Новости за 24.03.2024

We want to know where you draw the line between your kids’ public and private life.

Kerry Tucker estimates he’s spent about $270,000 on the renovations so far and says his goal is to restore the hotel back to the way it looked in the early 1900s.

Israeli forces besieged two more Gaza hospitals on Sunday, pinning down medical teams under heavy gunfire, the Palestinian Red Crescent said, while Israel said it had captured 480 militants in continued clashes at Gaza's main Al-Shifa Hospital.

Rachel Homan and her Ottawa-based team of Tracy Fleury, Emma Miskew and Sarah Wilkes captured gold at the women’s curling world championship on Sunday in Sydney, N.S.

Family and friends of those still missing after an attack that killed more than 130 people at a suburban Moscow concert hall waited for news of their loved ones as Russia observed a day of national mourning on Sunday.

There were more than 4,000 customers without power in New Brunswick on Sunday morning following a storm that began Saturday.

The Nigerian army on Sunday rescued students and staff who were abducted by gunmen from a school in the country's north earlier this month, the military said, days before a deadline to pay a ransom.

Many animals — primarily predators — moved activity to night to avoid increase in hikers as some prey animals were more active during day, B.C.-led survey finds.

Christine Blasey Ford was propelled into the public sphere in 2018 when she testified in front of the U.S. Senate judiciary committee that Brett Kavanaugh, then a U.S. Supreme Court nominee, sexually assaulted her when they were both teenagers. Now she's revisiting those dark days in her new memoir.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

Even with the heavy snowfall that just hit southern Alberta, it's still springtime, and some well-known bears across the Canadian Rockies are emerging from hibernation.

A Halifax senior says major issues selling her home of 50 years have become a cautionary tale for those in old duplexes around the city.

Brain injuries are misunderstood and isolating. They can have little to no external signs but completely upend someone’s inner workings and daily life. In the absence of robust, consistent supports across Canada, survivors turn to one another.

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly made it clear within minutes of the passage of the NDP's motion on Israel and the Gaza war that the government didn't regard it as just another non-binding opposition day motion that could be swiftly forgotten.

Physicians are sounding the alarm after more than a hundred spaces reserved for training new family doctors in Ontario went unfilled this year.

For most of her career in Newfoundland,Lindsey Harrington did what she preached: she stayed on the island instead of finding work on the mainland. But life had other plans for her.

According to Radio-Canada’s Enquête program, Rio Tinto’s brand as an eco-friendly business is contradicted by its environmental record in Quebec as well as its footprint in the Amazon region of Brazil.

The Black Theatre Workshop is closing the season with Every Day She Rose, a play that raises important questions about intersectionality, police brutality and perspective. The company is also launching a new podcast featuring Canada’s most exciting theatre artists, musicians and storytellers.

A female killer whale that beached in northern Vancouver Island died Saturday morning despite efforts by the community to push the mammal back into the water.

The Winnipeg singer sang her song 'Butterfly' during the segment honouring late Canadian musicians and music industry professionals Gordon Lightfoot, Robbie Robertson, Chad Allan, Eleanor Collins, and more.

The Yukon Native Hockey tournament, happening this weekend in Whitehorse, is the largest hockey event of the year in the territory. Over the course of the weekend, 56 teams will play 99 games of hockey across eight divisions.

Second-half goals by Cyle Larin and Jacob Shaffelburg sent Canada to Copa America with a 2-0 win over a well-organized Trinidad and Tobago in a CONCACAF Nations League play-in match Saturday in Frisco, Texas.

Canada's Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier put on a passionate performance to win silver in ice dance Saturday at the world figure skating championships in Montreal.