Watch Online: Collateral Damage
He was sentenced in the killing of four Mounties. But, his story has never been heard. Until now.
Mini Monsters: This Sunday
A look at the astonishing and complex relationships of treehoppers that live amid one of the richest ecosystems on the planet. 9 pm on CBC-TV
[ Society ] Vancouver's Human Be-in
Hippies get all decked out and pumped up for the party in Vancouver's Stanley Park. A whole lot of flowers, music, drumming, dancing and love, love, love.
Heppner offers solo recital after COC withdrawal
Opera fans upset at news of Ben Heppner's withdrawal from the Canadian Opera Company's anniversary gala are getting a treat as the ailing tenor has agreed to return to Toronto for a new solo engagement.
Oprah's show rumoured for move
Oprah Winfrey will reveal her decision whether to move her hit talk show - potentially off network television and away from Chicago - by the end of the year, according to her production company.
Docu-drama tells story of Hana's Suitcase
The story of Hana's Suitcase has been the subject of a children's book, a TV documentary and a play, but filmmaker Larry Weinstein believes it's worth telling yet again.
Inside Canadian Kitchens: Online Exclusive
Take a peek inside Canadian kitchens with the CBC/Chatelaine poll.
Stamps aim to stomp Rider pride
The Saskatchewan Roughriders can wrap up first place in the CFL West, a bye week and the chance to host the division final if they can beat the visiting Calgary Stampeders on Saturday
British PM urges global financial tax
In a speech to G20 finance ministers, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown advocates a global tax on financial transactions to fund future bank bailouts.
Somalian pirates threaten to kill hostages
Somalian pirates have threatened to kill three crew members taken hostage from a Spanish fishing vessel if two suspected pirates held in Spain are not freed, says the captain of the captured vessel.
Watch Online: Burma VJ
Multi-award winning doc chronicles Burma's underground video journalists who risk death to smuggle footage out of the country
Canadian Nesbitt wins speedskating gold
World champion speedskater Christine Nesbitt of Canada won gold Saturday in the 1,000 metres at the season-opening World Cup event in Berlin.
Afghan Star: This Monday
American idol in Afghanistan. After 30 years of war and Taliban rule, people risk it all to sing. Monday at 10 pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld
Win a Trip to Victoria BC
The Nature of Things 6th ANNUAL NATURE IN FOCUS photography competition, is now open. Send us your best photos. Now accepting digital uploads!
Watch Online: Afghan Star
American Idol goes to Afghanistan and people risk it all to sing.
The Scene: Paul Potts
Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: The original Idol superstar. May 1/09
The Scene: Newshounds
Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: Rachel & Russell, play newshounds. Apri 17/09
Secrets of A Royal Marriage: Saturday
Tony Snowdon and Princess Margaret were the most iconic couple of the Swinging 1960s. She was the Diana of her day. He was one of Britain's greatest photographers. As one friend of the Snowdons' put it, "It was a fairy story". Sadly, it was a fairy story that came to a crashing end.
Online Exclusive: The Peep Project
Suddenly we're spending all of our time tracking other people. And we're inviting them to watch us! Forget pop culture: it's Peep Culture. Peep Culture is Reality TV, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and so much more. Author Hal Niedzviecki asks, what happens next? Does privacy matter anymore? Can we be too connected? Read more online.