House of heckles

Heckling during Question Period isn't unusual —
some even consider it a part of the democratic process. But how far is too far? And when does heckling become harassment?

By Leah Germain
Producer Lucy Bamforth
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Nov
6

Embracing the elements

The Carp Ridge Forest Preschool is the first outdoor daycare in Canada, and the trend is catching on. More and more schools across the country are turning their concrete playgrounds into green spaces.

By Laura Wright
Producer Laura Keil

Nov
6

Home Rx

Capital News Online prescribes a fix-up formula of tax savings, design trends and all-round renos to get your home in tip-top shape for winter's deep freeze. Find the fixes that’ll help save your money (and the economy, too).

By Chris Hannay, Nina Soboczynski, Teresa Verenca and Radka Zitkova
Producer Anna Konewka

Nov
6

Editor’s notebook

Managing Editor: Meg Wilcox
Associate Producer: Jennie Campbell

By Amy Dempsey

Nov
6

Refuge denied

After 15 years of asylum, Rwandans living illegally in Canada could soon be sent back home. The Canadian government says the post-genocide country is now safe but some people facing deportation still fear for their lives.

By Chloé Fedio
Producer Dana Wagner
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Nov
6

House of heckles

Heckling during Question Period isn't unusual — some even consider it a part of the democratic process. But how far is too far? And when does heckling become harassment?

By Leah Germain
Producer Lucy Bamforth

Nov
6

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