After a week under a non-consumption order, residents of Harbour Grace have been cleared to drink from their taps again. On Tuesday, the town announced its water supply tests had come back clear. The following day, crews were on Water Street to dig up the problem, but it was in another location. He said the problem was isolated, pipes were flushed and water samples were sent for testing outside of the province. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThe town provided bottled water through the duration of the non-consumption order — about 3,800 cases, said Barnes.

Housing sales and starts data from 2025 point to serious and compounding consequences for employment, future housing supply, government revenues, and the province’s long-term economic outlook. A decline of this magnitude will inevitably translate into fewer housing starts. By 2030, annual housing starts are expected to fall to roughly 40,000 units, including purpose-built rental, down from about 80,000 today. According to the latest data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts in Ontario declined sharply in 2025. On the employment side, the housing construction sector has been one of the province’s most reliable employment engines.

So the NFL Pro Bowl games took place yesterday evening and let me tell you, if you didn’t tune in on a random Tuesday afternoon, you missed nothing. Last year’s Pro Bowl Games was still in the traditional Sunday time slot, averaging just 4.7 million viewers between ABC, ESPN, and Disney XD, a record-low for the event. For a record, the 2025 Pro Bowl games averaged on 4.7 million viewers, down 18% and the third straight accrual decline. Remember Shedeur Sanders made the Pro Bowl for no reason, and guess what he proceeded to do? JOE BURROW TRICK PLAY TD Pro Bowl Games on ESPNStream on @NFLPlus and ESPN App pic.twitter.com/SEqsParWEA — NFL (@NFL) February 4, 2026Changes?

As one Memorial University professor laments the decision to sell Harlow campus, another academic says it doesn't mean students will lose the chance to study abroad. “Things like Harlow are jewels in the crown that should be promoted, not sold off,” visual arts professor Gerard Curtis told CBC News. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementCurtis has taken several groups of students to Harlow in his three-decade tenure at MUN. Harlow — and its association with Memorial University — offers familiarity during what can be a life-changing experience for some, Curtis added. Memorial University is selling its Harlow campus in the United Kingdom.

This year, Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark are celebrating 80 years of diplomatic relations. Over the past eight decades, Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark have remained steadfast in our common belief in democracy, human rights, and the international rules-based order. Through long-standing cooperation in the Arctic Council and in various international forums, Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark have consistently advocated for the prosperity and security of the Arctic. At the embassy in Ottawa, we have a “health diplomat” posted from Denmark facilitating the growing partnership between the Danish health authorities and selected provinces as well as Health Canada. Nikolaj Harris is ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark to Canada.

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AI use is increasing in schools and educators are respondingNewsDuration 3:52A survey of students in Quebec, from high school up to university, shows that the vast majority are using AI in their school work. Some are using it for plagiarism and cheating, while learning institutions are just trying to catch up. Christina Walker, the Vancouver School Board's Digital Literacy Mentor tells CBC’s Dan Burritt how artificial intelligence is playing out in B.C. 's education system.

A grieving Winnipeg family says their concerns were repeatedly dismissed by doctors at a Winnipeg emergency room. Her family hopes an upcoming review of the circumstances surrounding their mother’s death can lead to changes in patient care and will help make sure no other family experiences their pain. Again, this is normal.’”Judy Burns, centre, is seen in a photo with her daughters, Chelsea Mann, middle, and Samantha Burns. We'll never know.”Mann says she feels concerns about her mother’s condition and her symptoms were continually dismissed by ER doctors. Burns’ death came days after 55-year-old Stacey Ross died following an 11-hour wait at the St. Boniface Hospital's ER.

Want perfect Olympic ice? Call the CanadiansNewsDuration 7:31Canadian ice masters are in charge of creating the perfect surfaces for hockey and long-track speed skating at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics. Don Moffatt and Mark Messer tell CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault about their techniques and why there won’t be a lucky loonie buried under centre ice.

The owners of Obladee Wine Bar won a temporary reprieve in court Tuesday after their landlord served notice of an early lease termination because of renovations to the Tramway Building in downtown Halifax. The original lease termination was for Jan. 31, 2026. Justice Glen McDougall said in court the temporary pause on the lease termination isn't intended to prevent the owners of the Tramway Building from doing repairs, but to carry out that work with minimal negative impacts to Obladee. In a social media post last week, the Rankins wrote their landlord told them the eviction was necessary to comply with an HRM order dated Sept. 9, 2025. The facade of the Tramway Building, where Obladee is housed, is in need of repairs because of falling debris.

London researcher explains why he was testing on dogsNewsDuration 1:47Frank Prato, the scientist behind controversial studies inducing heart attacks in dogs, sat down for an exclusive interview with CBC's London Morning host Andrew Brown and defended the importance of his research. He also explained why whistleblowers were wrong about the allegations.

Campobello wharfs under new restrictionsNewsDuration 3:00Residents of Campobello Island say they were caught off guard when the Department of Fisheries closed the wharf at Wilsons Beach. Now they’re fighting for funding to repair the fishing community’s other two sites, now under restrictions, to save them from a similar fate.

New community kitchen hopes to bring together young and oldNewsDuration 1:50There was anticipation and celebration as people cut the ribbon at a new community kitchen in Chelsea, Que. The newly renovated space is in the basement of La Fab sur Mill, a multi-disciplinary art centre. CBC's Joseph Tunney toured the new space and spoke with community members.

The toy retailer announced Tuesday that it has filed for creditor protection while it embarks on a restructuring that could see its footprint further diminished or the whole business sold to new owners. Creditor protection temporarily shields an insolvent company from having to pay those it owes money to while it figures out its next steps. In court documents, Toys "R" Us Canada said the step was necessary because the company has struggled to cope with inflation, rising labour costs, supply chain disruptions and a shift toward e-commerce. Toys "R" Us Canada is owned by a numbered company that does business as Putman Investments. Its sister company Everest Toys, started by the father of Putman Investments leader Doug Putman, was forced into receivership last year.

Renee Good 'chose optimism,' brother saysNewsDuration 1:00Testifying at a congressional forum on Tuesday, Brent Granger said his sister Renee Good, who was shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis last month, said she 'had a way of showing up in the world that made you believe things are going to be OK.' He added: 'She chose to look for what was good, what was possible and what was worth loving.'