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The sandwich franchise has announced its intention to sue the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation alleging the network aired a program falsely claiming the company’s chicken contains around 50 percent soy. The CBC refuses to retract its claim or apologize
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'Baroness von Sketch Show' stars and co-creators Aurora Browne and Meredith MacNeill on making CBC's new all-female comedy series.
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The Camp X spies lose one of their own and Faber makes a stunning choice as X Company's outstanding second season comes to a close.
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In the penultimate episode of the season, the team attempts two daring missions as Allied forces land on the beaches of Dieppe.
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Ontario's Connor Price tells Digital Journal about his early start in acting, his behind-the-camera interests, and the 'X Company' finale that will make viewers "go crazy."
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Faber tracks down Sabine and Aurora on a train, leading to the exposure of painful truths in 'X Company' 2.08: "Fatherland."
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X Company 2.07: With team divisions deepening, Aurora heads to Paris to meet with Sabine. Meanwhile, Neil makes a mistake that costs many lives.
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Harry's decision to go over Aurora's head to assassinate a German general leads to devastating consequences in X Company 2.06: "Black Flag."
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Apple's refusal to comply with FBI request to access San Bernadino shooter's communications is a line in the sand, says the president of B2B News Network Jen Evans (B2B NN is a Digital Journal media partner).
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CBC's hit spy thriller 'X Company' kicks off its sophomore season with a tense, emotional premiere as the Camp X team deals with Alfred's capture.
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Torri Higginson tells Digital Journal that playing a dying mom in the new CBC drama "This Life" was "intimidating," but the role made her a stronger person.
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Toronto -
Second City/SCTV alumni Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara have teamed up once again for the CBC television series, Schitt’s Creek.
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The CBC announced on air on Monday that they will pull all of the interviews former host Jian Ghomeshi did on 'Q' off of their online archives page. The majority of listeners who have reacted disagree with and are angry about the decision.
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An investigation by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation show Marketplace reveals some alternative health practitioners are offering unproven vaccine "alternatives" to parents. Also, they are downplaying the danger of ailments such as measles.
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Toronto police announced this morning that former Canadian radio host Jian Ghomeshi has been charged with four counts of sexual assault and one count of choking. The maximum penalty Ghomeshi could receive if found guilty is life imprisonment.
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Embattled former CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi is back in the news today as he did what many said last month he would do - he withdrew his $55 million lawsuit against the broadcaster. He launched the suit the day following his firing on Oct. 26.
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In interviews with her staff, the head of CBC English language programming gave the broadcaster's side of the Jian Ghomeshi scandal. Heather Conway spoke to Peter Mansbridge on TV and to Carol Off on the radio. She admitted mistakes were made.
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The disgraced Jian Ghomeshi sent a strong signal today that he is not going to go quietly into the sexual assault night. Mr. Ghomeshi hired Marie Henein of Henein Hutchison LLP, known as one of the toughest and most tenacious lawyers in Toronto.
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Let's start here: I get it that Jian Ghomeshi would appear to have, allegedly has, done some lousy, mean, vicious things of a potentially criminal nature. I've even condemned him in a op:ed recently. But the whole country is condemning him now.
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It now appears that three of the nine women who have said they were attacked by Jian Ghomeshi have come forward and complained to Toronto police. The police have launched an investigation into the former CBC radio host.
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The former Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio host Jian Ghomeshi, fired on Sunday, issued a statement saying rough sex he engages in is consensual. The CBC only said they could no longer employ him and didn't reveal any more specific details.
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If you’re a Canadian citizen who travels by airplane, there’s a good chance Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) is spying on you (or has) in an illegal and ineffective manner.
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Toronto -
CBC television is bringing hockey fans a behind the scenes look at the NHL teams and players, with the Canadian premiere of "NHL Revealed: A Season Like No Other" on January 23rd.
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Toronto -
Starting January 20, Colonel Chris Hadfield will be a regular contributor to CBC News in Canada. He will bring his insights on pressing issues using his unique perspective from an inspired and exciting career and life.
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Hockey Night in Canada (HNIC) needs to change or Rogers Communications will make changes.
I'm not a television producer. But I think like one. And whoever calls the shots at HNIC must start doing the same.
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There are now less than 100 days until the start of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games on February 7, 2014. CBC has announced the network’s broadcast team, which includes hosts Ron MacLean and Scott Russell.
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Ottawa -
The Conservative government of Stephen Harper has given the cabinet power to approve salaries, working conditions, and collective bargaining positions for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Canada's public broadcaster.
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The Canada-wide short film contest, now in its sixth season, has whittled the competition down to its final three participating films and today, it's your turn to vote.
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The Atlantic puffin population is at risk in the United States, and there are signs the seabirds are in distress in other parts of the world, says CBC.
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Is it too soon for a TV movie about Jack Layton? Yes – but the reason has nothing to do with sensitivity about the Canadian political leader's relatively recent passing. It's more about balance: nobody's ready for a fully objective depiction yet.
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Canadian actor, Connor Price. Courtesy of CBC Television
"My interests in fiction are long-term and not bound by my age," says the 39 year-old wife and mother. " I have a sci-fi novel I’m writing now with a sixteen year-old heroine, who may turn out to be the antagonist or the protagonist, depending on how it plays out!" Angela Misri
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NHL commentator on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Don Cherry CBC
Jack Layton (played by Rick Roberts) deals with the press in the upcoming CBC biopic "Jack". CBC Media Centre
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Jian Ghomeshi, former host of CBC radio 1's Q CBC / Handout photo
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Aurora (Evelyne Brochu) tends to Tom (Dustin Milligan) in CBC's 'X Company.' Provided by CBC Television
David Silverberg appearing on CBC's Lang & O'Leary Exchange talking about Apple's MacBook Air
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DigitalJournal.com editor David Silverberg on CBC with Apple TV
(L to R) Stephanie Janusauskas, Torri Higginson, James Wotherspoon and Julia Scarlett Dan portray the Lawsons on the CBC drama 'This Life.' With permission from CBC
DigitalJournal.com editor David Silverberg speaking with CBC host Andrew Nichols
DigitalJournal.com editor David Silverberg discussing on CBC the top tech successes and failures of 2010
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