First Nations chiefs demand RCMP take over Thunder Bay cases
Express no confidence in local police service to investigate Indigenous deaths. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.4138676 »»» Subscribe to CBC News…
China’s Foreign Minister criticizes Canadian reporter for her question
Wang Yi was speaking through his translator after a meeting with Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion in Ottawa. To read…
What are the best eggs? Egg crackdown (CBC Marketplace)
We test the marketing on supermarket eggs, and ask companies if we can see for ourselves what the labels really…
Stem-cell MS treatment
MS is a chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system that affects an estimated two million people worldwide To…
Bystander video shows Edmonton Good Samaritan in action
A bystander shot this video of a Good Samaritan coming to the aid of a police officer trying to make…
Police attacked in Israel
A knife-wielding Palestinian man stabs Israeli police officers before being shot dead outside Jerusalem’s Old City For more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3266108 »»»…
Glasses: Price check. Are expensive glasses better? (CBC Marketplace)
Framed | Originally broadcast February 24, 2012 The materials in them are downright cheap. Even crafting the lenses is hardly…
Caught on camera: Taxi driver confronts Uber driver
Emotions erupt on busy downtown Toronto street during anti-Uber demonstration by taxi drivers. Read the full story: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3357166 »»» Subscribe…
Cellphone Bill Secrets: How to Get a Better Plan (CBC Marketplace)
Canadians are charged some of the highest prices in the world for cell phone service. And when we have a…
Vimy Ridge: 360 with Peter Mansbridge
Explore Vimy Ridge 100 years after the historic First World War battle that helped define Canada as a nation. To…
Coffee Cups UPDATE: Are Starbucks and Tim Hortons recycling? (CBC Marketplace)
We’ve gone dumpster diving again, and found more questions about what the coffee chains are actually doing with all those…
Remembrance Day highlights from Ottawa
Moving tributes to our soldiers, past and present To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.3846939 »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more…
What does a historian think of Battlefield 1?
Historian Nathan Smith examines the new video game Battlefield 1’s portrayal of the First World War To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.3821500…
How to protect your privacy on your phone (CBC Marketplace)
Here’s how to protect your privacy and data on your smartphone. To read more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3920036 »»» Subscribe to CBC News…
Narendra Modi, Indian PM, Kick’s off visit to Canada
Narendra Modi says a bilateral relationship can be mutually beneficial for Canada and India. Former Finance Minister John Manley. He…
Brain training exercises and games: Do they work? (CBC Marketplace)
Can brain training exercises and games prevent memory loss and Alzheimer’s? Marketplace tests popular apps. For more: http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/episodes/2014-2015/brain-training-mind-games… source
Jays’ Munenori Kawasaki has some fun with CBC reporter
CBC Toronto’s Greg Ross interviews Toronto fan favourite post-win… When things kind of go off the rails. To read more:…
Syrian refugee crisis panel gets heated
Candidates John McCallum, Chris Alexander and Paul Dewar discuss what Canada is doing to ease the Syrian refugee crisis For…
Trudeau and Ambrose clash over Alberta job cuts
PM Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose go toe to toe in Question Period about the planned closing of…
Ontario couple built this eco-friendly earthship home for $70,000
Craig Cook gave CBC News a tour of the eco-friendly earthship home he and his wife Connie built out of…
Shunning home ownership leads to early retirement
How a 30-something couple got rich and retired by not joining home ownership ‘cult’ To read more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3716641 »»» Subscribe…
Tiny Guelph home
Inspired by small homes online, Kat and Matt built a 160-square-foot residence themselves. »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch…
China’s ‘zombie’ economy
China announced it expects to lay off 1.8 million workers in its coal and steel industries, about 15 per cent…
Reverse osmosis water purification scam: Hidden camera investigation (CBC Marketplace)
Clean Water, Dirty Tricks: Marketplace goes undercover to expose the techniques used in door-to-door sales of water purification systems —…
12-year-old coder
Tanmay Bakshi’s interest in coding sparked in senior kindergarten. To read more http://www.cbc.ca/news/1.3732492 »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch…
Bus driver dies after stabbing at University of Manitoba
Irvine J. Fraser, 58, was attacked at the University of Manitoba and died after being taken to hospital, Winnipeg police…
Canada 150: Getting ready for 2017
Happy Birthday Canada! Join Olympians, artists and our defense minister in wishing their country another 150 incredible years. To read…
Ford’s cancer not responding to latest chemotherapy
Rob Ford, 46, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer called liposarcoma after a tumour was discovered in his…
Justin Trudeau’s full victory speech
(Brief Description – key names, phrases) For more: http:// »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/cbcnews?sub_confirmation=1 Connect…
Rob Ford crack video released
The infamous video of Toronto’s former mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine is now public, and for the first time…
China’s perception of Trudeau and Canada
Mark Rowswell, an Ottawa-born celebrity in China known as Dashan, on how Chinese people perceive our PM and our country…
Behind the bottled water industry
Environmentalists urge Ontario government not to renew one of Nestle’s water-taking permits in Aberfoyle. To read more http://www.cbc.ca/news/1.3774162 »»» Subscribe…
B.C. Votes 2017: CBC’s election night coverage
Full coverage at on www.cbc.ca/bc »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more videos: http://bit.ly/1RreYWS Connect with CBC News Online:…
Sean Cooper burns the mortgage he paid off in 3 years and reveals his super saver secrets
Join his mortgage burning party and find out how he cleared the debt so quickly. To read his full story:…
Why you can’t get tickets: The Ticket Game (CBC Marketplace)
Why can’t you get tickets to concerts, sports and other special events? We investigate how bots and scalpers mean that…
Green tea diet extract: Is it safe and does it work? (CBC Marketplace)
Diet pills with natural ingredients are popular for people trying to lose weight. But are they a waste of money?…
Is your dentist ripping you off? Hidden camera investigation (CBC Marketplace)
Money Where Your Mouth Is | Originally broadcast October 19, 2012 When it’s time to get our teeth checked, most…
What’s your Canada? Looking ahead to #CBC2017
CBC senior producer Brenda Murray and Natasha Fatah want you to send in your stories for Canada’s 150th birthday in…
Fake video testimonials: Inside the world of fake reviews (CBC Marketplace)
In her videos, she pretends to be a certified financial adviser, a teacher, a dietitian or even a real customer.…
Lemon cars: What you need to know (CBC Marketplace)
Getting Squeezed | Originally broadcast October 5, 2012 Buying a new car can be a gamble: you could end up…
Return on Disability (2016)
CBC News looks at how Canadian businesses have found hiring disabled Canadians has boosted their bottom line. It’s an approach…
Buddy Bench a big hit at Saskatoon school
Saskatoon Morning host Leisha Grebinski makes some new friends at the ever-popular Buddy bench at Willowgrove School. To read the…
Toxic dog treats: What’s killing so many dogs? (CBC Marketplace)
Fighting for Fido | Originally broadcast September 28, 2012 Thousands of dogs are ill or dying across North America and…
Dogs love to swim in pools
It was dogs day Monday in Calgary outdoor pools. Dogs were invited to take a plunge after the pools closed…
A tense day as the Fort McMurray wildfire destroyed one oilsands camp and edged towards others
Briar Stewart updates the fire situation around Fort McMurray and oil projects.To read more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3585921 »»» Subscribe to CBC News…
Sunday Scrum: What’s great about CETA?
The panel discusses the benefits and cons of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement and Justin Trudeau’s performance on the…
Justin Trudeau in Iqaluit
Liberal leader promised to reduce the high cost of living for northerners by investing in Nutrition North and a tax…
How to Survive an Airplane Emergency: Travel Tips (CBC Marketplace)
Your chances of surviving an airline emergency are better than you may think. Think you know what to do to…
Telemarketers: Tracking down the people who call you up (CBC Marketplace)
To Catch a Telemarketer | Originally broadcast January 11, 2013 Are you under attack by telemarketers? Why doesn’t the Do…
Misdiagnosis leads to double amputation for little girl
Hospital visit became the first of two times her parents were told their daughter had influenza and could recover at…
Food waste: How much food do supermarkets throw away? (CBC Marketplace)
David Common goes dumpster-diving at Walmart to reveal how big grocery stores throw good food into dumpsters, part of a…
High-tech car theft: How to hack a car (CBC Marketplace)
We go on the hunt for the mysterious device police believe those thieves are using to steal your car. To…
Montrealers shocked by flooding
CBC Montreal’s coverage of the rising waters and flooding in the city. And more rain is expected: To read more:…
Afghan refugees reunited with family in Regina
Regina woman worked with a group of community members to bring a student’s family to Canada For more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3312262 »»»…
Alberta couple expecting identical quadruplets
Tim and Bethani Webb say the chances of naturally conceiving identical quadruplets are 1 in 67 million. To read more…
Restaurant uniform: ‘My boyfriend said he could see my tailbone’
Bier Markt’s skimpy dress code called ‘sexist and discriminatory,’ Cara Operations backs down. To read the full Go Public story:…
CBC News: The National – Charest Dollar Nov 8, 2007
Quebec Premier Jean Charest called on the Prime Minister to convene a first ministers’ meeting to talk about the impact…
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau schools reporter on quantum computing during press conference
Justin Trudeau responds to a flip question from reporter with a good-natured, not-so-flip answer. To read more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3537098 »»» Subscribe…