Discarded fishing gear threatens wildlife: wildlife organizationNewsDuration 2:17A wildlife rescue organization is calling attention to an alarming surge in severe wildlife injuries caused by fishing gear left behind in the wilderness. As Sohrab Sandhu tells us, one expert says fishers enjoying their hobby need to be more mindful of the environment.
Medical care becoming impossible in GazaNewsDuration 2:12WARNING: Video contains distressing images | As Israel's war in Gaza drags on, it’s become almost impossible for seriously sick or wounded Palestinians to get the medical care they need, especially because leaving the country is no longer a viable option.
What do you do when you have nowhere to move on July 1? NewsDuration 2:24Hundreds of Montrealers are on the city’s waiting list ahead of moving day. The city says emergency services are available to avoid people ending up on the street, but housing groups say it’s not nearly enough.
adviser lays out what she sees as priorities for vulnerable IslandersNewsDuration 7:01Carlene Donnelly, the P.E.I. government's special adviser on programs and services for vulnerable Islanders, helps people overcome poverty with her non-profit organization CUPS. She spoke with CBC’s Louise Martin about what she is recommending and why building pathways to housing for people in need is important.
Loverboy guitarist's old band releases 50-year-old albumNewsDuration 10:49Before Loverboy, Paul Dean was the guitarist for the band Canada, also called The Fox. Now, that band, renamed Canada-Fox, has reunited and released an album recorded over 50 years ago.
This story is from this week's episode of the new CBC podcast Good Question, P.E.I. Good Question, P.E.I. The dairy bar has just gotten busier, even while seeing other dairy bars open in Charlottetown and more competition and, you know, just like coffee shops in Canada, Islanders love their dairy." She was curious about Islanders' fascination with dairy bars and reached out to the CBC podcast Good Question, P.E.I. Good Question, P.E.I.
Naheed Nenshi wins landslide leadership victoryNewsDuration 2:22Former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi has been selected as the new leader of the Alberta NDP, in a decisive triumph that saw him earn 86 per cent of the membership's vote.
Halifax ham radio enthusiasts prepare for wireless communications outageNewsDuration 2:30Fort Needham Memorial Park in Halifax was set up as a mock emergency command centre Saturday. The Halifax Amateur Radio Club, the municipality’s emergency management office and other organizations practised how to respond to a wireless communications outage.
Kanien’kehá:ka artist explains the sculptures on Montreal's new Peel Street TrailNewsDuration 5:08Making its way along one of downtown Montreal's most well-known streets from Mount Royal to Griffintown, the Peel Street Trail features 21 sculptures at 11 stations, where people can reflect on the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. MC Snow, one of the two artists who created the sculptures, caught up with CBC's Debra Arbec on Peel Street.
Large fire in Richmond, B.C., sends black smoke over Metro VancouverNewsDuration 0:33Thick black smoke billowed over Metro Vancouver after a fire broke out in the north of the city Thursday evening. The Metro Vancouver Regional District posted on X, formerly Twitter, that an old rail bridge had caught fire. Richmond Fire-Rescue says it's not clear how the fire began and that no injuries were reported. The fire had been extinguished as of Friday morning.
Newfoundland’s unknown soldier could be her grandfather. ‘It’s a bittersweet honour’NewsDuration 2:05When Frederick White went to war with the Royal Newfoundland Regiment, he left a pregnant girlfriend behind in Newfoundland. His granddaughter, Eleanor Manuel, says he likely expected to be back soon. Frederick White never returned home in life, but now an unknown soldier has come home to be interred at Newfoundland’s National War Memorial. Manuel shared her story in this excerpt from our upcoming special on the war memorial.
Voters will head to the polls on June 24 for a byelection in Toronto-St. Paul's. (Peter Power/The Canadian Press) (Peter Power/The Canadian Press - image credit)On June 24 the federal byelection will take place for Toronto-St. Paul's. Here's where you can find and follow election results online and on TV. Streaming specialElection coverage will be streaming live on cbcnews.ca, the CBC News App, CBC GEM, CBC Explore, CBC News Toronto channel and CBC News Youtube. Online coverageToronto's digital team will cover breaking developments throughout the evening and CBC.ca/toronto will have up-to-the-minute election results.
He pays $300 a month for car insurance. Higher rates for immigrants are an …He pays $300 a month for car insurance. Higher rates for immigrants are an ’injustice,’ advocate says. Posted: 18 hours ago.
rapper Wolf Castle opens up about his lyricsNewsDuration 7:22Wolf Castle, a rapper from Pabineau First Nation, speaks about his lyrics with Morgan Toney, a Mi’kmaw Celtic fiddler from Cape Breton. They connect about lyrics, loss, and music being a safe space to be vulnerable.
Connor McDavid has a special cheering section in P.E.I. NewsDuration 1:30As Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid attempts to lead his team to the Stanley Cup, the NHL star's great-uncle Ernie MacAulay has been on the edge of his seat watching from Prince Edward Island. CBC's Stacey Janzer visited him to talk about McDavid's Island connection.
