Frustrated shoppers boycott Loblaw stores for month of MayNewsDuration 1:49Canadians frustrated with rising groceries prices have pledged to boycott Loblaw-owned stores for the month of May. On the same day it was set to begin, Canada's largest grocer reported a nearly 10 per cent increase in profits.
Peter Nygard sues sex assault accuser for defamationNewsDuration 4:25Disgraced fashion mogul and convicted sex offender Peter Nygard is suing one of his accusers. Vancouver actress April Telek was recently served with court documents notifying her she's being sued for defamation for comments she made to CBC Manitoba last summer. Telek was reacting to the news Winnipeg police had charged Nygard for sexually assaulting her in the 1990s.
The Bank of Canada is getting closer to cutting interest rates as inflation shows signs of coming down and staying down, the central bank's governor, Tiff Macklem, told MPs Thursday. Macklem's upbeat tone could be good news for homeowners and would-be buyers who have been forced to buy or refinance a home with interest rates at 20-year highs. WATCH: Bank of Canada wants to see 'sustained' progress against inflation, Macklem says Bank of Canada wants to see 'sustained’ progress in fight against inflation, Macklem says Duration 1:04 Tiff Macklem, governor of the Bank of Canada, says he knows people want answers about when rates in Canada might change. "Interest rates are certainly not going to the emergency low levels we had during COVID. "Canadians should not be expecting a rapid decline in interest rates," he said.
is making drugs illegal in public again | About ThatNewsDuration 8:22After mounting pressure from politicians, community members and police, B.C plans to recriminalize the use of drugs in public places. Andrew Chang explains why the province is reversing course on its pilot program aimed at addressing the overdose crisis.
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Poilievre returns to House a day after being ejectedNewsDuration 1:49Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre returned to the House of Commons with a more subdued tone the day after he was tossed from the chamber for calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 'a wacko' during question period.
Several organizations have stepped up to help get those animals to safety since the evacuation orders first came down over the weekend. "Now that everything's okay, I just feel like a weight's been lifted for sure," said Savoie, minutes after being reunited with Callie. If successful, Wells' volunteers then arrange for a heart-felt reunion with owners at a safe location. "They have been positive because we've been able to help animals and families as well. On Wednesday morning, fire officials advised members public to contact the SPCA if they have pets who are still in the evacuation zones.
World Athletics Relays: Will the stars align for Team Canada? | Athletics NorthSportsDuration 2:43Relay stars like Andre De Grasse and Aaron Brown will be on hand for Canada at the World Athletics Relays in Bahamas May 4-5, but outside of the big names is Canada lacking depth? Host Devin Heroux and Certified Track Nerd Morgan Campbell get into on this episode of Athletics North.
The National | Protests put campuses on edgeNewsDuration 45:39May 1, 2024 | Clashes and arrests at pro-Palestinian demonstrations on U.S. college campuses as Canadian protesters vow to stay put. National dental care rolls out for nearly two million seniors. Plus, frustrated Loblaws shoppers promise a month-long boycott.
Then on March 14, a routine check of her Bank of Montreal (BMO) account led her to the shocking discovery that $10,000 had disappeared, she said. WATCH | Alana says $10,000 loss hits hard:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Then on March 14, a routine check of her Bank of Montreal (BMO) account led her to the shocking discovery that $10,000 had disappeared, she said. Fin du widget Widget.
Why this Sudbury, Ont. resident is joining a national Loblaws boycottNewsDuration 0:39Ramsay Alexander is joining a national boycott of Loblaws organized by the Reddit group Loblaws Is Out of Control. They say the company is profiting on high prices. Loblaws says it is 'acutely aware' it has to win its customers' business every day. Alexander created a list of local alternatives to major grocery chains that people can get by emailing them at Ramsay.g.alexander@gmail.com.
What's behind the latest REM delays? NewsDuration 2:38The sections of the REM leading to the West Island and North Shore were supposed to open by the end of 2024. Officials say work to get the Mount Royal Tunnel ready is partly to blame.
Valuable paintings going up for auction on display at Exchange District galleryNewsDuration 5:04CBC's Emily Brass talks to Stephen Borys of the Winnipeg Art Gallery about the exhibition on now at Mayberry Fine Art's gallery at 212 McDermot Ave. The WAG is selling some paintings from its collection, valued at around $500,000 to $700,000, as part of an auction of 40 pieces taking place in Toronto at the of the month.
Political environment has become 'toxic,' says Liberal MPNewsDuration 8:46Liberal MP Pam Damoff says she's experienced 'threats and misogyny' that made her fear going out in public. She says she won't seek re-election because of the 'hyper-partisan' nature of politics.
