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Venezuela’s election: More Maduro or a new democratic era?
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, in power since 2013 and running for a third term on July 28, is confident he is still the right man to lead the OPEC country, but Sunday's presidential election has attracted a level of voter enthusiasm…
Canada’s premiers forced to confront escalating climate change-related disasters
As Canada's premiers reckoned with housing, health care and their contentious relationship with Ottawa during meetings last week in Halifax, many of them remained consumed by climate change-related natural disasters that have only escalated…
B.C.’s coolest weather in a month expected to aid wildfire fight
Firefighters in British Columbia are expecting the warmer-than-usual weather of late to ease off on Thursday, fuelling hope for more respite in their battle against more than 400 blazes.The B.C. Wildfire Service (BCWS) says cooler…
Man punches grizzly in face during bear attack in northern B.C.
A B.C. cyclist is recovering after a run-in with a grizzly and two cubs that ended with the bear getting punched in the face. According to conservation officer Matthew Corbett, a man was riding his bike along a forested trail next to …
Loblaw, George Weston to pay $500M for bread price-fixing scheme in record antitrust settlement
Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and its parent company George Weston Ltd. say they have agreed to pay $500 million to settle a class-action lawsuit regarding their involvement in a bread price-fixing scheme.The class-action case was brought against a…
‘Love shouldn’t hurt’: Vigil for slain London, Ont., teen puts focus on preventing…
WARNING: This story contains discussion of intimate partner violence.Hundreds of candles shone bright while people in London, Ont., sang This Little Light of Mine in celebrating the life of 17-year-old Breanna Broadfoot, who was fatally…
Philippine oil tanker sinks, raising fears of major oil spill in Manila Bay
A Philippine oil tanker sank in Manila Bay early Thursday after encountering huge waves, and the coast guard was working to determine whether the vessel was leaking oil — in what could be a major spill — after it rescued 16 of 17 crew…
Donations pour in for woman who couldn’t afford to bury her daughter
Janice Strickland says she's grateful for the donations the family has received, which will allow them to bury her daughter Sarah. (Curtis Hicks/CBC)A grieving mother says she'll be able to get her daughter out of a hospital freezer storage!-->!-->…
Pentagon warns of potential Russian action in the Arctic — including jamming GPS satellites
The Pentagon has released an updated Arctic strategy that warns of low-level Russian "destabilizing" activities in the Far North aimed at the United States, Canada and its allies.The 18-page assessment, released earlier this week, also…
Police admit they ‘lost sight’ of speeding van minutes before deadly Highway 401…
Officers pursuing a robbery suspect driving a cargo van — later involved in a deadly wrong-way crash east of Toronto — initially "lost sight" of the vehicle minutes before it barrelled onto Highway 401, according to a new police account of…
This Gaza man makes videos cooking aid food for children in displacement camps
In Deir al-Balah in Gaza, Hamada Shaqoura makes his way to the market to scope out the options for the day's social media video. Gunshots ring loud in the distance, but the 33-year-old doesn't even flinch. The sounds of the war don't affect…
Residents of Silverton, B.C., ordered to leave due to wildfire
Silverton residents have been ordered to leave the B.C. village due to an advancing wildfire. The Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) issued the order Wednesday evening for the village of around 200 people, which is located by…
Celebrated Canadian filmmaker Norman Jewison honoured with commemorative stamp
It's a rainy Wednesday afternoon, and the sounds of Toronto's torrential downpour blend with live instrumentals from various music scores that accompanied films made by one of Hollywood's most famed Canadian directors, the late Norman…
Situation inside Gaza hospital has reached the breaking point, says Canadian aid worker
Aid workers at Nasser Hospital in the southern Gaza Strip are pleading for more supplies as critically wounded Palestinians flood the Khan Younis medical facility."We have to ration off the soap and the hand sanitizer because supplies…
Canada’s vaccine advisers now recommend 1 dose of HPV shot for younger groups
Canada's federal vaccine advisory body is now recommending a single dose of the HPV vaccine for children and youth, bringing the country in line with multiple others that have already reduced the number of required doses for young…
Dog owners get reprieve, but some still anxious over U.S. border rules
Some dog owners say the temporary exemption Canada has received from the most onerous new U.S. rules for bringing dogs across the border doesn't go far enough and the reprieve needs to be made permanent.Earlier this month the U.S. Centers…
Officials in P.E.I. ‘working around the clock’ to curb spread of oyster disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has published the locations of three additional P.E.I. waterways where the presence of an oyster disease has been confirmed.The areas placed under quarantine after presumptive positive test results for…
Positive news on several notable wildfires burning in B.C.
There is some positive news in the fight against several notable wildfires burning in B.C., even as officials caution there are difficult days ahead.The province is warning that conditions continue to be volatile and the number of wildfires…
Canada might struggle to rein in surge of temporary residents, Bank of Canada projects
The Bank of Canada is projecting that the federal government could fall short of its goal to shrink temporary residents' share of Canada's population over the next three years.Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced in March that Ottawa…
Researchers say oxygen is being produced on the ocean floor. The mining company funding them…
Oxygen is being produced on the ocean floor — seemingly by ancient lumps of metal — according to a new study. That discovery is putting the scientists behind it at odds with the Canada-based mining company that funded them."We were the…
‘They were mean to me’: 7-year-old Saskatoon girl describes lemonade stand robbery
Jade Floata says she knew something bad was happening at her daughter Madison Vanden Dungen's lemonade stand when the teenager started helping himself to drinks."Maddy likes to serve the lemonade," Floata said in an interview."She's a very…
Cardboard beds and a cruise ship: Olympic athletes settle in to their new digs
Athletes are giving fans a sneak peek at their new accommodations as they arrive in Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympic Games.With competition scheduled to get underway Friday, videos are making the rounds on social media of athletes…
James Webb Space Telescope images massive Jupiter-like planet in a triple-body system
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have imaged a planet that is, relatively speaking, in our galactic backyard — and that fresh data has led to new details about this massive "cold" Jupiter.The gas giant exoplanet has…
Trump shooter used ‘mechanical equipment’ to climb roof, may have had collapsible gun…
Thomas Crooks, the shooter who killed one person and injured Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on July 13, may have possessed a collapsible stock weapon, FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers on Capitol Hill on…
De Grasse, Charron chosen as Canada’s flag-bearers for Paris Olympics opening ceremony
Canada will showcase speed and strength at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.Six-time medallist sprinter Andre De Grasse and champion weightlifter Maude Charron will carry the Canadian flag during Friday's parade down the Seine,…
Hottest day record broken globally — for 2nd time this week
Monday was recorded as the hottest day ever globally — beating a record set the day before — as countries around the world, from Japan to Bolivia to the United States, continue to feel the heat, according to the European climate change…
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu set to address Congress after divisive invitation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks before the U.S. Congress on Wednesday, with some Democratic lawmakers boycotting the appearance, and continuing protests expected in Washington over his hardline government's stance on the…
Inside the rebuilding of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, 5 years after devastating fire
With just days to go until the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris, many people may be casting their minds back to more than five years ago, when the city's treasured Notre-Dame Cathedral was engulfed in flames.It was the evening…
Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate further to 4.5%
Business·NewThe Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate to 4.5 per cent on Wednesday, a move that was widely expected by economists.Move was widely expected by economists Jenna Benchetrit · CBC News· Posted: Jul 24, 2024 9:50 AM EDT |!-->!--$-->!--/$-->!--$-->…
Canadian women’s soccer coach to miss Olympic opener, 2 staffers sent home after drone…
The Canadian Olympic Committee says an assistant coach and a Canada Soccer analyst have been removed from the Canadian Olympic team and sent home after two drone incidents at the Paris Games. Head coach Bev Priestman has also removed!--/$-->!--$-->…