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Send in the drones

Who watches the watchmen in the sky? 

Narrowing the gap

School boards are taking it upon themselves to decrease the education achievement and cultural gap between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students by increasing the engagement of all students in Aboriginal culture.

Mar
22

The race to own Mars

As governments withdraw and industry potential heats up in space, real thought needs to go into who will legislate on Mars. 

Mar
22

Prime Minister Harper’s Twitter transformation

Say good-bye to scripted talking points. Stephen Harper's Twitter is now giving followers a glimpse into the more personal side of politics.  

Mar
22

Truck driver shortage could put Canada’s economy in neutral

As Canada faces a potential shortfall of more than 25,000 truck drivers by 2020, Capital News Online looks at the effect a driver shortage would have on the country's economic growth.

Mar
22

MP wants Canadians to explore their home and native land

A Liberal MP introduces a private member's bill that would give Canadians discounts on bus, plane and train tickets to encourage cross-Canada travel.

Mar
8

More RDSP(ect) please

The 2012 federal budget introduced five key changes to the Registered Disability Savings Plan. Advocates hope the user-friendly changes will increase the number of disabled Canadians and their families who use the plan.


Mar
8
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Illegal nuptials

Canada is cracking down on immigration marriage fraud with new legislation that came into effect this year. While some say the new laws are protecting Canadians, others are more skeptical about who it's actually helping.

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Farm to Fork

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Do you know where your food comes from? In a move that is being welcomed by local Ontario farmers, a provincial bill is trying to bring more local food to your dinner table. Reporter Kelsey Johnson has the story. 

Apr
5
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