| Tim Hortons drive-thru pinning injures man A 73-year-old man was critically injured at a Tim Hortons drive-thru in Wallaceburg, Ont., after his head was pinned between his car door and a post. cbc.ca |
iPhone app promotes tiny N.B. town A small seaside town in southern New Brunswick is hoping to boost tourism with a newly launched iPhone application, the first of its kind in the province. cbc.ca |
Relationships linked to life span New research from Brigham Young University suggests that social relationships can predict a person's odds of living or dying. cbc.ca |
Prentice to review oilsands pollution monitoring Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice is promising to review the pollution monitoring system for the Athabasca River in light of news that Alberta oilsands pollutants are damaging fish. cbc.ca |
Copy machines spill identity secrets Personal information scanned into certain digital photocopier hard drives can easily be tapped, according to a CBC News investigation into the second life of older machines that are re-sold or leased. cbc.ca |