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North Korea takes three foreigners hostage

North Korea has launched a vitriolic verbal attack against three foreigners, jailed there in March. A South Korean worker was arrrested at the Kaesong joint industrial estate on March 30. And two U.S. journalists also were arrested on March 17..

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North Korea 's concentration camps can be seen on Google

Those who have lived to tell the world about Camp 22, located in the bleak northeastern tip of North Korea, can be counted on the fingers of one hand, and all of them are former guards or staff. Incredibly, it's about the size of Los Angeles.

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Carbon monoxide detector saves Ottawa family

Paramedics found high levels of carbon monoxide in the blood of four Ottawa family members, but treated them at the scene with high concentration oxygen.

'No kissing, just hard CPR'

The British Heart Foundation has launched a new advertising campaign urging people to forget "mouth-to-mouth" and to concentrate on chest compressions when performing CPR.

VIDEO: Vinnie Jones fronts new CPR campaign

The British Heart Foundation is urging people not trained to perform CPR to forget "mouth-to-mouth" and to concentrate on chest compressions when faced with an emergency situation.

Voter fraud allegations dog east Toronto riding

A CBC News investigation has uncovered allegations of electoral fraud concentrated in the Tamil community in the east Toronto riding of Scarborough-Rouge River.

Canadian publishers face uncertainty

The Canadian publishing industry has long faced uncertainty, but e-books, the U.S. pricing system and a concentration of major retailers in the Canadian market contribute to greater uneasiness today, according to three industry insiders.