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Canadian women's basketball team eliminated from Paris 2024 after loss to Nigeria
Canada falls to Nigeria 79-70 and is eliminated from the women's basketball tournament at the Olympic Games Paris 2024. The Candians dropped all three of their preliminary round matchups.
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How one Ukrainian student has adapted to a Canadian school
Viktoriia Lukianchuk, a grade 11 student at Leduc Composite High School, tells about her struggles and successes since coming to Canada in 2022.
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Trudeau says he's 'committed' to continuing as Canada's prime minister
Answering questions from journalists for the first time since the Liberals' Toronto-St. Paul's byelection loss last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tells CBC News he is 'committed' to staying on as Liberal Party leader amid calls for...
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New Canadian citizens share what Canada Day means to them
CBC News spoke to five Canadians who received citizenship on Monday in Ottawa. They expressed the emotional significance of this Canada Day; one noted she's 'grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the diversity and cultural...
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Sask. people talk about what Canada means to them
As Canada Day approaches, CBC Saskatchewan asked people in the province what the country means to them.
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‘Modern slave’: challenges of migrant workers in Alberta’s agricultural industry
A public health researcher, originally from Mexico, recently published a paper focusing on the plight of seasonal farm workers from that country, who work here in Alberta. Mari Barba Gonzalez explains some of the obstacles migrant...
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New report shows carbon price is reducing emissions
As the Liberals survive a Conservative non-confidence vote to topple the government over the carbon tax, a new report from the Canadian Climate Institute shows that the price on carbon is actually working to reduce emissions.
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Royal institution 'leaked' Canada relocation to press, says Prince Harry
Prince Harry has claimed the royal institution leaked a letter sent to his father detailing Harry and Meghan's planned relocation to Canada.Source: Netflix
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Former Sovereign's Piper remembers the Queen's humour and humanity
For four years, Scott Methven played the bagpipes for all of Queen Elizabeth's official ceremonies, including visits from world leaders. He shares fond memories of his time living at Balmoral Castle.
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Antipsychotics given to nearly 1 in 4 care home residents without diagnosis
The use of antipsychotic medications in long-term care homes spiked during COVID-19 lockdowns, newly obtained figures from the Canadian Institute for Health Information show, which says the drugs are being inappropriately prescribed to...
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Trudeau, Poilievre, Blanchet and Singh remember Queen Elizabeth
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet reflect on Queen Elizabeth's legacy and her relationship with Canada during a special...
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Extreme weather has berry producers exploring growing in Canada
Extreme weather, labour shortages and rising costs in California are leading some of North America’s largest fruit sellers to look to Canada to grow their produce. Driscoll's and Naturipe Farms are both testing commercial production of...
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How King Charles is handling first days on the job
Ralph Goodale, Canada's High Commissioner to the U.K., offers some insight into how King Charles is adjusting to his new role after meeting with him in recent days.
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Pierre Poilievre wins Conservative leadership by landslide
Pierre Poilievre won the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada by two-thirds of the vote with a campaign focused on limiting government inference in people’s lives. His supporters feel the current government is ineffective and...
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Calls for France to extradite former priest accused of sexual assault
A delegation has traveled to France to pressure the French government to extradite a former Oblate priest to Canada to face accusations of committing sexual assaults against Inuit children and youth while working as a priest in the...
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What the British monarchy could look like under King Charles
King Charles has previously hinted at his preference for a slimmed-down version of the British monarchy. David Common breaks down what that could look like.
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Poilievre vows to fight for working class in 1st caucus speech
Pierre Poilievre spoke to his caucus for the first time as Conservative Party leader, signalling that his focus will be holding the Liberal government to account for its perceived failings on the economy and inflation.
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Indigenous communities hope new monarch brings new vision
Some Indigenous people say they are excited to see what the future holds with King Charles as Canada’s new head of state, and hope the new monarch will help Canada meet its treaty obligations.
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Calls for France to extradite former Canadian priest accused of sexual assault
A delegation has traveled to France to pressure the French government to extradite a former Oblate priest to Canada to face accusations of committing sexual assaults against Inuit children and youth while working as a priest in the...
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Trudeau discusses dental care support in federal budget
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is asked whether the $5.3 billion dental coverage plan for Canadians in the 2022 budget will be managed by the federal or provincial governments.
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Trudeau talks to Hamilton's Ukrainian community
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to members of Hamilton's Ukrainian community on April 8.
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Canada’s unemployment rate falls to record low as 70,000 jobs added in March
New jobs numbers are pointing toward a robust pandemic recovery for the Canadian economy, which saw more than 70,000 jobs added in March as the unemployment rate hit a record low. Economists say companies are under increasing pressure to...
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South African dancer ushering a new era of ballet in Canada
Siphe November's raw talent brought him from South Africa to Toronto almost 12 years ago when he was accepted to Canada's National Ballet School. Now, at 22, November has risen to principal dancer at the National Ballet of Canada.
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'This is the closest we've been to world war three in a very long time': Retired Army commander
"This is the closest we've been to world war three in a very long time," said retired Lt.-Gen. Andrew Leslie. "There's no guarantee that he [Putin] is actually going to stop at the NATO border unless we can deter him."