‘Stay off the ice': Toronto police warn of dangerous conditionsNewsDuration 2:27The Toronto Police Service is reminding the public to stay off iced-over lakes, even when the surface appears solid, after releasing a video showing a man falling through. The marine unit says officers are responding to daily incidents involving people venturing onto unsafe ice conditions.
How living on Mars could change humans, and more…RadioDuration 54:00From the pressurized space suits to living in underground spaces, it's clear that living on Mars would cause irreversible biological changes to any humans living there, to the point that it may be impossible for them or their descendants to return to Earth. With bigger heads and lighter bodies, might we also end up looking like Martians? PLUS: Yellowstone’s predators battle it out, and wolves remain top dogfossil of the earliest veggie-eater found in Nova ScotiaCovid is disappearing in animals, which is good news for deer but not as good for humanshow genes affect our lifespan more than we thought
Olympic moments to celebate. RadioDuration 29:03Every time Olympic Games are held, it's an opportunity to feel the pride when Canada's athletes compete. On Blue Sky we asked you for your favourite olympic moments during these or any previous games. Guest host Tory Gillis spoke with CBC sports reporter Daniella Ponticelli about Olympic moments to cherish. Note - Blue Sky was partially pre-empted by the Olympic Men's semi-final hockey game.
TLDRPoland has officially withdrawn from the Ottawa Convention on landmines, citing the growing threat from Russia. The country plans to use both anti-personnel and anti-tank landmines to defend its eastern border. This decision comes as other nearby countries have also reassessed their participation in the international treaty since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
London Nationals sing hockey song for Team CanadaNewsDuration 2:12The London Nationals junior hockey team in London, Ont., are sending a hockey song of inspiration to Canada's men's hockey team ahead of the semi-final game Friday, sung to the tune of our national anthem.
The LatestU.S. President Donald Trump announced a new 10 per cent global tariff 'effective immediately,' after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled he overstepped his authority when he brought sweeping levies into effect last year. An angry Trump took questions from reporters, calling the plaintiffs "sleazebags" and saying that he was "ashamed" of some Supreme Court justices. I just spoke with a small business in St. Thomas, Ont., that has been dealing with the IEEPA tariffs for months. After the U.S. Supreme Court ruling, he reached out to his customs broker to ask about refunds — and got a confusing answer that he said essentially amounted to no. Because the Supreme Court sets its schedule for full hearings in the fall, most of the administration's wins have come on what is called the emergency docket.
And the tears from the Canadian women’s hockey team are the proof. They gave it their all against the U.S. and beat the odds until the final moments of the third period in the gold medal match on Thursday. Like, did you know that athletes have to wait for the bus, just like we do? And Eileen Gu of China had a mic drop moment that you don’t want to miss. CBC Kids News is a website for kids, covering the information you want to know.
MP Matt Jeneroux’s floor crossing, explainedNewsDuration 2:10Months after announcing he was leaving politics, Alberta Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux has crossed the floor to join the Liberal caucus. CBC’s Cat Tunney answers some of your questions about the defection.
Two assists from McDavid, clutch goal from MacKinnon give Canada win over Finland and berth to Olympic gold final: Recap, Reaction and HighlightsTeam Canada is heading to the gold medal game. On Friday morning , Team Canada took down Finland 3-2 thanks to a comeback and a late-game winning power play goal. On the ensuing power play, Mikko Rantanen ripped it home to give Team Finland a 1-0 lead. It’s not great news heading into the gold medal game on Sunday. The gold medal game will be played on Sunday at 6:10 AM ET, or 2:10 PM in Italy’s time.
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While an Indigenous person may have previously crossed the Canada-U.S. border with only a secure status card, a valid passport is now advised. Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) notes when it comes to crossing the border by land that acceptance of status cards is entirely at the discretion of U.S. officials. ISC also warns that status cards are not valid documents for air travel. “The AFN strongly condemns these actions and reaffirms First Nations inherent and Treaty rights to cross-border mobility.”The AFN, like ISC, is now recommending First Nations members carry a Canadian passport. The treaty also ensured that First Nations people would be allowed to travel, trade and work in both countries.
Ontario’s student financial aid system is set to undergo its most significant changes since 2019. The province announced the changes last week alongside a $6.4 billion postsecondary funding commitment, describing the reforms as a step toward long-term sustainability. For low-income students, added costs will be offset through the Student Access Guarantee, which ensures tuition, books and mandatory fees are covered if OSAP funding falls short. For example, a student who previously received $10,000 in OSAP funding could have received up to $8,500 as a non-repayable grant. The OSAP changes are part of a broader $6.4-billion investment over four years, intended to stabilize Ontario’s postsecondary sector.
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When Beau Harper met 108-year-old Joan Fuller at last year’s Remembrance Day service in Mount Hope, Ont., he knew he was witnessing something rare. Joan poses with Beau Harper after he pinned her newly awarded medal on her. Her 1939-1945 war medal never arrived. The 1939-1945 war medal was awarded to those who completed at least 28 days of service between Sept. 3, 1939, and Sept. 2, 1945. At 108, she is believed to be among the oldest recipients of the 1939-1945 war medal.
The 23-year-old from Wapekeka First Nation was shot and killed by an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer on July 31, 2025 after approaching the officer with a knife. Alvin Fiddler is Grand Chief of Nishnawbe Aski Nation, a political-territorial organization that represents 49 First Nations across Treaties 9 and 5. NAN has sent a letter to both the SIU and Attorney General of Ontario to demand accountability. Neither the SIU nor Attorney General of Ontario commented on Frogg’s case in their responses to CBC News. “The SIU also reiterated its availability to meet in person and offered additional supports to assist the family and community,” Hudon said.
