CBC News Online - Evening News Digest - 2015-02-25

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'Huge tragedy' as parents unable to save 4 sons in Manitoba fire Wed, 25 Feb 2015 09:36:14 EST 'Huge tragedy' as parents unable to save 4 sons in Manitoba fire Wed, 25 Feb 2015 09:36:14 EST Smoke and heat made rescue impossible for four children trapped in the top floor of a two-storey home in rural Manitoba that burned to the ground Wednesday, officials say. Read More 'Toronto Jane' on ISIS front line has security analysts puzzled Wed, 25 Feb 2015 13:13:38 EST A mysterious woman who left Toronto last year to join ISIS has been travelling throughout Iraq and Syria, puzzling security analysts who think she may be playing an intelligence-gathering role for the Islamic extremist group. Read More Dentist warned after boy almost dies from anti thumb-sucking device Wed, 25 Feb 2015 13:28:46 EST A North Bay dentist has been handed a warning after a 4-year-old patient nearly died from an anti-thumb-sucking device. Read More Can Islam take a joke? Turkey's satirists speak out Wed, 25 Feb 2015 17:00:00 EST Since the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris, many commentators have wondered whether Islam can tolerate comic criticism. But satire has been thriving in the predominantly Muslim country of Turkey for decades, writes CBC's Nil Koksal. Read More 'A scam from Day 1': Everest College critics surprised it wasn't shut down earlier Wed, 25 Feb 2015 05:00:00 EST The news of Everest College's closure in Ontario came as no surprise to some, who say what is shocking is that the private career college they claim was corrupt wasn't shut down a lot sooner. Read More More Headlines Astronomers find black hole as massive as 12 billion suns Yoga guru sued by instructor for alleged sexual assaults Canadian arrested in St. Lucia after boy drowns in kite-surfing mishap Stephen Harper tells parents to listen to scientists about vaccines Young Canadian woman recruited to join ISIS in Syria ‘Canada cannot become an exporter of terrorism,’ says public safety minister Spy agency monitors millions of Canadian emails to government Luxury liners are getting even larger Siberia oil squeeze: Sanctions, economics hammer Russia’s petro heartland Facebook flags aboriginal names as not 'authentic'