On the Middle East, public trust and the meaning of impartiality
We use this editor’s blog to explain our journalism and what’s happening at CBC News. You can find more blogs here. Last week, I received two emails from two different …
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An HIV patient is in remission after a unique stem cell transplant. Why it could be a path to a cure
A German HIV patient who is in remission following a stem cell transplant from a donor with genes that are partially resistant to the disease is giving researchers new hope …
After home-state humbling, the question now is: What’s Nikki Haley running for?
It’s become a recurring joke in recent Nikki Haley campaign speeches where she dismisses various theories about why she’s still in the U.S. presidential race. Questions about her continued participation …
As homelessness in Moncton grows, so do challenges for downtown businesses
On a brisk January afternoon, Emily Flint keeps a watchful eye on people passing by her café on St. George Street in downtown Moncton. Most days she sees at least one …
This Winnipeg scientist is using viruses to fight drug-resistant superbugs
Steven Theriault is convinced he has the solution to an urgent global public health threat — antibiotic resistance. But he can’t get his bacteria-killing viruses approved through what he calls …