Police search for suspects, motive in deadly Toronto shootingNewsDuration 2:20One man has been killed and four others were injured after two suspects pulled up to a suburban Toronto high school and started shooting at a group that was there socializing. Police are searching for a motive after two other 'random' shootings in the area over the weekend.
Kids with mini horses compete at Truro RacewayNewsDuration 3:05The Maritime Mini Racing Series was held on Sunday, with 13 drivers and 15 mini horses. The goal of the event is to get kids interested in racing and training.
Turns out, Air Canada is taking them to Federal Court in an attempt to overturn the decision of the CTA officer. Tens of thousands of air passenger complaints have poured into the CTA over the past couple of years (new window). Even so, Air Canada disagrees with the notion that carriers will now flood the courts with cases. In court documents for the Dyczkowski case, Air Canada argues that bad weather — which was outside its control — was the main reason for the delay. The CTA has asked the court for permission to participate in the case but Air Canada is fighting the request.
Tourists are still enjoying St. John’s, even if they can’t see it through the fogNewsDuration 1:51Early summer visitors are still sightseeing around St. John’s, even if they can’t see their hands in front of their faces. The miserable weather may have the locals bummed, but tourists we met on Signal Hill are taking a glass-half-full (of rain) view of things.
How D-Day unfolded: Newly restored, rare footage from the CBC archivesNewsDuration 11:34Using newly restored and rarely-seen footage from the CBC archives, The National takes you back to D-Day, revealing the dramatic timeline of events in a moment when the fate of the free world hung in the balance.
#TheMoment a fan became a caddie at the Canadian OpenNewsDuration 1:17Paul Emerson recounts the moment he stepped up to the role of caddie for professional golfer C.T. Pan at the RBC Canadian Open after Mike 'Fluff' Cowan was injured on the third hole.
Courage and Calvados: The Canadian Correspondents Who Covered D-Day | In In Policy Special | By By David HaltonMatthew Halton covering WWII in Europe for CBC Radio (CBC photo)David Halton’s father, the late CBC foreign correspondent Matthew Halton, often described as Canada’s Ed Murrow, was one of seven Canadian reporters embedded with our D-Day landing forces. By David HaltonJune 4, 2024For Canadian war correspondents, D-Day was a time of both tribulation and triumph. For four days prior to D-Day, the so-called “assault correspondents” were sequestered near Portsmouth. It would be four days before BBC recording equipment was made available for Canadian correspondents and a full two weeks before a CBC recording van was brought over to France. In retrospect, there was an awestruck, celebratory quality about the reporting of D-Day by the Canadian correspondents.
Get a sneak peak inside Detroit's newly renovated Michigan Central StationNewsDuration 2:04Michigan Central Station stood unused and fell into disrepair after it was closed in 1988. Now more than 30 years later, it's getting a new life. We got a look inside from Michigan Central CEO Josh Sirefman and head of place Melissa Dittmer before this week's reopening. Photo credits: Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library. Stephen McGee/Michigan Central
Robinson High School student group sent us the following statement after the article was first published. All we ask is for an end in the fighting, and the atrocities that have been committed since October 7th. We are here to support the innocent Palestinians being caught in the crossfire, and to call upon an end in this war.”A student led team from M.M. Robinson High School will be holding a walk out on June 6th at 1:30 pmThe walk out is to support a pro-Palestinian position. The high school is to the west of the intersectionA student spokesperson said: “This initiative has been carefully orchestrated by a large team, extremely passionate on defending and protecting human/Palestinian rights.
Entire heritage gas station lifted across the streetNewsDuration 1:32Early Monday morning the 87-year-old Champlain gas station was hoisted to the opposite side of Richmond Road, where it will sit until it's ready to go back over and be part of a new development.
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Erosion hits D-Day beachesNewsDuration 2:06Because of erosion along the French coast, some of the beaches that were central to the D-Day landings in 1944 are disappearing — threatening one of the main attractions for the thousands who are making the pilgrimage for this month's 80th anniversary.
Claudia Sheinbaum elected Mexico's 1st woman presidentNewsDuration 2:01Claudia Sheinbaum has won Mexico's presidential election in a landslide. She will become the first woman to take on the role. Her victory comes after one of the most violent campaigns in the country's history, in which 38 candidates were killed.
Hunter Biden gun trial jury selection beginsNewsDuration 1:59Jury selection has begun in the trial of Hunter Biden, who is accused of lying about his drug use on the application to purchase a handgun. The trial could have political implications for his father, U.S. President Joe Bide, who is seeking re-election.
