Jan 27 Natural gas pipeline bursts in Canada, leaving thousands without heat By News Desk A natural gas pipeline explosion in Manitoba, Canada around midnight CST Saturday has left nearly 4,000 without heat in Canada and shortages in the United States as temperatures continue to drop below freezing. Continue reading
Dec 25 Watch News Wrap: Christmas Day car bombings target Christians in Baghdad News Wrap: Christmas Day car bombings target Christians in Baghdad… Continue watching
Nov 14 Watch For 'Portrait of Julia,' Robert MacNeil paints art-full tale In his latest novel, NewsHour's own Robert MacNeil revisits a character he created 20 years ago: a young widow and painter living in post-WWI Canada. Jeffrey Brown sits down with MacNeil to discuss his use of art to frame "Portrait… Continue watching
Nov 09 Watch Saturday, November 9, 2013 Importing prescription drugs, the Iran talks, an eyewitness to powerful typhoon Haiyan. Continue watching
Oct 16 Watch New Mexicans weigh slaughter of wild horses as solution to overpopulation New Mexicans weigh slaughter of wild horses as solution to overpopulation… Continue watching
Oct 10 Watch 'Depth of insight' into human relations distinguishes Nobel-laureate Munro 'Depth of insight' into human relations distinguishes Nobel-laureate Munro… Continue watching
Sep 12 Watch One ER Doctor’s View of Drunk Driving A 20-year ER veteran, Dr. Roy Purssell talks about drunk driving and possible deterrents. Continue watching
Jul 09 Watch News Wrap: Toronto Hit With Flash Flooding, Widespread Power Outages In other news Tuesday, a severe storm caused flash floods and knocked out power for at least 300,000 people in Toronto. Also, Congressional Democrats said they would not consider an immigration reform bill that doesn't include a path to citizenship… Continue watching
Jul 08 Watch Fiery Train Crash Will Leave Big Impact on the Small Canadian Community Fiery Train Crash Will Leave Big Impact on the Small Canadian Community… Continue watching
Apr 23 Watch News Wrap: Charges Dropped Against Suspect in Case of Ricin-Tainted Letters In other news Tuesday, charges were dropped against Paul Kevin Curtis, accused of sending ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and a senator. An FBI agent testified Curtis' home didn't have any incriminating evidence. Also, suspects accused of plotting an… Continue watching