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      CBC | Top Stories News Total Items: 15
      • Historic U.S. health-care bill passes
        Mon Mar 22 00:36:05 EDT 2010
        The U.S. House of Representatives has passed an historic health-care reform bill that will make coverage possible for more than 30 million uninsured Americans and end discrimination by insurance companies of people with existing medical conditions.
      • B.C. avalanche kills 2 French skiers
        Sun Mar 21 15:37:48 EDT 2010
        A third deadly B.C. avalanche in a week killed two French skiers Saturday as they were coming down a mountain after being dropped off by helicopter.
      • Paralympics close on a high note
        Mon Mar 22 00:43:47 EDT 2010
        The 2010 Paralympic Games came to a close before a crowd of thousands gathered at the celebration plaza in Whistler, B.C. on Sunday night.
      • Bush and Clinton head to Haiti
        Mon Mar 22 05:57:53 EDT 2010
        Former U.S. presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush are travelling to Haiti's devastated capital Monday to help raise awareness about the need for aid and investment after the Jan. 12 earthquake.
      • Chalk River physicist gone without a trace
        Mon Mar 22 05:03:51 EDT 2010
        In the Ottawa Valley town of Deep River, police are frustrated and the community remains confounded by the mysterious disappearance of a physicist working at the nearby Chalk River Nuclear Reactor.
      • 'I tried to stop and I couldn't stop': Woods
        Sun Mar 21 22:14:31 EDT 2010
        Tiger Woods has acknowledged "living a lie," saying in a television interview on Sunday he alone was responsible for the sex scandal that caused his downfall and that no one in his inner circle was aware of his misdeeds.
      • Volcano erupts in Iceland
        Sun Mar 21 09:06:37 EDT 2010
        A volcano erupted near a glacier in southern Iceland, shooting ash and molten lava into the air and forcing the evacuation Sunday of hundreds of people from a nearby village.
      • Cyclone batters Australian coast
        Sun Mar 21 13:44:02 EDT 2010
        A cyclone with winds gusting to 200 km/h hit the northern coast of Australia early Sunday, causing power outages and damaging homes in Queenslands.
      • Hansen launches spinal cord injury fundraiser
        Sun Mar 21 19:17:07 EDT 2010
        Twenty-five years to the day after Rick Hansen circled the world in a wheelchair, he's launching a new fundraiser for spinal cord injury research.
      • McKeever's win caps golden finish for Paralympics
        Sun Mar 21 19:02:04 EDT 2010
        Brian McKeever of Canmore, Alta., won his third gold medal on the last day of the Paralympics Sunday with a victory in the one-kilometre cross-country sprint for the visually impaired.
      • Gamblers' $3.5B suit against OLG rejected
        Sun Mar 21 12:03:03 EDT 2010
        Problem gamblers have lost their bid to a launch a $3.5 billion class action lawsuit against the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
      • Dozens safe after days stuck in Man. muck
        Sat Mar 20 18:45:17 EDT 2010
        Manitoba Search and Rescue officials say all 81 people who were bogged down in muck on impassable winter roads have been rescued and are on their way to where they wanted to be when they set out.
      • Ottawa to co-manage reserve's finances
        Sun Mar 21 11:20:55 EDT 2010
        The federal government has taken back partial control of a Manitoba First Nation's finances after an audit showed the band's debt has skyrocketed to $20 million.
      • Ricker, Karl claim snowboard's World Cup crowns
        Sun Mar 21 17:05:09 EDT 2010
        Canada's Maëlle Ricker and Benjamin Karl of Austria have clinched the overall snowboard World Cup titles after the season-ending parallel giant slalom competition.
      • WW II bombs threaten AC/DC concert
        Sun Mar 21 12:39:20 EDT 2010
        Unexploded Second World War bombs at an Austrian airfield threaten to shut down an May concert by metal rockers AC/DC.