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Ottawa Allocates $8 Million to Support Cuba's Humanitarian Needs
Canada has announced an $8 million aid package for Cuba to address the humanitarian crisis worsened by the U.S. oil blockade.
Source: CBC Politics
Physician Suspended Amidst 43 Charges of Sexual Crimes Including Voyeurism
Dr. David Edward-Ooi Poon faces 43 charges of sexual crimes, including voyeurism and child pornography, leading to his suspension from medical practice.
Source: CBC Health
Vancouver Island Celebrates Early Signs of Herring Spawn
The early herring spawn on Vancouver Island heralds spring, uniting coastal Indigenous communities and conservationists alike.
Source: CBC Technology
Métis Nation in Alberta Welcomes Wood Bison for Enhanced Food Security
The Willow Lake Métis Nation in Alberta celebrates the return of a wood bison herd to boost food security.
Source: CBC Technology
RJ Barrett Reflects on Raptors' Growth Amid NBA Challenges
RJ Barrett sees losses to top NBA teams as a sign of the Raptors' growth rather than setbacks.
Source: CBC Sports
U.S. Trade Representative Asserts Tariffs Essential in Canada Negotiations
The U.S. trade representative insists that tariffs will be a key component of any trade deal with Canada.
Source: CBC Politics
Canadian Travelers Torn Over Mexico Trip Amid Safety Concerns
Canadian travelers are reconsidering their trips to Mexico as safety warnings complicate travel plans.
Source: CBC Business
Concerns Grow Over Immigration Minister's Absence as Community Groups Seek Answers
Community groups are calling for Immigration Minister Lena Diab to be more available as nine Liberal MPs question her cabinet role.
Source: CBC Politics
Trump to Honor Goalie Hellebuyck with Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Trump announced plans to award goalie Connor Hellebuyck the Presidential Medal of Freedom during the U.S. men's hockey team's visit to the White House.
Source: CBC Sports
AI Minister Expresses Disappointment After OpenAI Meeting Post-Tumbler Ridge Shooting
AI Minister Evan Solomon expressed disappointment after a meeting with OpenAI regarding the Tumbler Ridge shooting.
Source: CBC Politics
Record Viewership: 8.7 Million Canadians Tune in for Men's Gold Medal Hockey Final
Nearly 8.7 million Canadians watched the thrilling conclusion of the men's gold-medal hockey game at the Olympics.
Source: CBC Sports
Carney Aware of South Bow's Keystone XL Revival Plans Ahead of Trump Meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney was informed of South Bow's plans to revive Keystone XL before meeting Trump.
Source: CBC Politics
Olympic Medallist Dubreuil Warns of Impending Crisis in Amateur Sports Funding
Laurent Dubreuil warns that insufficient funding for amateur sports threatens Canada's future Olympic success.
Source: CBC Sports
Conservatives Urge Review of Healthcare for Refugee Claimants
Conservative MPs are pushing for the Liberal government to limit healthcare benefits for unsuccessful refugee claimants.
Source: CBC Politics
BAFTAs Disrupted by Outburst: Understanding Tourette's and Coprolalia
A racial slur shouted during the BAFTAs highlighted Tourette syndrome and the impact of coprolalia.
Source: CBC Health
B.C. Disability Funding Revisions Spark Mixed Feelings Among Parents
Changes to B.C.'s disability funding have led to mixed reactions among parents, with some relieved and others anxious about potential reductions in support.
Source: CBC Health
Canada Greenlights Gulfstream G700 and G800 Amid U.S. Tariff Concerns
Canada has approved the Gulfstream G700 and G800 jets, responding to recent U.S. tariff threats from Trump.
Source: CBC Business
Ottawa Man Shares Wild Encounter with Aggressive Turkeys
An Ottawa man recounts a humorous encounter with two aggressive turkeys that was caught on video.
Source: CBC Technology
Family Health Teams Call for Improved Compensation for Nurses in Ontario
Family health teams in Ontario are advocating for higher wages for nurses to ensure quality primary care for residents.
Source: CBC Health
U.S. Women's Hockey Team Rejects Trump's State of the Union Invitation
The U.S. women's hockey team has opted not to attend Trump's State of the Union address, prioritizing their values over the invitation.
Source: CBC Sports