Ann's Eye: This Indigenous craft is made using your teethNewsDuration 1:58At the Petapan symposium of Indigenous artists from across Atlantic Canada, hosted this year in Prince Edward Island, Wolastoqey artist Ursula Bear demonstrated how to create works of art using birch bark — and your teeth.
This teenage arm-wrestling champ needed a hand getting to nationals. His new community stepped upNewsDuration 4:30When 13-year-old Vlad Pinchuk arrived in St. John’s from Ukraine, he rolled up his sleeves and got busy. Just eight months later, Pinchuk is a provincial arm-wrestling champion, and will represent Newfoundland and Labrador at nationals. Getting to the tournament is expensive, but Pinchuk’s new community was there to lend a hand.
Edmonton’s last Stanley Cup win in 1990 | FlashbackNewsDuration 1:40As the Edmonton Oilers take on the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup final, here’s a look back at the last time Edmonton won the title — 1990.
Seaplane crashes into boat in Vancouver's Coal HarbourNewsDuration 0:22'Several' passengers were treated for injuries and sent to hospital after a Harbour Air floatplane collided with a pleasure boat in Coal Harbour on Saturday, the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) said. Harbour Air said the five passengers and pilot on the flight are safe and weren't injured, and they "are working closely with the authorities to gather more information about this incident and supporting the affected parties." The VPD and several other agencies are investigating.
4 Israeli hostages freed, dozens of Palestinians killed in raidNewsDuration 3:10Israel's military says it rescued four hostages — Noa Argamani, 26, Almog Meir Jan, 21, Andrey Kozlov, 27, and Shlomi Ziv, 40 — who had been held by Hamas for eight months during a raid in central Gaza on Saturday. Dozens of Palestinians were reported killed amid Israel's heavy air and ground assault, Gaza health officials said.
Memorial honouring airmen unveiled in PennfieldNewsDuration 1:16As part of celebrations of the Royal Canadian Air Force, a memorial honours the 70 airmen who died while training in New Brunswick during the Second World War.
What it's like to be a school bus driver on P.E.I. NewsDuration 2:25The Public Schools Branch is looking to hire more bus drivers. It held a job fair at three locations on Saturday. The CBC's Shane Ross stopped by and spoke with bus driver Jason MacKinnon about the job's challenges and rewards.
World Oceans Day attracts thousands to interactive event at Marine InstituteNewsDuration 2:31About 30 booths invited visitors of all ages to learn about how to protect the ecosystem and explore ocean-related topics, from marine debris to endangered species and touch tanks. The event at Marine Institute in St. John's was one of several across the province to celebrate the day, which is held on June 8 every year.
Photos from the early 20th century capture same-sex couple's decades-long relationshipNewsDuration 2:13An exhibit presented by the Centre for Sexual and Gender Diversity at MacEwan University showcases one of the oldest photographic records of a same-sex couple in the Maritimes.
A cursory glance at Canada's wastewater trends for COVID-19 reveals a messy, unpredictable picture: Viral loads ebb and flow all throughout the year, at different times, in different cities. While SARS-CoV-2 is now a familiar threat, the virus isn't neatly seasonal. That reality might come as a surprise to anyone who hoped this virus would quickly join the typical colder-weather cold and flu season, offering a break from COVID infections over the warmer months. And its spike protein, which allows the virus to penetrate our cells and cause infections, keeps mutating at a brisk pace. WATCH | How wastewater monitoring helps track COVID: How does wastewater help with surveillance of COVID-19?
Two comedians. A live audience. CBC Radio’s The Debaters returns to St. John’sNewsDuration 2:43Serious questions that pit comedians against each other — like, kitchen or shed party? In the middle of The Debaters’ hilarious arguments is host and funnyman moderator Steve Patterson. It’s the first time the CBC show has been back to St. John’s since 2015.
Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak retires after 4 decades on the airNewsDuration 1:57The Wheel of Fortune has spun for the final time for Pat Sajak as the beloved host retires after more than four decades at the helm of the hugely popular game show.
Cases of meningitis are rising in TorontoNewsDuration 2:38Toronto Public Health is reporting 13 cases of invasive meningococcal disease, better known as meningitis, so far this year. Two people have died as a result. As CBC’s Dale Manucdoc explains, doctors are urging people to make sure they're vaccinated.
'Tree of Hope' planted at Fort Richmond CollegiateNewsDuration 1:55A 'Tree of Hope' is now growing in the backyard of Fort Richmond Collegiate. The oak tree, surrounded by healing and medicinal plants, is the brainchild of former students Salena Starling and Divya Sharma. They say it recognizes the deep connections Indigenous peoples have to the land and makes a sacred space to help all feel like they belong.
Biden apologizes to Zelenskyy for delayed U.S. aid packageNewsDuration 2:11At a meeting in Paris, U.S. President Joe Biden publicly apologized to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the months-long congressional hold-up of a huge U.S. military aid package. Biden said America still fully backs Ukraine in its war against Russia.
