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CTV Sports Anchor Jason Pires discusses where Team Canada stands going into the World Juniors, following Boone Jenner's suspension.

December 24, 2012

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Not afraid of getting dirty, thousands of mud-loving motorists in Hungary gathered to take part in an annual off-road festival.

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Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Chief of Staff Nigel Wright has resigned. Ottawa Bureau Chief Robert Fife has the latest.

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A man in an Ottawa hospital with MS was able to be a part of his daughter's wedding in B.C. with the help of Skype. Katie Griffin reports.

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The May long weekend has long been the traditional start of summer. Despite some weather challenges, campers near Regina are ready to go.

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Hospital controversy

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Hospital controversy

A hospital in Iroquois Falls is being investigated by the province amidst claims and allegations. Claude Sharma has more

May 19, 2013

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Montreal Bureau Chief Genevieve Beauchemin has the story of a battle for bilingualism that underlines a fresh wave of language tension.

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Former prime minister Jean Chretien offers the U.K advice on how to run a referendum. Ben O'Hara-Byrne reports.

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Calgary's new power couple

With three owlets in tow, a couple of Great Horned Owls are taking Calgary by storm. Alberta Bureau Chief Janet Dirks has more.

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Rescue details released

Police describe what happened when they arrived at an Ohio home where three women were held captive for 10 years.

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Witnesses describe the chaos that followed when two commuter trains collided in Connecticut. Paul Workman finds out what happened.

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An estimated 60 people were injured when a car ran into a group taking part in a parade in Damascus, Virginia.

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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford cancels radio show as video story goes viral. Scott Laurie has more on the allegations.

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Police are re-examining a suicide and a woman's disappearance as they investigate the Bosma murder. Ashley Rowe reports.

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Roxboro house fires

Two homes were significantly damaged in an overnight fire. Kevin Fleming reports.

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Canada upset at world juniors

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Canada upset at world juniors

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January 03, 2013

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Canada's World Junior team revealed

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Canada's World Junior team revealed

Maritime hockey fans are buzzing after the announcement of Canada’s World Junior roster. Three Maritime players have made the cut.

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Canada AM: Canada going for gold

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Canada AM: Canada going for gold

TSN's James Duthie tees up World Junior coverage as Canada gets set to hit the ice Wednesday in Russia.

December 24, 2012

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Canada falls to Russia

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Canada falls to Russia

Russia snapped Canada's streak of 14 straight medals at the World Junior Hockey Championships, beating the Canadians 6-5 in overtime in the bronze medal game.

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Canada loses to the U.S.

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Canada loses to the U.S.

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January 03, 2013

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Dishing up beer, bacon for game

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Dishing up beer, bacon for game

If you awoke early Thursday to catch Team Canada at the World Juniors, you weren't alone. Two Halifax sports bars served up beer and bacon for die-hard hockey fans.

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Canada edges U.S. in WJHC

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Canada edges U.S. in WJHC

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Ryan Strome helped Team Canada beat the U.S. 2-1 at the World Junior Hockey Championship in Russia.

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Coming home without a medal

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Coming home without a medal

Team Canada suffered a loss at the World Junior Championship for the first time in 14 years. Janet Dirks has more.

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Going for gold

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Going for gold

TSN's Jim Tatti discusses whether there are any big threats on the U.S. hockey team and what the chances of Team Canada winning are.

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Canada to play for bronze

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