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Go Public Disgraced dentist-turned-foot doctor learns fate after use of fake medical implants
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A disgraced dentist-turned-foot doctor could be banned from the medical field for the second time today after Go Public revealed he was using medical implants he designed himself instead of Health Canada-approved ones.
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CBC Investigates Taxpayers to foot bill for Belvedere Orphanage demolition, as tangle of debts snarls property
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The fate of the former Belvedere Orphanage property in St. John's is tied up by millions in debts and unpaid mortgages.
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CBC Investigates Convicted sex offender removed from coaching position in Fredericton
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Fredericton's Northside Minor Basketball Association initially defended Lonzel Lowe, citing his contribution to the basketball community.
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CBC Investigates 'They were very persistent': CBC finds more cash-for-jobs immigration schemes
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After a CBC iTeam investigation revealed that a Saskatchewan business owner was offered cash in exchange for a job offer to a Chinese national, three other people have come forward to report similar experiences.
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CBC Investigates IWK CEO used hospital credit card to pay for thousands in personal expenses
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The IWK Health Centre's chief executive officer used a corporate credit card to pay for thousands of dollars at the Bay, and on limo services and iTunes — something the Halifax hospital chalks up to a mistake.
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CBC Investigates N.B. approach to child death reviews gets reduced rating from doctors
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The Canadian Paediatric Society says New Brunswick's child death review system should be more transparent.
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Go Public Disclosure vs. maximizing profit: Homeowner hit with extra $10K penalty for ending mortgage early
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A Toronto man is warning people to take a close look at the penalties they'll face for breaking a mortgage before they lock in.
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CBC Investigates Veteran who killed family was cleared for gun licence, despite suicide concerns
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Almost one year before Lionel Desmond fatally shot his mother, wife and daughter before killing himself, a Fredericton doctor said he had no concerns about the former soldier owning guns.
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CBC Investigates How changes to prostitution laws shifted the way police tackle the issue
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The number of prostitution-related charges has dropped in the Halifax region and in Nova Scotia districts covered by RCMP as they focus on traffickers. Cape Breton Regional Police, by contrast, launched a large sting targeting johns.
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CBC Investigates Businessman in $4.8M 'pump-and-dump' stock case has links to Newfoundland natural foods firm
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A British Columbia Securities Commission panel has found that a businessman with ties to Newfoundland engaged in a “market manipulation” in creating an “artificial” share price for a shell company in the natural foods business.
Investigates
Investigates
- 'Had to listen': Key questions about Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with Russian lawyer
- Sporadic clashes continue in Mosul after victory declared
- U.S. soldier faces terrorism charges after pledging loyalty to ISIS
- A ceasefire in Syria that lasts? Doubtful, say watchers across border
- Peace offering from Maduro comes amid plans to rewrite Venezuela's constitution
- Canada stumps up cash for family planning in Third World, but won't criticize Trump for stepping back
- 'Competing Canadian values': Awarding Khadr's settlement to U.S. widow a challenge for Ont. court
- Canadian tech companies say they value diversity — but what are they doing about it?
- B.C. is burning: 14,000 people displaced in hot, dry conditions
- Air Canada plane avoids disaster in San Francisco
- Disgraced dentist-turned-foot doctor learns fate after use of fake medical implants
- Taxpayers to foot bill for Belvedere Orphanage demolition, as tangle of debts snarls property
- Convicted sex offender removed from coaching position in Fredericton
- 'They were very persistent': CBC finds more cash-for-jobs immigration schemes
- IWK CEO used hospital credit card to pay for thousands in personal expenses
Analysis
- Disrupting the disrupters — Tesla faces the challenge of the mini-fluorescent: Don Pittis
- G20 leaders steel themselves for Trump's next trade move
- Why will Omar Khadr receive $10.5M? Because the Supreme Court ruled his rights were violated
- Is it time to switch off the daily White House press briefing?
- 'We used to be savers': Why Canadians ignore warnings about debt
- Canada stumps up cash for family planning in Third World, but won't criticize Trump for stepping back
- Former U.S. special forces soldier calls Justin Trudeau an Omar Khadr 'groupie'
- Majority of Canadians oppose Omar Khadr settlement, poll suggests
- Catholic bishops say Trudeau playing politics with abortion in foreign aid
- 'It was the happiest moment': Asylum seekers who took risky Central American corridor cross into Canada
- Poloz may tap the interest-rate brakes as a promise and a warning: Don Pittis
- Canadian tech companies say they value diversity — but what are they doing about it?
- U.S. shareholders may be eyeing deal with Sears Canada
- Cogeco to expand in eastern U.S. with $1.4 billion US MetroCast purchase
- 'In over their head': Looming interest rate hike has debt-burdened Canadian homeowners nervous, survey finds
- Enhanced support could help more seniors stay in own homes
- Meningitis vaccine offers some defence against gonorrhea, study finds
- Chlamydia testing for young women declines after revised Pap test guidelines
- Yemen cholera cases pass 300,000 mark, ICRC says
- Patients with emergency surgery delays have higher risk of dying, study finds
- Ariana Grande concert threat stopped in Costa Rica
- Jim Carrey to be honoured by Montreal's Just For Laughs Awards
- 'They liked our baby best:' Vogue picks B.C. breeder's rose to mark 125th birthday
- Daniel Craig set to play 007 again, say U.K. sources
- 'It doesn't matter what your skin colour is': Black actor stars as Father of Confederation
- Computer program wins at no-limit Texas Hold 'Em by trusting its gut
- New Twitter feature allows users to mute notifications from unknown accounts
- Plenty of sleep tech on the market, but you still may not get a good night's rest
- In Edmonton, companies find a humble hub for artificial intelligence
- Jupiter's Great Red Spot ready for close-up as Juno spacecraft goes 'screaming' past
Interactives
- 'They just simply don't know': The Indigenous innovators challenging Canadians to a difficult conversation
- When darkness descends, Nunavut teens dance it out
- Remix Canada's latest census results to see how you fit in
- How one woman's death illustrates the brutality of Philippines drug war
- To the bitter end: The broken nation of Zimbabwe awaits the death of a dictator
- First Nation chief wants police held to account in death of man pinned face down in handcuffs
- Community gardens help Waywayseecappo First Nation residents access fresh, healthy foods
- The Oka Crisis was supposed to be a wake-up call. Little has changed in 27 years
- In letter to PM, Nunavut Premier says Parks Canada took Franklin artifacts without permission
- TVDSB hiring third Indigenous guidance counsellor, current staff 'overworked'