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| Stolen: one student identity |
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Students are more vulnerable to identity fraud because they spend more time online. Luckily, fellow student Mélanie Waite is here to help.
Carol Crabbe
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| Troubled bridges over Ontario waters |
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Ontario municipalities are eligible to receive money to help repair bridges and roads. But some are concerned the money won't go far enough to span the number of repairs needed.
Anna Piekarski
Producer: Jill Blackman
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Transplanted cells give hope
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New stem cell research could mean the end of insulin injections for diabetics. The discovery by University of Calgary scientists shows promise for growing cells that would produce insulin.
By Jennifer Young
Producer: Natasha Gleiser
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Military commitments spur recruiting drive
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The Canadian Forces are looking to recruit more talented youth as the military increases its presence in war-torn regions such as Afghanistan. But critics say a slow recruiting process is standing in the way and needs to be revamped.
Laura Moses
Producer: Erika Paulson
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| Emily Carr lives on at National Gallery |
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The curators and conservators at the National Gallery of Canada are putting the final touches on artwork by legendary Canadian artist Emily Carr. This summer's big show will trace her life from every angle.
Stephanie Farrington
Producer: Peter Severinson
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