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Will.i.am: Thomas Suarez Could Be the Next Steve Jobs

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WiTag Founder & CTO Thomas Suarez started coding at the young age of seven. Now at 18 years of age, he gives us the scoop on his app, being referred to as “smartphone laser tag.” The app developer recently pitched his idea on Apple's...
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Fed's impact here

9th - Higher Ed
Personal finance expert Bruce Sellery explains what a Fed rate hike means for Canadians, especially those with a mortgage
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FN stronghold warns new French president on pro-EU stance

9th - Higher Ed
Henin-Beaumont, in the north of France close to the border with Belgium, is a National Front stronghold. More than 60 percent of voters there backed Le Pen, rejecting the pro-EU policies of president-elect Emmanuel Macron. “With this...
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First Nation looks to banish drug dealers

9th - Higher Ed
A Nova Scotia band councillor is taking an aggressive stand against drug abuse and the violence that follows it by pushing for the right to throw drug dealers out of his community
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Streaming football

9th - Higher Ed
James Rushton is the CEO of DAZN, which plans to stream every NFL game in Canada
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The push for a national pharma-care system

9th - Higher Ed
The Canadian Medical Association says a national pharma-care system could save money and improve health
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Rex Murphy: Pipeline politics

9th - Higher Ed
Just four days into his presidency, Donald Trump has approved the Keystone XL Pipeline. It's great news for Alberta, but has major implications for Canadian politics
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China seeks balance between growth and debt

9th - Higher Ed
China is moving to make its economic growth more balanced and avoid asset bubbles. It plans to do that by ensuring companies don’t build up too much debt and by further cutting excess coal and steel capacity. Political obsession with...
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Trudeau's oilsands controversy

9th - Higher Ed
Justin Trudeau said 'We can't shut down the oilsands tomorrow. We need to phase them out.' That is not sitting well with Albertans
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Fraud victim's 3-year battle with Walmart and Equifax to fix credit history

9th - Higher Ed
Credit rating bureau repairs problem within 24 hours of hearing from Go Public
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Indigenous reaction to pipeline

9th - Higher Ed
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde says First Nations rights must be respected. He speaks to CBC's John Northcott
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Keeping millennials happy at work

9th - Higher Ed
A recent report says Canadian companies don't do enough to keep millennials happy, and that often means young employees seek work elsewhere
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Privacy concerns and digital snooping by police

9th - Higher Ed
Brenda McPhail of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association on how laws should accommodate police power
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Civil liberties group says the balance needs to be right

9th - Higher Ed
Micheal Vonn of BCCLA says police should have appropriate powers, but with constraint and oversight in 'golden age of surveillance'
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The Mosaic Tile House in LA tells a love story in colour and ceramics

9th - Higher Ed
Every surface is a canvas for artists Cheri Pann and Gonzalo Duran, who have covered the walls and floors of their home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice with all sort of mosaic tiles, figurines, broken plates and even coffee...
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Design Biennale brings Utopia to London

9th - Higher Ed
The first ever London Design Biennale has opened in the British capital. It features a sprawling show of work by 37 countries curated under the theme ‘Utopia by Design’, in reference to Thomas More’s influential work of fiction ‘Utopia’....
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Top curling teams say they won't use high-tech brooms

9th - Higher Ed
Dozens of the world's top curlers say they will not sweep with new brooms that have 'directional fabric'
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Sir Graham Watson: “We can do a lot more in terms of sharing intelligence”

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Euronews spoke to Sir Graham Watson, a former leader of the European Liberals group in the European Parliament. Euronews: When you first heard the news, what went through your mind? Watson: “Well to be honest, it was the safety of my...
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Federal budget 2016

9th - Higher Ed
Terry Milewski has the details of today's budget, including some surprises.
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Bill Morneau on Budget 2016

9th - Higher Ed
Finance Minister Bill Morneau chats with Peter Mansbridge about his first budget.
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Some organic free-range eggs more nutritious: CBC Marketplace

9th - Higher Ed
Farming methods can affect vitamin, fat content
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Punching out Parkinson's disease

9th - Higher Ed
Boxing program developed in Indianapolis helps Parkinson's patients wage battle against the disease
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Rock Steady Boxing Fights Parkinson's

9th - Higher Ed
This boxing program is helping Parkinson's patients wage battle against the degenerative disease.
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Budget politics

9th - Higher Ed
The panel weighs in on the politics surrounding the federal budget