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Curated Video

Bright Lights, Gritty City

9th - Higher Ed
In the space of just 40 years, the majority of Americans packed their bags for a new life in the city. So what brought on this seismic shift from rural to urban dwelling? And what was the fallout?
Instructional Video3:56
Vlogbrothers

Syrian Refugees in the United States: One Family's Story

6th - 11th
In which John meets with Syrian refugees Mufak, Nada, and their five kids in Amman, Jordan, and then a few months later shortly after the family's resettlement in Rockford, Illinois.
Instructional Video8:18
Oxford Comma

The Dangers of Celebrity Culture: Robinson's "Richard Cory"

9th - 12th
In this video we'll perform a reading, summary, and analysis of Edwin Arlington Robinson's poem, "Richard Cory." Written partly as a response to the Panic of 1893, "Richard Cory" challenges the typical notions of success and happiness.
Stock Footage2:48
Curated Video

Houston: Drone Views of America's Fourth-Largest City

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Soar above the sprawling metropolis of Houston, Texas, with this captivating drone video. Witness the city's impressive skyline, a striking blend of modern skyscrapers and iconic architecture, rising from the flat Texan landscape.
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Curated Video

Riverhead breaks ground on town square project today

9th - Higher Ed
The ceremony to break ground on the project begins at noon.
News Clip1:56
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Riverhead to break ground on town square project today

9th - Higher Ed
The ceremony to break ground on the project begins at noon.
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Curated Video

2 National Guardsmen shot in Washington, DC

Higher Ed
Two members of the National Guard were shot Wednesday afternoon in Washington, D.C., Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said. Their immediate condition was unknown. (Scripps News)
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Curated Video

Riding the REM’s new Deux-Montagnes line – finally open after a 6-year wait

9th - Higher Ed
After half a decade of construction and delays, the second branch of Montreal’s light-rail network, which goes from Deux-Montagnes, Que., to downtown Montreal, is officially up and running. The line consists of 14 stations.
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Curated Video

Downtown landmark to downtown eyesore?

9th - Higher Ed
For more than 50 years, the Bank of Montreal Building was a staple in Edmonton's downtown core. The building was mostly demolished in 2018 except for the basement and stone foundation. Since then, the lot has sat vacant — fenced off,...
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Thessalon, Ont., mayor hopes his town wins a big makeover

9th - Higher Ed
The small town of 1,200 is one of several northeastern Ontario municipalities applying to be featured on the television series Home Town Takeover Canada.
News Clip2:49
Curated Video

Despite the signs, Spirit Halloween isn't opening up locations all over downtown Windsor

9th - Higher Ed
Signs saying "Spirit Halloween coming soon" have appeared on many empty storefronts in downtown Windsor, but it's not what it seems. CBC's Jason Viau reports on how this art project is trying to unmask the issue of vacant buildings in...
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Curated Video

Oshawa social services speak out against city limits on where they can be located

9th - Higher Ed
Some social services in Oshawa say an amended city bylaw will prevent people from getting access to much-needed services. CBC’s Rochelle Raveendran has more.
News Clip2:39
Curated Video

What it takes to give unhoused people more services — beyond downtown Montreal

9th - Higher Ed
When you think of services like emergency shelters, day centres and short-term housing for people experiencing homelessness, they’re usually located in the downtown area. But the need for resources is growing outside central neighbourhoods.
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Curated Video

What do people in Ottawa's suburbs think about Lansdowne 2.0?

9th - Higher Ed
As Lansdowne 2.0 nears a final decision from Ottawa City Council, CBC asked people in two Ottawa suburbs how they feel about the project.
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Curated Video

Why Jyoti Gondek doesn't believe in a tax freeze

9th - Higher Ed
Calgary mayoral candidate Jeff Davison is pledging a four-year tax freeze — without cutting core services — as part of his plan to restore fiscal discipline and make life more affordable for Calgarians. Incumbent candidate Jyoti Gondek...
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Curated Video

Portage Place construction reconnecting 2 sides of downtown

9th - Higher Ed
It's hard to miss the giant hole in what used to be the atrium of Portage Place mall. Work is underway to transform the space into a residence and medical centre. For decades, the mall acted as a wall between two sides of Winnipeg's...
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Curated Video

It takes a community to bring back a mall

9th - Higher Ed
The owner of a shopping centre and office tower in Uptown Saint John wants local input on breathing new life into a once-bustling hub.
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Curated Video

Judge Blocks Trump's Deployment of National Guard in Illinois

9th - Higher Ed
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's attempt to deploy the National Guard in Illinois, citing legal and constitutional concerns. The ruling comes amid growing debate over the limits of presidential power in domestic affairs.
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Curated Video

Expect road closures, Toronto: Construction starts on parts of the Don Valley Parkway next week

9th - Higher Ed
The city says it is taking precautions to mitigate traffic as four bridges and raised roads near Toronto’s Don Valley Parkway undergo rehabilitation.
News Clip2:43
Curated Video

What to see at Nuit Blanche 2025

9th - Higher Ed
The 19th annual Nuit Blanche will run overnight starting Saturday at 7 p.m. CBC’s John Paul Gallardo spoke to artists and organizers about what Torontonians can expect at this year’s art festival.
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Metuchen holds celebration in honor of Taylor Swift’s new album, ‘The Life of a Show Girl’

9th - Higher Ed
The event kicked off at Acting Out, where Swifties could get booklets that they filled up with stickers after visiting each shop.
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Prince George brewery destroyed by alleged arson says it won't rebuild unless 'security improves'

9th - Higher Ed
A popular Prince George, B.C., brewery destroyed by alleged arson says it won't be rebuilding unless the safety situation in the city's downtown improves. As the CBC's Andrew Kurjata reports, that's expected to be one of the top issues,...
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Property values in Montreal are up. Here's what that means for you

9th - Higher Ed
The numbers are prepared by the city every three years and used to determine tax rates. On average, property values in Montreal are up just over 12 per cent, but office buildings downtown saw an 8.2 per cent drop.
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Where to spot celebrities during TIFF

9th - Higher Ed
TIFF 50 is officially here and CBC's Ali Chiasson has the VIP list of where you could possibly spot a star right here in Toronto.