights advocates in Vancouver.
NHL wants quick OK on head-shot ban
NHL senior vice-president of hockey operations Colin Campbell and deputy commissioner Bill Daly were quoted in separate reports Wednesday saying the league wants to adopt a new rule against blindside hits to the head before the end of this season.
Insurgent video shows Toronto student
CBC News has confirmed the identity of a Toronto man - believed to have joined an al-Qaeda-linked group in Somalia and killed in battle - on an insurgent group's online video.
[ Politics ] The Winnipeg Floodway
CBC Winnipeg looks back at how the Red River floodway came to be.
[ Economy & Business ] Canadian dollar slides down below parity with $1 US
The Canadian buck takes a hit on global currency markets in 1976.
U.K. climate change ads pulled
Britain's advertising watchdog has forced the government to pull two ads about the dangers of climate change because they are misleading.
Acquitted Yukon Mounties face disciplinary hearing
Two RCMP officers who have been acquitted of sexual assault charges in the Yukon must still face a disciplinary hearing, according to RCMP officials.