BBC: China has said Google's move to stop censoring search results is "totally wrong" and accused it of breaking a promise made when it launched in China. The US giant is redirecting users in mainland China to its unrestricted Hong Kong site, although Chinese firewalls mean results still come back censored. Beijing said the decision should not affect ties with Washington. Google threatened to leave the Chinese market completely this year after cyber attacks were traced back to China.

Somehow Jim Shaw managed to roll enough pennies and nickels to buy 3 TV stations from CTVglobemedia Inc. at a whopping $1 per station. What next, an "all-you-can-manage" CBC Radio sale for $5?