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Unnatural remedies. A group of doctors asks for an investigation of the naturopath who played a role in treating an Alberta toddler -- who died after his parents gave him echinacea to treat his meningitis.
Two different kidnappings -- two very different outcomes. After Canadian hostage John Ridsdel was killed this week at the hands of Abu Sayyaf militants, a Filipina reporter recalls her own abduction by the group.
Kidnapped on vacation -- and murdered over money. Today, after a ransom deadline passed, Canadian John Ridsdel was found dead in the Philippines. Bob Rae -- who was negotiating for his release -- remembers his late friend.
Reality checked. A New York man hopes a $2-million fine will send a message to the hospital that let his father's death be secretly filmed and then broadcast on TV.
Nothing compared 2 him. He combined virtuosity, pop sensibility, and brazen sexuality in a way no one had before -- and with his death at 57, the powerhouse known as Prince shocks the world yet again.
Anders Breivik has won a human rights challenge in Norway. A court has found he was kept in isolation unduly. And a man who knew a number of Breivik's victims says the court's decision was the correct one.
Casualties of war. Four years after the death of her daughter, a Toronto woman travels to New York with a message for the UN: call off the war on drugs, because everyone's losing.
No end in sight. The Liberal government wants its assisted-dying bill passed by the beginning of June -- but some senators say they'll hold it up as long as it takes to get the changes they want.
Getting tough on getting tough on crime. The former government's omnibus crime bill gets a little less "omni", when the Supreme Court declares two of its measures to be unconstitutional.
Mortal coils. There are lots of caveats and conditions in the Liberal government's newly tabled assisted-death bill -- and tonight, Health Minister Jane Philpott responds to concerns from proponents and opponents.