Historic Toronto church holding valuable artwork gutted by fireNewsDuration 2:15A four-alarm fire has largely destroyed the historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto ’s Little Portugal neighbourhood. The flames also destroyed valuable paintings inside, including the only known religious artwork made by the Group of Seven.

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Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem acknowledges the need to rebuild trust with Canadian households after two years of interest rate hikes and messaging missteps, as reported by CBC News. This week, the central bank cut rates for the first time since March 2022, after one of the most aggressive hiking cycles in Canadian history, raising its key overnight lending rate 10 times to control inflation. Canadian households faced rising prices and increased borrowing costs, exacerbated by Macklem's earlier assurance that interest rates would remain low.

Thousands of members of Toronto's Jewish community marched down a major city artery on Sunday as part of an annual pro-Israel event that unfolded amid heightened security and protests along the route. The United Jewish Appeal held its annual "Walk with Israel," which involves a five-kilometre walk and a festival in the city's north end. Marchers encountered two groups of protesters within the first hour of the walk, with police using buses to obstruct demonstrators' view of the event. In an interview before the march began, he said there's been "an explosion of hate" directed at Toronto's Jewish community since the start of the latest war and the event was a show of support and resilience. "Walk with Israel" attendees also included some people whose family members were taken hostage by Hamas.

A historic church in Toronto's west end has been "completely destroyed," along with the artifacts it housed, says the city's fire chief, as firefighters remained on scene overnight Sunday to monitor the situation. Deputy Fire Chief Jim Jessop said the building is "completely destroyed" as are all the artifacts inside. A leaky roof at Toronto's St. Anne's Anglican Church needed a $1-million repair in 1998. The fire on Sunday, which ravaged the historic church, destroyed the art on the ceiling that members of Canada's Group of Seven had contributed to. WATCH | St. Anne's was designated as a national historic site of Canada: Historic Toronto church holding valuable artwork gutted by fire Duration 2:15 A four-alarm fire has largely destroyed the historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto’s Little Portugal neighbourhood.

#TheMoment an Alberta man made a near-perfect bid on The Price is RightNewsDuration 1:36Patrice Masse of Grande Prairie, Alta., recounts the Moment he made history on The Price is Right in the Showcase Showdown with a winning bid just $1 off the actual value – the closest ever.

This is the physical test for RNC hopefuls. See how the CBC’s Amy Feehan didNewsDuration 2:34If you want to join the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, one of the requirements is completing the Physical Abilities Requirement Evaluation, or PARE. Amy Feehan talked to RNC Const. Jody Ryan in Pasadena, N.L., about the test and then gave it her all. Was it enough?

Cranbrook, B.C., residents upset after city park chosen for childcare centreNewsDuration 2:29Cranbrook’s city council has approved a plan that would see a portion of Gyro Park converted into a licensed childcare facility. The project is a part of a grant application to the province's ChildCareBC New Spaces Fund. Many families in the city are desperate for childcare — but some residents are upset by the choice of location.

But opposition has only gained steam after locals found out last month that the Pentagon is involved in the project. In its own announcement, the Pentagon said Lomiko's graphite will bolster North American energy supply chains and be used for "defence applications," words that make Duhamel resident Louis Saint-Hilaire uneasy. Claude Bouffard, co-ordinator of a separate environment group, the Association pour la protection et l'environnement du Lac-des-Plages, says he isn't necessarily against graphite mining, but he says his community hasn't given its consent for Lomiko's project. In 2022 Canada was ranked sixth, mining about one per cent of global production; China was at 66 per cent, according to Natural Resources Canada. As well, she said, residents also fear being displaced themselves when land is cleared for mines.

Filipino community in N.L. comes together for a night of dance, song and foodNewsDuration 2:44About 260 tickets were sold for Filipino Night 2024, which brought together Filipinos from across the province to celebrate their cultural heritage on Saturday night. The event, says the organizer, is a way of making people feel at home.

Alcaraz outlasts Zverev in marathon match to win French OpenSportsDuration 2:41The 21-year-old Spanish phenom defeated Alexander Zverev 6-3, 2-6, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2 to capture his third career grand slam title. He became the youngest competitor to win a championship on all three surfaces.

Sarah Mitton first in Continental Tour shot put in New YorkSportsDuration 0:59The 27-year-old Brooklyn, N.S. native earned a winning score of 20.15 to come out on top in the women's shot put event during the World Athletics Continental Tour stop in New York.

‘Several’ injured after seaplane crash in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour: policeNewsDuration 1:56Vancouver police say several people have been hospitalized after a Harbour Air seaplane collided with a pleasure boat near Stanley Park on Saturday. The seaplane company says it is working with authorities to gather information on the crash.

Wieners and cats and horses, oh my! Pet Expo returnsNewsDuration 3:50The CBC's William Ping visited the N.L. Pet Expo at the Glacier Arena in Mount Pearl on Saturday, taking in the annual wiener dog races as well visiting some of the more than 50 booths for pets of all kinds.

Vancouver police say 'several' injured after seaplane collides with boatNewsDuration 2:53A number of passengers were treated for injuries and sent to hospital after a Harbour Air floatplane collided with a pleasure boat in Coal Harbour on Saturday, according to the Vancouver Police Department. Read more: cbc.ca/1.7229406.