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Members of Parliament are heading back to work, Iran says it is not linked to Sunday's fatal drone strike on U-S troops, The coroner's inquest into the 20-22 mass stabbing in Saskatchewan is in its final week, UNRWA is pleading to have its funding restored.

The community of Fort Smith, Northwest Territories is still looking for answers about why a plane went down last week, killing 6 people on board. Already in prison and barred from the ballot, Pakistan's former Prime Minister is handed a 10-year jail term for leaking state secrets, just ahead of the country's election. Reaction this morning after Ottawa puts the expansion of MAID on hold. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres will meet with countries that decided to withhold funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency.

Thousands of Ukrainian men have left their country illegally, despite being ordered to stay and fight. CBC News speaks to some of the men who have snuck out. Farmers are blocking highways across France and Belgium, calling for better prices and loosened regulations. A new report finds Canadians with criminal records are discriminated against when looking for a job. Adele has just annouced she will be playing 4 shows in Germany this summer, her first shows in continential Europe since 2016.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is unveiling a new policy for when educators must tell parents about their child's gender expression. The inquiry into the mass stabbing on James Smith Cree Nation has released 29 recommendations to prevent similar violent crimes. A Toronto elementary school is raising the Pan-African flag to mark the start of Black History Month.

A defect in the main rotor blades of Canada's military Cyclone helicopters is forcing technicians to perform more frequent inspections. The public inquiry into foreign interference is hearing from Public Safety Minister Dominic Leblanc on how much confidential information can be declassified. The Supreme Court had handed down its ruling over whether the Ontario government is allowed to keep its mandate letters to cabinet secret.

People in Nova Scotia in the east and Alberta in the west are being pummelled by bad weather. Canada and other U.S. allies voicing support after Pentagon launches series of retalliatory airstrikes against Iran-backed targets in Iraq and Syria. B.C. cabinet minister being asked to resign after calling land Israel sits on "crappy". Grammy Awards to celebrate African music with brand new category.

Search and rescue crews are standing by to help unhoused people in Halifax who are refusing to seek shelter as Nova Scotia snowstorm enters its third day. The U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, travels to the Middle East to ask for a pause in fighting in Gaza to address escalating conflicts elsewhere in the region. Bob Marley and the Wailers bass player, Aston "Family Man" Barrett has died at 77.

Israel appears to have launched a retaliatory attack on Iran.   Millions of Indians are heading to the polls today for phase one of a six-week-long election process.  Canada's health minister is accusing the opposition leader of misleading Canadians over plan for national pharmacare program. 

A winter storm is blanketing Nova Scotia with snow. Five former and current NHLers make their first appearance in a London, Ontario court. Celine Dion makes a surprise appearance at the Grammys to present Taylor Swift a record-breaking 4th Album of the Year. Parents of transgender children in the Northwest Territories are wondering what Alberta's planned changes to gender policy will mean for their kids.

The head of Air Canada gets grilled by lawmakers about how the airline serves passengers with disabilities. For the second time in two months, a US court has determined Donald Trump can be prosecuted for his actions while he was serving as President. Prince Harry arrives in London to visit King Charles as he undergoes treatment for cancer.

Dozens of people in Pakistan killed in political violence ahead of tomorrow's election. U-S Secretary of State Antony Blinken meets with Israeli leaders to discuss Hamas's response to the latest ceasefire proposal. A man in Nigeria faces charges related to the suicide of a 14-year-old boy who was being extorted in Canada.

Canadian government ministers, insurance representatives and police meet for a summit on how to prevent auto theft. Communcation is disrupted across Pakistan as millions of people vote in a national election. British Columbia tries to keep flavoured nicotine pouches away from kids by moving them behind pharmacy counters.

Allegations of vote-rigging as Nawaz Sharif declares victory for his party in Pakistan's election. Some private for-profit virtual cares sites are are selling patient information, according to a study from Canada's privacy commissioner. A CBC marketplace investigation uncovers how some of the investment scammers targeting Canadians are being carried out by people being held captive abroad.

Pakistan's final election results are in after days of delay, but it is still unclear who will run the country. People in Tel Aviv are protesting Israel’s handling of the hostage crisis, asking their government to prioritize the release of hostages held by Hamas. It is Super Bowl Sunday with a lot of eyes on Taylor Swift, who will be cheering for her boyfriend from the stands.

People in Rafah are facing more evacuations ahead of Israel's offensive on the southern Gaza city. Tensions are growing in Pakistan - as voters await the final results of Thursday's elections. As people around the world mark the Lunar New Year, more women are taking up the ancient Asian art of Lion Dancing.

Israel's military celebrates the rescue of 2 hostages in Rafah, in an operation supported by airstrikes that killed 67 Palestinians, according to the Gaza health ministry. New UN report shows numbers for many migratory birds, fish and other species are on the decline. CBC's GO Public hears from an Ontario man who's dream home turned into a nightmare after his builder installed the wrong furnace and refused to fix it.

Farmers in India are marching to the capital to demand better compensation. More than 200-million Indonesians will head to the polls tomorrow. The Federal government's economy team says it is working hard to improve life for rural Canadians.

Cybertip, Canada's national sexual exploitation tipline, has seen a 150 per cent increase in calls over the past six months.Israel Defense Forces are confirming they have entered a hospital in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza.CBC News speaks to the mother of one of the 5 people killed in rural Manitoba over the weekend.

Thousands of gig workers around the world are planning to strike this Valentine's Day, demanding better pay and conditions from apps like Uber, Lyft, and Doordash. Donald Trump's recent comments are subject of concern at the NATO defence ministers meeting in Brussels. British Columbia's wine industry is poised to lose hundreds of millions of dollars, after a prolonged cold snap in January damaged vineyards across the Okanagan valley.

Western leaders at the Munich Security Conference pressure Israel to abandon plans for a ground-offensive in Rafah.Opposition parties accuse the Trudeau government of trying to send different messages to different groups about the war in Gaza.Venezuela orders workers with the U-N's Human Rights office to get out of the country.

As Newfoundland spends a third day digging out from the snow, some people are asking, what about snow-day pay?

World leaders react to the death of Alexei Navalny, while navigating tensions in the Middle East and Russia at the Munich security conference.Israel is planning to go ahead with an invasion of Rafah, despite growing pressure not to. Supporters of what became known as the Freedom Convoy are returning to Parliament Hill to mark its anniversary.

Russia's prison service say long-time opposition leader and fierce Kremlin-critic Alexei Navalny has died in jail.

The UN's highest court is set to open up historic hearings into the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.China's foreign minister hints at a desire to improve his country's relationship with Canada.With a mountain of legal penalties and fees, former US President Donald Trump is getting into the shoe game.

Muslim community groups are telling Canadian MPs not to visit their mosques during Ramadan, unless they're publicly prepared to show support for Palestinians.Today is the first day convicted serial killer Robert Pickton is eligible to apply for day parole.Toronto will star as itself in the new Law & Order: Criminal Intent spinoff.

Israel's timeline for ground incursion into Rafah criticized at EU Foreign Ministers meeting in Brussels. CBC News exclusive shows majority of permanent residents applying to join Canada's military have not been accepted, despite severe staffing shortfall. Healthcare economists forecast a spike in demand for home-care workers, as the number of seniors in Ontario balloons.

Inflation cooled in January, to 2 point 9 per cent. Farmers in Poland are stepping up their protests against what they call unfair rules in the European Union.A group of 18 Republican lawmakers is urging Biden to delete the TikTok account his team has created to appeal to young voters.

Russia tells International Court of Justice the construction of Israeli settlements impedes the creation of a Palestinian state. Alabama's Supreme Court says that frozen embryos are children under state law, meaning anyone who destroys them could be held criminally liable.India's farmers' union have rejected the latest offer from the government to sit down for talks. They continue to demand guaranteed minimum prices for certain crops.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among world leaders in Kyiv marking two years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley is expected to be defeated by Donald Trump in today's presidential primary in her home state.Chronic violence may lead the federal government to cancel the 2024 baby eel fishing season on the east coast

A former employee of The North West Company, which serves many northern Indigenous communities, says it is hiking prices to boost profits.Western countries are showing their support for Ukraine ahead of the second anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion.Low budget airline Lynx Air is shutting down operations.

The federal government will introduce its new online harms bill today, aimed at making the internet safer for young people.Farmers are protesting in Brussels today, as EU ministers meet to discuss what more can be done for the economic crisis befalling the farming sector.The Toronto Public Library, Canada's largest public library system, is making a comeback after falling victim to a cyber attack in October.

Israel’s war cabinet has approved staying in negotiations over Gaza, with reports that a draft agreement is on the table.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Poland as part of commemorations marking 2 years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Donald Trump wins the South Carolina Republican presidential primary.

Canada is preparing to welcome thousands of people fleeing the war in Sudan.New data obtained by CBC News shows the country’s sudden growth in international students is driven by a handful of public institutions, not private ones.Survivors of a Doukhobor residential school in British Columbia will get an official apology in the provincial legislature.

Yulia Navalnaya tells the EU Parliment Russian President Vladimir Putin should be held accountable for her husband's death. Manitoba judge gives animal welfare advocates the green light to privately prosecute a live horse exporter sending animals to Japan for slaughter.Tens of thousands of Democrats in Michigan pull their support from Joe Biden in the state's primary.

Federal Health Minister Mark Holland has tabled the bill paving the way for national pharmacare.More than 1-hundred Palestinians have reportedly been killed while waiting for aid deliveries in Gaza City.The fate of Quebec's controversial secularism law could be determined today.

The United States begins its first airdrop of aid into Gaza.Prime minister Justin Trudeau is meeting with his Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, today in Toronto.Residents of Nunavut are remembering Brian Mulroney. He was prime minster when the territory was created in 1993.

Tributes are coming in for Brian Mulroney. The former prime minister died yesterday at the age of 84. The late Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny is being laid to rest in Moscow today, but there are concerns of a flashpoint between mourners and police.International outrage and calls for independent investigations are growing after the deaths of more than 100 Palestinians during an aid delivery in Gaza yesterday.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau cancels meeting with Italian counterpart after protesters force lockdown at the Art Gallery of Ontario.Ceasefire talks are expected to resume today in Egypt as Hamas officials arrive in Cairo.Shehbaz Sharif has become Pakistan's new prime minister after a majority in the National Assembly threw their support behind him.

The Supreme Court has handed Donald Trump another big win -- he cannot be kicked off election ballots by individual states.A member of Israel's wartime cabinet will meet with high-ranking US officials in Washington today.Northern California is getting some wild winter weather.

The funeral for former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney will be held in Montreal on March 23. Super Tuesday voter hit the polls in 15 states. Tensions between Germany and Russia are intensifying, after an alleged leak of military discussions surrounding Ukraine.

Nikki Haley is out of the running for the 20-24 Republican nomination, effectively leaving Donald Trump uncontested.The Bank of Canada is holding its interest rate steady at 5% as expected, but many Canadians are looking ahead to when rate cuts may be on the way.It has been an unusually warm winter in many parts of Canada, and it is causing confusion for wildlife. 

Ottawa homicide detectives are on the scene at a home where 6 people, including 4 children, were found dead.Former B.C. cabinet minister Selina Robinson resigns from the provincial NDP, says she's still facing backlash for a comment she made about the middle east.A new study suggest the damage to Gaza's healthcare system is so severe, even if a ceasefire began today, the deaths would continue to rise for months.

New documents obtained by CBC News help clarify how many Afghans could still be trying to flee the Taliban by coming to Canada.U.S. President Joe Biden made his case for a second term in his state of the union speech Thursday night, attacking his rival, Donald Trump, without naming him.A contentious custody battle over a dog in Ontario is revealing how the law views household pets.

A ship carrying humanitarian aid is expected to set sail today for Gaza, but there is growing concern surrounding the plan.A Sri Lankan diplomat says a man who died alongside five members of a family in a mass killing in Ottawa's Barrhaven neighbourhood on Wednesday is said to have been supporting his own family in Sri Lanka.Alberta's premier, Danielle Smith, is voicing concerns about a diversion of safe supply opioids from British Columbia.

Canadian officials will be arriving in Jamaica to take part in an emergency meeting on Haiti as the United States sends in the Marines to help partially evacuate its embassy in Port-au-Prince.Palestinians in Gaza prepare for Ramadan as the humanitarian crisis grows.Portugal's far-right political party is expected to play a role in forming the next government as the country goes to polls.

Canadian officials are meeting with other international leaders today in Jamaica to address escalating violence in Haiti.The NDP and Green parties are calling on the federal government to reopen a multi-billion dollar settlement agreement with day school survivors.For some Indigenous athletes, just getting to the Arctic Winter Games is a test of endurance.

Haiti's unelected Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned, under pressure from marauding gangs in his country.The first humanitarian aid ship set sail from Cyprus to Gaza, along a new international sea corrider, with 200 tonnes of food aid in tow.And... the story of a snowshoe biathlete who qualified for the Arctic Winter Games, but gave up his spot for a teammate.

Canadian scientists are looking at last year's record-breaking wildfire season for lessons that can be applied this year.The murders of members of an Ottawa family last week, is making headlines in their home country of Sri Lanka.The judge in Donald Trump's Georgia election interference case, has dismissed some of the charges.

A documentary by CBC's the Fifth Estate has been blocked on YouTube in India.Japan moves one step closer to marriage equality, with a high court ruling the ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.Some single mothers in Halifax say landlords are refusing to rent to them, even though it's illegal.

A judge has ruled that District Attorney Fani Willis can stay on the 20-20 election interference racketeering case against Donald Trump and his co-defendants, but only if special prosecutor Nathan Wade is removed.Russians head to the polls in a Presidential election Vladimir Putin is all but certain to win.Quebec Premier Francois Legault says he is asking the Prime Minister to put Quebec in full control of its immigration.

Police in Calgary say a 30 hour standoff with an armed suspect has ended with the suspect killed.The first aid ship to reach Gaza using new route from Cyprus unloads its desperately needed cargo.India has announced it will hold a seven-phase general election on April 19, with results expected on June 4.

CBC News gains access to flight dropping humanitarian aid on Gaza, and gets the response from Palestinians on the ground.A 27-year-old Black man in Ottawa says he was racially profiled by police who tasered and arrested him, before realizing they had the wrong person.Edmonton tenant is calling on province of Alberta to make carbon monoxide detectors mandatory in all residences.

Donald Trump issues warning that there would be a "bloodbath" if he is not elected president.There are calls for massive protests at polling stations across Russia for the final day of the presidential election.UNICEF warns acute malnutrition has doubled in one month in northern Gaza strip.

Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is now lying in state, and members of the public can pay their respects.For the second time this year, Canada's inflation rate has eased back.New DNA tools and relentless research have helped to identify the remains of a British-Canadian soldier who died in the First World War.

Newfoundland and Labrador's budget is delayed until further notice.There are more questions about which military goods can be exported from Canada to Israel, and how a parliamentary motion may affect that.Unhappiness is a growing concern amongst young people in Canada and the United States.

The Trans Mountain Expansion Pipeline, owned by the Canadian government, is now holding oil.New regulations are coming to limit methane emissions from landfills, but first we need a baseline measurement to determine the extent of the problem.Men switched at birth in 1955 are to get a formal apology from the Manitoba government.

Russia and China have vetoed a US draft resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for release of hostages held by HamasNalvany's death leaves Canadian imprisoned in Russia concerned for prospect of freedom. Paul Whelan, serving 16 years on spy charges in Russian prison camp, spoke with CBC News from prison.India's opposition parties are crying foul after the arrest of Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, in connection with graft allegations relating to the city's liquor policy.

Russian president is vowing to punish all those responsible for Friday night's attack on a Moscow area concert hall which left at least 115 people dead.UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres visits Egypt's crossing with Gaza urging an end to the fighting and an increase in aid, as the territory's humanitarian crisis worsens.Some cancer specialists are praising how the Princess of Wales is handling her recent diagnosis. Catherine revealed Friday she is being treated for the disease.

A group of families is trying to stop the deportation of a former Iranian official so he can face justice in Canada for the killing of 1,500 protesters in the 2019 anti-regime protests known as "Bloody November".Russia targets critical infrastructure in Ukraine as far west as in Lviv in fresh round of strikes.Senegal goes to the polls in an election seen as a test for the west African nation's democracy.

For the first time, the United Nations security council has passed a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.Former US President Donald Trump faces 2 court cases today in New York.Entertainment reporter Eli Glasner tells us how Canada's music industry celebrated at the 2024 Juno Awards.

6 people still missing after collapse of Key Bridge in Baltimore.The Department of Homeland Security raids properties owned by Sean "Diddy" Combs.CBC News has learned a Canadian could be doing the propaganda for ISIS-K.

Divers are returning to the water today searching for the 6 people presumed dead at the bridge collapse in Baltimore.A CBC investigation finds since the pandemic, more kids are missing many days of school.Italy is expanding a program to save at-risk children in mafia families.

4 Ontario school boards sue Snapchat, TikTok and Meta for $4.5 billion.Russia reportedly using new guided bombs in Ukraine.Democrats try to host the most lucrative political fundraiser in U.S. history tonight.

The family of a Canadian-Congolese activist kidnapped in the DRC is asking Ottawa to help secure his release.Police in London are investigating the stabbing attack on an Iranian journalist.The federal government's ambitious plan to plant two billion trees to make a greener Canada is struggling to take root.

King Charles attends Easter Sunday services, making his first public appearance since he announced cancer diagnosis last month.A Mexican mob lynches a suspected murderer.Newfoundland and Labrador celebrate 75 years in Confederation.

Canada-US dual citizen among 7 aid workers killed in central Gaza.Finnish police say 12-year-old suspect in custody after school shooting.Shell appeals International Court order to massively reduce carbon emissions.

Rebates rise as carbon price increases to $80 per tonne.Israel ends military operation at Gaza's biggest hospital.Scientists use solar eclipse to study the natural world.

Earthquake traps dozens of people in Taiwan.Canadian MPs testify on China-backed election meddling.British politicians consider restricting weapons exports to Israel, following deaths of 7 aid workers.

Pentagon: U.S. Secretary of Defense "outraged" over deaths of 7 aid workers in Gaza. CSIS, RCMP responding to allegations they were too secretive about China's election meddling. Canadian forests burned so severely last year, global tree cover declined.

RCMP in the Vancouver-area city of Langley have initiated an Amber Alert for three-month-old Tyler Durocher.IDF investigation finds World Central Kitchen employees were mistakenly targeted in April 1 airstrike in Gaza, 2 officers have been dismissed.The United Nations Human Rights Council demands Israeli accountability over "possible war crimes" in Gaza.

The United States and Israel are on high alert as they brace for Iran to retaliate in response to an Israeli attack on its consulate in Damascus which killed 7 IRGC members.At least six people killed, 11 injured after Russian strikes hit the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.The deputy prime minister says Canada has no plans to increase its military spending but points the finger at the U.S. Congress for not approving billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine.

Six months into Israel's war with Hamas, tensions remain high, with no end to hostilities in sight.Canada is expected to wrap up its evacuation efforts in Haiti today.Slovakia has elected a new pro-Russian president to lead the country.

Nicaragua accuses Germany of facilitating genocide at the World Court. The CBC's Janyce McGregor takes us through the latest revelations at the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference. The solar eclipse is helping scientists study the sun.

A group of Swiss women won a landmark climate case in Europe's top human rights court.Public Inquiry reveals Canadian government knew more about foreign election meddling than it revealed to the public.A Toronto lab selling common paternity tests had a patter of identifying the wrong dads.

RBC is facing criticism for its support of fossil fuel projects.Closing arguments begin today in the sexual assault trial of retired vice admiral Haydn Edmundson. Advocates are calling for Alberta to increase its minimum wage. 

CSIS direct David Vigneault reutrns to the Public Inquiry on Foreign Interference to clear up confusion.US intelligence officials reportedly warn Iran could attack Israel in next 2 days.Bird flu detected in cows on US dairy farms for the first time.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will testify at the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference today.Some Pro-Palestinian activists in Berlin say they are being treated unfairly by the German government.Vancouver authorities are taking steps to remove more homeless shelters from city parks.

A knife attack at a shopping centre in Sydney, Australia has left five people dead.At least one Palestinian has been killed after settlers stormed the village near Ramallah.Alberta is threatening to take Ottawa to court over its new housing policy.

We have extensive coverage of Iran's unprecedented attack on Israel.Australian authorities identify the assailant in yesterday's stabbing incident at a Sydney shopping centre.Economists expect taxes increases in Tuesday's federal budget.

Israel urged to show restraint as it mulls response to Iran attack. Australian police say women were apparently targeted in mass stabbing. British Columbia and Haida Nation sign historic land agreement.

Budget day in Canada.  Sexual assault victim speaks out, after alleged "Woodland Rapist" is arrested.  Denmark's "Notre-Dame moment" as historic Stock Exchange catches fire.

Disability advocates disappointed in Trudeau government's budget.  Police make arrests re: gold heist at Toronto's Pearson International Airport.  Boeing whistleblower testifies before US lawmakers.

Happy Valley-Goose Bay is under a state of emergency as fire affects several buildings at the town's former airport. N.S. justice minister resigns after controversial comments on domestic violenceIt's Record Store Day. 

U.S. House passes $95B US aid package for Ukraine, Israel and other allies.  Federal government looks to expand halal mortgages for Muslims. PWHL-leading Toronto clinches playoff berth, wins in OT before record crowd in Montreal. 

Donald Trump is expected to become the first former U.S. President to appear in court as as a criminal defendant today.  A Saskatchewan teen was poisoned by carbon monoxide on the job, and his parents say his employer got off easy.  A CBC investigation has found that firefighter response times can vary a lot, based on your neighbourhood. 

Student-led pro-Palestinian protest movements spread across the United States, and are becoming an issue in Canada too. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is offering the largest defense support package for Ukraine to date. Global treaty to end plastic pollution being negotiated in Ottawa.

Canadian banks urged to make e-transers safer for survivors of intimate partner violence.  US Senate passed a 95-billion dollar military aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. Electric car giant Tesla has seen its revenues take a big dive as earnings cut in half over last year.

Honda expected to announce a new multi-billion-dollar electric vehicle plant in Ontario.  Climate scientists are warning the summer of 2024 will be a hot one.  Venice starts charging tourists entrance fees. 

Air Canada apologizes to AFN national chief after flight crew took her headdress away.  CBC News is on the ground in Jamaica where Canadian forces have been helping prepare troops from Kenya for a mission in Haiti. Pro-Palestinian protests at one of Los Angeles's major universities are relatively calm, but that's not the case at the other.

BC walks back on controversial drug decriminalization pilot project. Possible TikTok ban in the U-S raises questions in Canada.Banff embarks on plan to curb plastic pollution.

Ontario will ban use of cellphones in school classrooms starting in September. Israel's Foreign Minister says a ground assault on Rafah, would be put off, if a hostage deal is reached with Hamas. Students set up 'indefinite' pro-Palestinian encampment at McGill University. 

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Saudi Arabia pushing for Israel-Hamas ceasefire.  Ukraine needs more weapons and ammunition now, says president Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Alberta is trying to prevent a bad wildfire season with prescribed burns.

Protesters at New York's Columbia University storm Hamilton Hall on main campus overnight.  Pierre Poilievre suggests he might invoke the notwithstanding clause to get tough on crime in Canada.  Rwanda says treaty on plastic pollution must address plastic production to be effective. 

New York City officials say more than 300 protesters were arrested at Columbia University and City College in pro-Palestinian demonstrations.  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is meeting with senior officials in Israel, trying to get a ceasefire deal with Hamas in place. Canada's new dental care plan for seniors begins today. 

The first report from the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference comes out today.   Campus protests across Canada continue as the number of arrests south of the border top 2,000.  Tense moments during testimony at Donald Trump's hush money trial.

In-person classes at OCLA are cancelled today, after a major police operation on campus overnight.  The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a bill last night that would expand the federal definition of anti-Semitism.  The Canadian military is making radical changes to some training programs. 

The R-C-M-P says more arrests are possible in its investigation into the killing of Sikh advocate Hardeep Singh Nijjar.The director of the World Food Program, Cindy McCain says northern Gaza is in a "full-blown famine".The Eurovision song contest starts this week amid higher security and raised geopolitical tensions.

Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls.  India is reacting to the arrests of the three men accused in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Tens of thousands of Israelis were out in the streets calling for a deal to bring hostages home. 

CIA Director to travel to Doha for emergency meeting with Qatari Prime Minister as negotiations between Israel and Hamas "near to collapse." Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls. Environmental groups are outraged after Ottawa changes the rules on environmental assessments. 

Tens of thousands of Israelis were out in the streets calling for a deal to bring hostages home.  Local elections in the UK could mean prospects are grim for the Conservatives in the next general election. Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls. 

Tens of thousands of Israelis were out in the streets calling for a deal to bring hostages home.  Local elections in the UK could mean prospects are grim for the Conservatives in the next general election. Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls. 

Tens of thousands of Israelis were out in the streets calling for a deal to bring hostages home.  Local elections in the UK could mean prospects are grim for the Conservatives in the next general election. Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls. 

Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls.  India is reacting to the arrests of the three men accused in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Tens of thousands of Israelis were out in the streets calling for a deal to bring hostages home. 

Tens of thousands of Israelis were out in the streets calling for a deal to bring hostages home. Local elections in the UK could mean prospects are grim for the Conservatives in the next general election. Manitoba partners with federal government on Red Dress Alert for missing Indigenous women and girls. 

3 men accused of murdering Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar due to appear in court.  Toronto police investigating a drive-by shooting near Drake's house.  Global Affairs Canada confirms 6 children have been repatriated to Canada from northeastern Syria. 

Israel's military orders 100,000 Palestinians to evacuate Rafah. Proposed mine in Dalhousie could bring jobs to northern New Brunswick, but some residents are skeptical of the plan. Most provinces are projecting widening deficits and growing debt levels for the upcoming year. 

Immigration Canada indefinitely delays hiring an ombudsperson to deal with allegations of racism.  US pauses bomb shipment to Israel, pressuring Israel and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire.  Hong Kong's government bans popular protest song. 

Heavy shelling reported in Rafah, after US President Joe Biden threatens to pause weapons shipments to Israel.  A committee of MPs is studying anti-Semitism on Canadian campuses.  Italy is preparing to deploy almost 200 soldiers across the country -- to hunt wild boar. 

A new WNBA team is coming to Toronto, sources tell CBC Sports.  Canadian economy sees a surge with over 90,000 new jobs added last month, surpassing analysts' predictions.  Police use force to remove pro-Palestinian protesters from University of Calgary campus. 

Wildfires prompt mass evacuations in British Columbia and Alberta, straining emergency services. Israeli military expands operations in Rafah, risking mass displacement amid conflict with Hamas.  Edmonton Police cleared an encampment on the University of Alberta campus.

Wildfires force mass evacuations in British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba. Northern telecom services slowly recover from wildfire damage, underscoring infrastructure vulnerability. Star witness Michael Cohen to testify this week at Donald Trump's hush money trial. 

TD Bank Customer refuses to sign gag order to get compensation.  Millions of Indians casting ballots in phase 4 of election voting.  Black man who borrowed father's BMW questioned, forcibly arrested outside home. 

BC Fire crews now fighting second wildfire near Fort St. John.  Victims' advocates want Ontario's special investigations unit to take over cases where police officers are accussed of intimate partner violence. Wait times for Passport Canada services grow frustratingly long. 

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico shot in Handlova; emergency services dispatched, suspect detained.  6,600 people evacuate Fort McMurray, under threat of wildfire.  Fire officials in B.C. and Manitoba are battling wildfires near Fort Nelson and Cranberry Portage, with crews working to contain them. 

Favourable weather aids fire crews, but the Fort McMurray wildfire in Alberta and fires near Fort Nelson, B.C., remain concerning.  CBC News reveals Amandeep Singh's criminal past and possible ties to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder. Aiden Pleterski, the self-proclaimed Crypto King of Ontario, is arrested for defrauding investors.

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