ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in Canada#TheMoment a couple’s phone number became a barbecue hotline2 days agoDuration 1:152 days agoNewsDuration 1:15Mirjana Komljenovic and Jim Klassen, of Summerland, B.C., tell The National about the moment they became an unofficial helpline for Napoleon Grills after their phone number was mistakenly listed online.Related Stories Customers started calling a B.C. couple at home asking for help with their barbecues. They decided to help Winnipeg woman says dog started fire by turning on stove under recall notice — twice A typo cost this Guelph, Ont., business owner $34K. After 3 months, he finally got it back Family says ATV stolen, house ransacked in evacuated community of Ochre Pit Cove ‘Know what you’re buying’: Online shopper from Timmins, Ont., warns others after getting scammedMore from NewsVideo3:32China oversees massive military parade with Putin and Kim in attendance7 minutes agoVideo2:03Why N.S. might ban social media for some childrenCBC News 31 minutes agoVideo1:12How this Helsinki bomb shelter is used during peacetime31 minutes agoVideo1:16Parts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick saw the driest summer on recordCBC News: Nova Scotia at 6:00 23 minutes agoVideo2:299,000 views on Winnipeg’s health-care system4 hours agoTrending NowVideo1:50Meet Matéo, the 6-year-old Quebecer who boards a plane to school every daySeptember 2Video1:58CEO apologizes for taking hat from boy at U.S. OpenThe National September 2Video2:26Court documents shed new light on case of missing N.S. childrenCBC News Nova Scotia August 22Video0:27Watch the moment Ontario Premier Doug Ford dumps a bottle of Crown Royal whiskyCBC News Windsor September 2Video1:16#TheMoment a grizzly bear attacked a travel blogger’s tentThe National August 27now
#TheMoment a couples phone number became a barbecue hotline
