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Why does Europe resent Germany so much?
It's tidy, prosperous and produces many of the world's best-made consumer goods. So why is Germany resented so much by so many Europeans. Karen Pauls explores the roots of Germanophobia.
Anti-bullying apps will fail unless society takes action, critics say
Schools are resorting to anti-bullying apps to try to curb online harassment, but critics say they have limitations and don't address the toxic peer culture underlying the problem.
Kathleen Wynne says budget defeat would force 'unnecessary' election
If opposition parties vote down the coming Ontario budget, it would plunge the province into an "unnecessary" election that the Liberals are ready to fight, Premier Kathleen Wynne said Wednesday.
Joe Oliver slams scientist's oilsands claims as 'nonsense'
A leading climate change activist and former NASA scientist is "crying wolf" with his "exaggerated" comments about the effects of oilsands development on the environment, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver charged Wednesday.
Brian Stewart: Europe's army? Guess what, it's the French
France's military has the snappiest uniforms, mystique and a score of quiet successes, quite apart from what it is doing in Mali, Brian Stewart writes. Little wonder some call it 'Europe's army.'
Controversial anti-terrorism tools revived as bill passes
A bill that would revive some provisions of Canada's Anti-terrorism Act passed in the House of Commons Wednesday night. Liberals joined the Conservatives to pass the bill by a vote of 183 to 93.
Hospitals slow to learn from own mistakes
Anyone can make a mistake, but when the person making it is a doctor or nurse, it can cost you your life. Despite such high stakes, hospitals have generally not been very good at keeping track of their mistakes or learning from them.
Trudeau says counter-attack ads offer 'positive' message
Ten days after the Conservative Party mounted an aggressive advertising campaign to discredit Justin Trudeau, Liberals have responded with an ad buy of their own, buoyed by a fundraising wave and a poll surge in Quebec.
Boston bombing suspect confessed before hearing rights
The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings acknowledged to the FBI his role in the attacks but did so before he was advised of his constitutional rights to keep quiet and seek a lawyer, officials say.
Bangladesh garment factory collapse kills more than 200
A garment factory building in Bangladesh that collapsed, killing at least 200 people, had been ordered evacuated after deep cracks became visible, but the factories flouted the order and continued working, officials say
Source: CBC | Top Stories News