The not-so-green truth about Olympic snow

The Olympic Committee says the Vancouver 2010 games will be one of the greenest in history. But some experts say the process of artificial snow making is not so green after all.

By Margaret Cappa
Producer Thandi Fletcher
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Jan
29

Get your tickets here

Olympic ticket scalping is such big business that even VANOC is getting in on the game. But ticket holders are still worried they won't be able to find buyers before the Games begin.

By Sean Liliani
Producer Catherine Kitts
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Jan
29

Stolen lives

New laws targeting identity theft, the fastest growing crime in North America, came into effect in January. Ottawa residents Lana and Jack Bogart share their story of losing it all.

By Toni Petter
Producer Ian Shelton

Jan
29

Bringing housing to the homeless

An experimental program is studying whether to change the way the homeless are served in Canada. Organizers believe housing is a human right and should be offered as an initial step to those needing support.

By Maureen Lawlor
Producer Laura Marrast
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Jan
29

Taxes, treaties and tensions

Ontario's First Nations are putting up a fight over the Harmonized Sales Tax, saying it violates their rights.

By Scott Croteau
Producer Beatrice Fantoni
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Jan
29

Preventative Measures

According to a recent Statistics Canada report, fitness levels have significantly dropped among Canadians and weight gain is on a roll. Capital News Online takes a bite out of the obesity issue, chews a strip off of diet and exercise fads and focuses in on the enormous effects of packing on the pounds.

By Serena Black, Erika Gilbert, Sabina Lam, Natalia Peart, Carly Pender
Producer Kathleen Johansen

Jan
29

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