CBC reporter, curling great Colleen Jones named to Order of Canada
Whether it's been behind a microphone or behind a curling rock, Colleen Jones has always been a trailblazer. For more than 40 years, Jones has paved a new way for women...
The National | Mourning Pelé, OPP murder case, Politics at issue
Dec. 29, 2022 | Remembering the legacy of Brazilian soccer superstar Pelé. Plus, answers to some of the burning questions in Canadian politics.
Canadian politics in 2022 | At Issue answers your questions
The At Issue panel answers audience questions about some of the biggest issues in Canadian politics this year and for the year ahead.
Competition Tribunal clears the way for Rogers-Shaw merger to go ahead
The Competition Tribunal has dismissed an application from Canada's competition watchdog seeking to block Rogers Communications' proposed $26-billion purchase of Shaw Communications, clearing a path for the deal to go through.It...
Bedard’s 6 points power Canada past Austria for 2nd straight blowout win at world juniors
Connor Bedard had two goals and four assists as Canada pounded Austria 11-0 for the host country's second straight blowout win at the world junior hockey championship Thursday.The 17-year-old phenom...
Big Tobacco’s divestment from Quebec’s Medicago ‘a step in the right direction’ for its COVID vaccine
Tobacco company Philip Morris International has divested all of its shares from Medicago, a Canadian vaccine collaborator whose plant-based COVID-19 vaccine, Covifenz, was initially rejected by the World Health Organization over...
Pelé, a Name That Became Shorthand for Perfection
Tostão, his old teammate, has said that Brazilian players learn to separate themselves from their identities — that the nicknames by which so many earn their money and their fame...
Netanyahu sworn in for unprecedented 6th term in Israel after being ousted last year
Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday returned to power for an unprecedented sixth term as Israel's prime minister, taking the helm of the most right-wing and religiously conservative government in the country's...
Their Pride flag was vandalized 4 times. Now this N.S. business is flooded with support
The owners of a store in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley say they've been overwhelmed by community support after speaking out about the destruction of Pride flags they displayed of their business. Sue...
Supersized snowman’s fate in peril as weather warms
Nature giveth but hopefully won't — with warmer temperatures ahead — taketh away, the architect behind a towering Ottawa snowman says. Chris Moller took advantage of both the recent dump of wet snow...