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CBC - Top Stories : 2018January04Thursday

4 Soulpepper artists resign amid Albert Schultz sexual misconduct investigation

Maritime provinces getting taste of East Coast 'weather bomb'

Security flaws in virtually all phone and computer chips 'one of the worst CPU bugs ever found'

'I'm really, really angry': Mom of woman found frozen days after leaving Winnipeg hospital wants answers

Canadian pot shares drop as U.S. cracks down on marijuana crimes

Heartbreak, if not surprise, follows sexual misconduct allegations against Albert Schultz

6 signs that this winter's cold has been extreme

Everything you need to know about the E. coli risk from romaine lettuce

'Absolutely abhorrent': U.K. politician slammed for wanting beggars off streets before royal wedding

Discarded mortar bomb kills 8 in Philippines

CBC - World : 2018January04Thursday

Fiery train crash kills 18, injures more than 260 in South Africa

Trump takes credit for possibility of North and South Korea resuming talks

Powerful winter storm hits huge swath of eastern U.S.

'Absolutely abhorrent': U.K. politician slammed for wanting beggars off streets before royal wedding

2017 was 2nd hottest year on record, European data shows

Iceland believed to be 1st country to make equal pay mandatory in public and private firms

Discarded mortar bomb kills 8 in Philippines

Russia concerned U.S. will use Iran protests to scuttle nuclear pact

British government apologizes as thousands of non-urgent surgeries are cancelled

Social media plays 'extremely important' role in Iranian protests despite censorship

CBC - Canada : 2018January04Thursday

4 Soulpepper artists resign amid Albert Schultz sexual misconduct investigation

Maritime provinces getting taste of East Coast 'weather bomb'

RCMP resists key reform of federal witness protection program, says advisory committee

'I'm really, really angry': Mom of woman found frozen days after leaving Winnipeg hospital wants answers

6 signs that this winter's cold has been extreme

Canadian pot shares drop after reports U.S. to crack down on marijuana crimes

Military short thousands of personnel despite small increase in ranks

Heartbreak, if not surprise, follows sexual misconduct allegations against Albert Schultz

Porcupine caribou numbers 'highest ever recorded'

4,000 new immigrants called Nova Scotia home in 2017

CBC - Politics: 2018January04Thursday

Special forces commander weighs recommendations on future of Iraq mission

Military short thousands of personnel despite small increase in ranks

Mounties must respect independence of witness protection program, advisory panel says

Passenger advocate suing Air Transat over stranded planes

Republicans have tough odds of holding Congress in 2018, and Trump makes them worse

Boyle's Parliament Hill meeting raises questions about who meets the PM

High satisfaction, low approval: why 2 polling firms measure Gallant differently

Former Mulroney chief of staff Stanley Hartt dies of cancer at age 80

Joshua Boyle, former Canadian hostage, appears in court on 15 criminal charges

Old Russian fighters and smartphone hacking: What the Canadian military learned in 2017

CBC - Business: 2018January04Thursday

U.S. attorney general's threat to close legal pot loophole prompts sell-off in Canadian pot stocks

Dow Jones industrials climb above 25,000 for the first time

Christmas debt hangover cure starts with retracing holiday transactions

'I would just throw it out,' expert warns of romaine lettuce amid E. coli contamination risk

Brookfield-led group to buy Westinghouse Electric for $4.6B US

Iceland believed to be 1st country to make equal pay mandatory in public and private firms

'There's this entrepreneurial spirit': Calgary charts new course for its economic future — again

Canadian sales of light trucks, cars top 2 million for 1st time

Royal Bank hit with rolling online outages, problems logging in

Tim Hortons heirs cut paid breaks and worker benefits after minimum wage hike, employees say

CBC - Technology & Science: 2018January04Thursday

Security flaws in virtually all phone and computer chips 'one of the worst CPU bugs ever found'

It may be cold where you are, but 2017 was 2nd hottest year on record

Social media plays 'extremely important' role in Iranian protests despite censorship

6 signs that this winter's cold has been extreme

Dimming star not caused by aliens, but still a mystery

Baby girl's remains surprisingly reveal new Indigenous group that once thrived in North America

Why has it been so cold? Here's what science says

BlackBerry selected to work with Baidu's Apollo program for driverless vehicles

The science behind the 'weather bomb' heading our way

Report of flaw in Intel microprocessors sends AMD shares higher