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Islanders celebrate legacy, community pride during Black History MonthNewsDuration 2:05With the raising of the Pan-African flag at places throughout P.E.I., Black History Month is in full swing — a month of celebration, reflection and community pride. CBC’s Cody MacKay has more.
Here are the facts about Alberta separatismNewsDuration 2:23Could Alberta actually leave Canada? The province could be headed to a referendum vote on the topic this year if a petition launched by separatists is successful. Here are the facts.
Team Canada’s home away from home for Milano Cortina 2026NewsDuration 1:52CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault takes you inside the Olympic Village in Milan, where many of Canada’s athletes will eat, sleep and relax for the duration of the Games.
Surge in unclaimed bodies seen as 'troubling' trendNewsDuration 2:54The number of bodies that go unclaimed every year in Ontario continues to reach record levels, according to the latest figures from the Office of the Chief Coroner. CBC's Guy Quenneville breaks down the data.
RCMP officers who specialize in matters of national security have joined the investigation into an alleged bomb-making scheme which police say involved four people with ties to Western University. The RCMP's Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) is providing "investigative support and assistance" to the police in London, Ont., a Mountie spokesperson said in a statement, while offering few specifics. The charges came after a trepassing investigation on campus led police to 212 Chesham Pl., where, they said last week, the chemicals were found. WATCH | Charges laid in London: 4 people charged in London, Ont., bomb-making scheme | Duration 1:52 Three men and one woman with ties to Western University face charges alleging that they were storing chemicals that could be made into explosives at a house just west of campus in London, Ont. The explosives are serious, the firearm is serious, but what they were seeking to do with that weaponry ... is completely unclear."
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Yellowknife's only movie theatre is shutting down next month. In a statement Tuesday, the owner of the Capitol Theatre said the business has been struggling, and the lease has not been renewed. "The residual effect of the pandemic combined with the wildfire evacuation has made continued operation of the theatre untenable," reads the statement from Canadian Cinemas Ltd. The independent theatre had been forced to close for five months during the pandemic, and afterward it struggled to keep afloat. The company says gift certificates, passes and coupons can be used anytime before then, but they cannot be exchanged for cash.
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A man accused of a violent attack last year at Nova Scotia’s largest hospital is now facing the charges alone after his two legal aid lawyers were granted permission to withdraw from the case Tuesday in Nova Scotia Supreme Court. Coulombe was supposed to appear in the Halifax courtroom in person on Tuesday morning, but he refused to be transported from the jail in Dartmouth. He also accused the judge and lawyers of being part of a conspiracy. Justice Patrick Duncan told Coulombe that without a lawyer, he would be required to appear in person for every subsequent court date. Nova Scotia Legal Aid has approved funding for Coulombe to get another lawyer and the judge strongly recommended he do so.
Former prime minister Stephen Harper unveils his official portraitNewsDuration 0:30Former prime minister Stephen Harper's official portrait is unveiled at Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday. Harper served as Canada's 22nd prime minister for nearly a decade and tapped Toronto artist Phil Richards to paint the portrait, which will hang in the House of Commons foyer.
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Rollout of N.S. patient records system met with frustrationNewsDuration 2:21The One Person One Record program is intended to replace paper medical records with an electronic system and lead to better co-ordination. But as the CBC's Michael Gorman reports, some health-care workers say the program is cumbersome and causing delays.
After Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a memorandum of understanding with Alberta to advance a new bitumen pipeline to the Pacific coast, he met with Coastal First Nations (CFN) leaders in January. The Coastal First Nations are an alliance of eight First Nations and nine communities along BC’s central and north coasts and Haida Gwaii, who are opposed to the project. Beginning with Rebel News, an assortment of right-wing and media columnists have tried to discredit the legitimacy of the Coastal First Nations. Coastal First Nations, as a group, does not make decisions for the individual nations. Coastal First Nations, working with the BC government since the 2006 agreements, established conservancies covering 85 per cent of the forest, alongside ecosystem-based rules for sustainable forestry, carbon projects and marine planning across First Nations' territories.