Christian N.
12/5/2013 01:56:56 am
Canada's students slipping in math and science, OECD finds.
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Luke R
12/6/2013 07:21:19 am
Nelson Mandela Dies:
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Luke R
12/6/2013 07:22:52 am
... together a fiercely divided nation — by making former enemies feel like they are all winners, responsible for a new beginning — is one of the rarest feats of leadership.
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Luke R
12/6/2013 07:23:14 am
http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/nelson-mandela-dies-the-lincoln-of-africa-and-just-as-complex-1.2452856
Mr. Main
12/31/2013 12:03:17 am
Nice job on capturing only the most important parts in your notes. You could have included more information, but managed to encapsulate the 4 or 5 keys points. Well done Luke.
Vanessa W
12/6/2013 08:12:05 am
Cyberbullying bill won’t stop online taunts, critics say (story):
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Vanessa W
12/6/2013 08:29:35 am
social boundaries and their sexuality,” says Shariff.
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Mr. Main
12/30/2013 11:58:52 pm
Very topical subject matter Vanessa. The bill may not address all the issues of cyberbullying, but it is at least a step in the right direction towards dealing with this disturbing issue.
Hanna E
12/7/2013 04:38:20 am
Tim Hortons 'wage theft' claim prompts call for police probe
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Mr. Main
12/30/2013 11:53:59 pm
Good choice of stories Hanna. Well done.
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Gerhardt T
12/7/2013 05:12:28 am
New solar lamp offers villagers alternative to toxic kerosene
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Gerhardt T
12/7/2013 05:15:42 am
Their study found that about 40 per cent of African households contain four or five people, which generally include between one and three children. From the five countries studied — Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia — each household's average monthly income ranges from $90 US to $154 US.
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Gerhardt T
12/7/2013 05:17:20 am
Link to official project video:
Mr. Main
12/30/2013 11:46:41 pm
I love the story and its focus on safety and access for the world's poorest nations. Excellent notes Gerd.
Brad B
12/8/2013 12:59:19 pm
Story from www.cbc.ca
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Mr. Main
12/30/2013 11:40:44 pm
Seems like overkill to me...we do live in Canada after all. The most egregious offenders I saw outside the parliament buildings when I was in Ottawa were Woodchucks. Well done on the notes Brad.
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travis price
12/9/2013 12:48:37 am
story from www.cbc.ca
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Mr Main
12/30/2013 11:32:50 pm
Snow, snow and more snow! Great if you're a snowman, not so great if you're a driver on the prairies. Well done Travis.
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Liam O'Regan
12/10/2013 02:12:13 am
CBC Summary: Alice Munroe
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Mr. Main
12/30/2013 11:30:18 pm
Excellent choice of stories Liam, but where is the original, so that we can see your notes?
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A Calgary driving instructor says many winter drivers make two common mistakes that lead to accidents.
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Mr. Main
12/30/2013 11:13:02 pm
Well done Joel...it seems common sense still eludes even the most experienced winter drivers.
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Karis Mishchenko
1/31/2014 03:07:32 am
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/caffeine-may-ease-or-reverse-alzheimer-s-study-1.840822
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Kena
2/8/2014 05:22:10 am
Story : Leno shared that he'd lost his mother the first year he became Tonight host, his dad the second and then his brother.
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