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OCT 22

This week on W5 an investigation into how turkeys get to your plate. Undercover footage from the animal rights group Mercy for Animals reveals the what goes on in the slaughterhouse. It may look cruel - but as W5 discovered under Canada's laws it is entirely legal. FOWL BUSINESS on W5 Saturday 7 pm
Posted by W5 on Wednesday, October 19, 2016

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Gambling on Extinction: Exposing the global trade that threatens elephants and rhinos

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An inspirational look at Canadian doctors on a humanitarian mission in Ukraine

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Eleven out of 20 car dealerships fail this year's W5-APA survey

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In the winter of 2016, secret shoppers from the Automobile Protection Association visited 20 new car dealerships in Greater Vancouver.

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Email responses W5 received from dealerships as well as from the head offices of Honda, Nissan and Ford.

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NHL doctor under investigation for player’s 2011 drug overdose death

Former NHL hockey great Mark Napier, left, speaks with Canadian rocker Tom Cochrane, right, as Jim Cuddy, of the band Blue Rodeo, skates by at the Juno Cup at the Juno celebrations in Calgary Friday, April 4, 2008. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Jonathan Hayward)

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Head of NHL alumni group provided info about concussion lawsuit to league

The head of the association representing retired NHL players provided a league executive with a document summarizing a meeting held by former players engaged in the concussion lawsuit against the league, a CTV News/TSN exclusive has found.

NHL hockey commissioner Gary Bettman listens as he meets with reporters after a meeting with team owners, in New York on Sept. 13. The NHL locked out its players at midnight Saturday, becoming the third major sports league to impose a work stoppage in the last 18 months. The action also marks the fourth shutdown for the NHL since 1992, including a year-long dispute that forced the cancellation of the entire 2004-05 season when the league held out for a salary cap. (Associated Press File Photo / Mary Altaffer)

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NHL concussion study group disbands without any conclusions

A decade after the NHL launched its concussion study in 1997, neurologists spoke with players, team doctors and league officials to make the game safer. But as a CTV News-TSN investigation finds, they never got to finish analyzing the data they collected.

Philadelphia Flyers' Jody Shelley, left, and New York Rangers' Derek Boogaard fight during an NHL hockey game in Philadelphia, Nov. 4, 2010. (AP / Matt Slocum)

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Link between fighting, concussions, discussed in unsealed emails

A U.S. federal court in Minneapolis has unsealed a trove of sensitive emails sent between high-ranking NHL executives, including one email exchange in which NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly links fighting in hockey to "personal tragedies."