What drives runners at milestone Calgary Marathon? NewsDuration 2:03The Calgary Marathon celebrated its 60th anniversary with its first sold-out race since 2014. Even though thousands were all set on the same goal — the finish line — the motivations driving them vary between participants.
Indigenous grandmothers honoured in art project that travelled by canoeNewsDuration 2:29A project called 'Honouring Our Grandmothers Healing Journey' has travelled, by canoe, from B.C. 's Interior to its final stop in New Westminster. A community chest was created by Indigenous artists from across the province, and shares the teachings of Indigenous ancestors.
The Great Northern Peninsula — where it’s been a banner ‘berg season so farNewsDuration 5:09Some tour operators in Newfoundland say it’s definitely been more of a miss than a hit with icebergs so far this season. But the majestic ice formations are wowing people along the Great Northern Peninsula. CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler talked to Teddy Hedderson who operates Daily Catch Ocean Tours in St. Lunaire-Griquet.
People share their feelings as Newfoundland's unknown soldier was paraded through St. John'sNewsDuration 1:34A crowd of around 100 people gathered near the National War Memorial in St. John's as a hearse containing the remains of Newfoundland's unknown soldier drove past, not long after being repatriated from France. The CBC's William Ping was there and heard from residents on how the historic moment made them feel.
Neurodiverse CrossFit program in Quispamsis holds competitionNewsDuration 1:22CrossFit Quispamsis has been welcoming neurodivergent athletes to weekly sessions for the past 18 months. The 13 participants got to put their skills to the test this weekend.
Researchers set traps to capture Alberta grizzly bear hairsNewsDuration 2:33Alberta researchers are relying on bear hair to monitor grizzlies in the province. The FRI Research project relies on barbed wire corrals, baited with smelly attractants, to snag samples. The hair is a valuable source of DNA and hormone data for conservationists eager to help the furry predators thrive.
Experience Hammonds Plains Road, during and after wildfiresNewsDuration 0:31Using dashcam footage shared with CBC News at that time, this video compares how much the landscape along a key wildfire evacuation route in the Halifax area has changed since May 2023.
Trees scorched by N.S. wildfires given new life in home buildsNewsDuration 6:22Thousands of trees in Upper Tantallon, N.S., were burned, blackened or destroyed by the wildfires of May 2023. Now some of them are returning in a very different form. The CBC's Aly Thomson has the story.
Meet Bobby Black, the Nigerian pop musician singing in GanderNewsDuration 2:34Bobby Black, who started singing in 2004, describes his sound as afrobeats. The Nigerian pop musician moved to Canada because he liked its music scene, and he recently performed for the first time since moving to Gander at an international food event hosted by the Rotary club. He talks to the CBC’s Melissa Tobin about his musical journey.
Newfoundland’s unknown soldier finally homeNewsDuration 2:15An emotional homecoming more than 100 years in the making. Current members of the Newfoundland Regiment tasked with bringing one of their own back to the province speak about what the repatriation of Newfoundland’s unknown soldier means to them.
FIBA Men's 3X3 Basketball World Tour: DAY 2 - MarseilleSportsDuration liveDon't miss the latest stage of the global 3x3 basketball competition in France. Elite teams from the world of urban sports will convene to accumulate points towards their rankings on their journey to the final.
How non-alcoholic beer became a player in Quebec's craft brewery marketNewsDuration 1:37Non-alcoholic beer is increasingly popular worldwide and that includes Montreal's annual beer festival. People say they enjoy it for a variety of reasons — and that it tastes much better these days. Brewers say it's now an important part of their business.
Edmonton Oilers superfan goes full Puddy with elaborate face paintNewsDuration 4:39Edmonton Oilers superfan Dale Steil is in Dallas for Game 2 of the Western Conference final against the Stars — in full face paint, just like overzealous Seinfeld character David Puddy. Saturday's game will feature Steil's 102nd different face paint pattern, a process he says takes between 2.5 and three hours to accomplish. 'Just ride the wave, right? It's a lot of fun,' he told CBC's Linda Ward.
Parents, daycare providers frustrated by national daycare programNewsDuration 2:09While many providers have signed up for $10-per-day childcare, waitlists are only getting longer — some years-long — and parents are getting frustrated. Meanwhile, some providers are threatening to pull out of the program because they can't raise fees.
Ticketmaster/Live Nation face possible breakup thanks to Taylor SwiftNewsDuration 7:06When superstar Taylor Swift added her voice to the outrage over soaring concert prices, the U.S. government took notice. CBC’s Eli Glasner breaks down the move to possibly break up Ticketmaster and Live Nation and whether it might bring down ticket prices.
