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“FCC Bans Chinese Robots...

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has made a decision to prohibit the import...

“Rare Whooping Crane Sighting...

A striking five-foot-tall bird with brilliant white feathers is turning heads in Alberta....

“Muskrats Designated as ‘Special...

The Northwest Territories Species at Risk Committee (SARC) has designated muskrats as a...

“Oscar Nods Inspire Sheridan...

Students from the animation program at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, are thrilled...

“Global Festivities: St. Patrick’s Day Celebrated Worldwide”

St. Patrick's Day is commemorated each year on March 17, which is known as the traditional day of Ireland's patron saint's passing. This day has evolved into a global celebration of Irish culture and heritage. Take a look at the festivities and parades happening in various locations, both in Canada and around the world. In Dublin, a performer dressed as St. Patrick delighted onlookers during the St. Patrick's Day parade. The event in Dublin was filled with joy and celebration as people gathered to enjoy the festivities. In Canada, the St. Patrick's Day parade in Rawdon, Que., was led by grand marshal Rev. Rodney Clark over the weekend....

Allies Reject Trump’s Request for Warship Escort

Several U.S. allies have rejected Donald Trump's request to deploy warships for escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran has entered its third week, causing the critical waterway to be mostly closed off, impacting global energy prices and raising inflation concerns. The lack of consultation with allies before airstrikes on Iran has led countries like Germany, Spain, and Italy to refrain from sending ships to assist in reopening the Strait of Hormuz. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz highlighted the absence of mandates from international bodies and criticized the lack of prior consultation by Washington and Israel. During a news conference in Washington, Trump expressed...

Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59

Former Liberal cabinet minister Kirsty Duncan has passed away at 59 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Duncan, born on October 31, 1966, served...

Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59

Former Liberal cabinet minister Kirsty Duncan has passed away at 59 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Duncan, born on October 31, 1966, served as the Liberal MP for Etobicoke North in Toronto for five terms from 2008 to...

“Canadian Armed Forces Conduct Arctic Combat Training”

Canadian Armed Forces helicopters are currently conducting Exercise STRIKING BAT, a major combat training event aimed at preparing military forces for operations in Arctic and sub-Arctic environments. The exercise, involving six CH-146 Griffin helicopters, will be visible and audible...

“FCC Bans Chinese Robots and Inverters, China Responds”

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has made a decision to prohibit the import of new foreign-manufactured humanoid robots and power inverters due to concerns about national security risks, specifically targeting China. In response, Beijing has accused the U.S. of...

“Surge in Copper Wire Thefts Disrupts Bell’s Telecom Services”

Bell has reported a notable increase in incidents of copper wire theft within its telecommunications infrastructure in 2026, leading to disruptions in phone and internet services. The company has documented 993 cases of copper theft and vandalism between January...

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“FCC Bans Chinese Robots and Inverters, China Responds”

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has made a decision to prohibit the import of new foreign-manufactured humanoid robots and power inverters due to concerns...

“Rare Whooping Crane Sighting Thrills Alberta Birders”

A striking five-foot-tall bird with brilliant white feathers is turning heads in Alberta. Jonah O'Brien, an avid birder from Calgary, rushed to see a...

“Muskrats Designated as ‘Special Concern’ in N.W.T. due to Drought Threat”

The Northwest Territories Species at Risk Committee (SARC) has designated muskrats as a species of "special concern" for the first time due to the...

“Oscar Nods Inspire Sheridan Animation Students”

Students from the animation program at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, are thrilled about two movies created by alumni that have received Oscar nominations....

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“Grad Students Use AI to Track Nocturnal Bird Migration”

A groundbreaking research project led by two graduate students at the University of Windsor is actively monitoring the nocturnal migration of birds across Canada....

“Canadian Runner Rory Linkletter Shatters National Half Marathon Record Under 1 Hour”

Canadian runner Rory Linkletter made history by breaking the national half marathon record in Houston, finishing in 59 minutes and 49 seconds. This achievement marked the first time a Canadian has completed a half marathon in under an hour....

“Marketplace Roundup: Drug Ads, Airline Discomfort & More”

Missed any news this week? No worries. The CBC's Marketplace has gathered the essential consumer and health updates you should know about. To receive this roundup directly in your inbox, subscribe to the Marketplace newsletter every Friday. Welcome back! I'm...

“Experts Warn of Escalating Tensions in Colombia-Venezuela Border”

Local security experts are concerned about the impact of the recent U.S. attack on Venezuela on guerrilla groups operating along the country's border with Colombia. Following the Jan. 3 attacks, reports have emerged of increased guerrilla movements on both...

Manitoba Judge Rules Against Minister in Polar Bear Permit Dispute

A Manitoba judge has ruled that Minister of Natural Resources Ian Bushie must review his decision to deny permits to a company that used to offer polar bear tours in large tundra vehicles near Churchill. The judge found that...

“FCC Bans Chinese Robots and Inverters, China Responds”

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has made a decision to prohibit the import of new foreign-manufactured humanoid robots and power inverters due to concerns about national security risks, specifically targeting China. In response, Beijing has accused the U.S. of...

“Rare Whooping Crane Sighting Thrills Alberta Birders”

A striking five-foot-tall bird with brilliant white feathers is turning heads in Alberta. Jonah O'Brien, an avid birder from Calgary, rushed to see a whooping crane spotted near the city on Tuesday. This sighting marked O'Brien's first encounter with...

“Muskrats Designated as ‘Special Concern’ in N.W.T. due to Drought Threat”

The Northwest Territories Species at Risk Committee (SARC) has designated muskrats as a species of "special concern" for the first time due to the threat posed by persistent drought conditions impacting their ecosystems across the territory. According to a...

“Oscar Nods Inspire Sheridan Animation Students”

Students from the animation program at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, are thrilled about two movies created by alumni that have received Oscar nominations. They are inspired by the success of these graduates and aspire to achieve similar accomplishments...

“Record-Breaking Trade Boosts PWHL Teams”

The Ottawa Charge and Vancouver Goldeneyes of the PWHL made a significant trade involving six players on Sunday evening, setting a new league record for the most players in a single trade at this point in the season. The...

“Canadian Runner Rory Linkletter Shatters National Half Marathon Record Under 1 Hour”

Canadian runner Rory Linkletter made history by breaking the national half marathon record in Houston, finishing in 59 minutes and 49 seconds. This achievement marked the first time a Canadian has completed a half marathon in under an hour....

“George R.R. Martin Reflects on Year of Triumphs and Tribulations”

Renowned author George R.R. Martin recently shared an update with his fans on his blog, reflecting on the tumultuous period he has been going through, marked by both challenges and achievements. The mind behind the iconic Song of Ice...

“Surge in Copper Wire Thefts Disrupts Bell’s Telecom Services”

Bell has reported a notable increase in incidents of copper wire theft within its telecommunications infrastructure in 2026, leading to disruptions in phone and internet services. The company has documented 993 cases of copper theft and vandalism between January...

“Grad Students Use AI to Track Nocturnal Bird Migration”

A groundbreaking research project led by two graduate students at the University of Windsor is actively monitoring the nocturnal migration of birds across Canada. Natalie Emerick and Madison Bygrove have deployed 100 acoustic recorders spanning from Vancouver Island to...

“Banff Sunshine Village Prepares for Summer Ski Season”

Banff Sunshine Village is gearing up for a unique summer ski season after experiencing exceptional snowfall this winter. The regular winter ski season is set to end on May 18, with plans to reopen for a 16-day summer ski...

Can U.S. manufacturing be great again?

Editor's note: In April, the White House announced sweeping tariffs to revitalize American manufacturing. But will production indeed return to U.S. soil as the Trump administration hopes? CGTN has launched a five-part "Return of American Manufacturing?" series to explore...

The tariff hammer falls – but on whom?

Tariffs are "for national security, to protect jobs and to fight unfair trade practices." Really? According to the latest polls, the vast majority of Americans neither support the government's tariff policy nor believe it will create jobs. In reality,...