Montreal
"I just opened my international eBay store," says Jean-François Hall, film technician and 'Le Pro des DVD' seller, as he describes the success of his project to keep DVDs from disappearing amid an era of streaming platforms. Corinne Boyer reports.
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Starting today, if you are flying with Air Canada and choose the cheapest flight option, you'll need to pay in order to take your carry on bag with you. Afua Baah reports
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The new year is a time where many people take part in dry January, leading to a rise in non-alcoholic beverage consumption. As Catalina Gillies explains, it comes as the U.S. Surgeon General issues a warning on alcohol and its link to cancer.
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The polls all point to one result for the next federal election - a Liberal loss. But how badly and who leads them in the next campaign is still unknown. Justin Trudeau faces calls to resign, but has yet to clarify his future plans.
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“I just opened my international eBay store,” says Jean-François Hall, film technician and ‘Le Pro des DVD’ seller, as he describes the success of his project to keep DVDs from disappearing amid an era of streaming platforms. Corinne Boyer reports.
Starting today, if you are flying with Air Canada and choose the cheapest flight option, you’ll need to pay in order to take your carry on bag with you. Afua Baah reports
The polls all point to one result for the next federal election – a Liberal loss. But how badly and who leads them in the next campaign is still unknown. Justin Trudeau faces calls to resign, but has yet to clarify his future plans.
“People who are not regular in their bedtimes and wake up times have a much higher risk of heart attacks,” said Dr. Jean-Philippe Chaput, professor of pediatrics at University of Ottawa, who co-authored a sleep study. Erin Seize Reports.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is back on the job, facing the threat of tariffs from Donald Trump, along with calls for his own resignation. Glen McGregor and Cynthia Mulligan discuss the serious issues on Trudeau’s plate in the early days of 2025.
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Canada’s top 100 CEO’s have already made more money this year, than the person reading, or writing this. The CCPA says the gap closed very slightly in 2023 – but a Montreal thinktank says the problem isn’t CEO pay.
