Autistic star of CBC The Assembly on fashion, body language
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March 03, 2026 03:04 UTC
Deadline day: $20B submarine showdown puts Korean and German bids in spotlight
The two bidders are Hanwha Ocean of South Korea and TKMS (ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems) of Germany. The federal government whittled down competition to two suitors last year — ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, whose shipyard in Kiel, Germany, is seen here, and Hanwha Ocean. In addition, Hyundai Heavy Industries is a partner with Hanwha Ocean on the submarine project. Hanwha Ocean submitted its bid late last week, ahead of the deadline. Members of the Royal Canadian Navy stand aboard the HMCS Corner Brook submarine docked during Fleet Week, in North Vancouver last year.
Source:CBC News
March 03, 2026 03:02 UTC
Can Trump bomb Iran into regime change?
Can Trump bomb Iran into regime change? NewsDuration 9:55The killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has some, including U.S. President Donald Trump, hoping it will force a regime change in Iran. For The National, CBC’s Eli Glasner breaks down whether the attacks can change the government and what needs to happen for there to be a real shift.
Source:CBC News
March 03, 2026 01:08 UTC
More snow on tap for Nova Scotia this week
More snow on tap for Nova Scotia this weekNewsDuration 2:34CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says temperatures will be back to the freezing mark on Tuesday, but snow is expected Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. He said it's enough snow to potentially disrupt commuters on Wednesday.
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March 03, 2026 01:07 UTC
N.B. launches mining strategy, pitches clear approval process
The New Brunswick government has unveiled a new mining strategy that it hopes will help revive the once-major resource sector and generate economic growth to fund government services such as health care. (Sisson Mining Ltd. )Holt said her government will introduce legislation this spring to make the regulatory approval process clearer and more predictable. Mining once represented seven per cent of the province’s economic output but has shrunk to about 0.5 per cent. The strategy outlines four main principles:A clear and consistent approval process for companies pitching mining projects. “New Brunswick is a small province, and our minerals are not down an ice road 400 kilometers away.
Source:CBC News
March 03, 2026 01:06 UTC
The 'U.S. will easily prevail': Trump's update on Iran strikes
will easily prevail': Trump's update on Iran strikesNewsDuration 1:46U.S. President Donald Trump said while the joint military operation with Israel was initially projected to take four to five weeks it could continue 'far longer than that.'
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 22:56 UTC
How the N.S. government is feeling the heat over its budget
How the N.S. government is feeling the heat over its budgetNewsDuration 3:10It's been a week since Tim Houston's government tabled a budget that featured many cuts. But after appearing at an African Heritage Month gala, the premier saw and heard public blowback to the budget first hand. The CBC's Michael Gorman and Taryn Grant explain.
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 22:10 UTC
Reactions mixed as B.C. to end time changes, adopt year-round daylight time
is permanently adopting daylight time, making its "spring forward" on March 8 the last time change, Premier David Eby announced Monday. Eby noted the Yukon has already made the change to permanent daylight time and added he hopes American neighbours will follow suit. adopting permanent daylight time, premier announces | Duration 38:35 B.C. government says neighbouring U.S. jurisdictions including Washington, Oregon and California are working on enacting similar legislation around moving to permanent daylight time. "We will work with industry to better understand the potential schedule and passenger implications of moving to permanent daylight saving time without neighbouring jurisdictions also following suit," the statement said.
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 22:00 UTC
Kyle Matthews on Foreign Threats to Canada | CTV News
February 25, 2026 | Kyle Matthews joins CTV News to discuss the growing scale of foreign interference targeting Canada, including disinformation campaigns and sabotage of critical infrastructure. He describes Russia's strategy as a form of "hybrid warfare" aimed at shaping public opinion and fracturing Western unity. He further notes Canada's vulnerabilities as a G7 country and argues how subsea cables and digital networks have become central to daily life and are increasingly exposed to disruption.
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 21:41 UTC
Stepdad of missing N.S. kids appears in court
Stepdad of missing N.S. kids appears in courtNewsDuration 1:06Daniel Martell made his first court appearance on Monday on charges of sexual assault, assault and forcible confinement related to an adult complainant. Martell is the stepfather of missing children Jack and Lilly Sullivan. The CBC's Aly Thomson was at the courthouse in Pictou.
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 21:12 UTC
CBC Windsor's Monday morning news update
On this episode of The Cooligans, MLS expert Matt Doyle joins us to break down the latest headlines around the league, including whether Julian Hall’s electric start with the New York Red Bulls is the real deal, if Inter Miami’s win over Orlando masks deeper roster issues, and whether San Jose and Timo Werner can sustain their early-season momentum. Then we’re joined by Bournemouth legend and assistant coach Steve Fletcher to discuss Tyler Adams’ underrated leadership, Andoni Iraola’s transformative impact on the club, and Fletcher’s remarkable 726-game journey with AFC Bournemouth.
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 21:07 UTC
Mark Carney resets India ties with commercial deals as security questions linger
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March 02, 2026 21:05 UTC
Alberta's flu season deadliest in recent memory as experts call for action
According to Alberta's respiratory virus dashboard, 250 people have died so far this flu season. Low vaccination rateAlberta’s respiratory virus dashboard shows 20.1 per cent of Albertans have had a flu shot so far this season. (Kory Siegers/CBC)Budget documents show that funding is allocated for routine childhood vaccines and seasonal respiratory virus vaccines. Provincial data shows flu vaccination rates peaked at 37 per cent during the pandemic. For his part, Jenne said the province needs to start planning for the next flu season now.
Source:CBC News
March 02, 2026 21:02 UTC
After a bumpy ride, federal budget watchdog steps down with some praise
Second on the list is the U.S. Congressional Budget Office, third is the Bureau for Economic Analysis in the Netherlands. That verdict did not go unnoticed during Jacques's 24th and final appearance as interim PBO before a parliamentary committee. While the error was eventually corrected, the OECD report said the manner in which it was done drew criticism for a lack of transparency. WATCH | PBO calls federal spending 'stupefying': Budget watchdog calls federal spending 'stupefying, shocking' | Duration 1:05 Interim Parliamentary Budget Officer Jason Jacques, speaking at a parliamentary committee on Sept. 25, 2025, says 'it’s not a funny fiscal outlook. Jacques says he wants to move away from the notion of a parliamentary budget officer and toward a focus on the office itself, similar to the way the U.S. Congressional Budget Office is viewed.
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March 02, 2026 21:02 UTC
Air Canada suspends all flights to Tel Aviv and Dubai until March 23
Air Canada announced Monday that it has suspended all flights to and from Dubai and Tel Aviv, with a plan to restart on March 23. The airline said it will be contacting customers directly, and notes that changes to such flights can be made free of charge. ” Anyone with a ticket purchased through Air Canada Vacations is advised to contact them directly at 1-800-296-3408. “We encourage all customers to monitor official government travel advisories regularly, as guidance may change at any time,” Air Canada said. Neither Westjet nor Porter Airlines has flights from Canada to the Middle East, and are thus not directly affected by the situation.
Source:National Post
March 02, 2026 20:59 UTC