Cambridge couple removes more than a dozen ticks from their dogNewsDuration 0:39After a short walk through Dumfries Conservation Area in Cambridge, Ont., Rob and Kathy Bull were shocked to find their four-year-old Jack Russell crawling with the eight-legged parasites. They removed ticks from her abdomen, her beard, the top of her head, behind her ears, and off her shoulders. They're reminding others to check themselves and pets after walks.

See cars flying down a residential St. John’s road, blowing past school busesNewsDuration 0:31Parents who live in Kenmount Terrace in St. John’s say they're terrified a child will be hit by a speeding or inattentive driver. Resident Amanda Power has months' worth of video showing drivers breaking the rules of the road.

Inside Łıwegǫ̀atì: Yellowknife's newest health-care buildingNewsDuration 2:30The old Stanton Territorial Hospital in Yellowknife will soon be open for business. Inside, there will be primary care, rehab, long-term care and extended care services. The project is aiming to move the 10 extended care beds in Stanton Territorial Hospital to a new permanent home, as well as satiate the waitlist for beds.

Matthew Perry dead at 54NewsDuration 2:09Ottawa-raised actor Matthew Perry, best known as Chandler Bing on Friends, was found dead in his hot tub over the weekend.

How these ‘soulful conversations’ are helping bridge divides amid global conflictNewsDuration 1:57Cheshmak Farhoumand-Sims, an expert in conflict resolution, hosts “soulful conversations” in her living room to try to bring peace and healing to people scarred by war. She said these discussions are about approaching difficult topics from an open mind, and to share pain and grief in a safe space.

Canadian home prices in April down 1.8% from last year, data showsNewsDuration 1:46Canadian home sales declined 1.7 per cent in April from March, and were up 10.1 per cent on an annual basis, data from the Canadian Real Estate Association shows. The national average selling price was down 1.8 per cent compared to April 2023.

Wildfires can start in an instant in your own backyard. Here are tips to prevent themNewsDuration 1:24Making sure any backyard or campfires are entirely out is a no-brainer. But conservation officer Sara Richards says people can do more around their property to keep it safe as wildfire season approaches. The CBC’s Mark Cumby was at the provincial FireSmart event on Wednesday.

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Police in St. John’s take part in long-running memorial service for colleagues killed in line of dutyNewsDuration 1:05This is National Police Week. On Wednesday, members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary participated in the Peace Officers’ Memorial Day Service. It honours police and peace officers who have lost their lives while on the job. It also acknowledges the friends, families and co-workers who are left to cope with the loss.

Why 4 falcon eggs have a new home, and a new mother, on a Montreal bridgeNewsDuration 1:40For the first time since the 1990s, Quebec’s Transport Ministry and a group of experts have teamed up to relocate a nest of peregrine falcon eggs.

Northern Ontario fire crews head to Manitoba to help fight wildfiresNewsDuration 0:37Fire crews from northern Ontario are in northwest Manitoba helping fight the wildfire burning near Cranberry Portage, Man.. Officials say 41 personnel have been deployed to help fight the 31,000-hectare fire.

Slovak PM Robert Fico in life-threatening condition after shootingNewsDuration 2:31Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia has been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being shot in what his office described as an attempted assassination. A suspect has been detained, local reports said, as police sealed off the scene.

A great big hello from the gentlest of giantsNewsDuration 0:58'Greetings!' is just one way humans acknowledge each other when they meet, but it's far from the only way. From handshakes and hugs to kisses, waves and words in various languages, we have a multitude of ways to say hello — and it turns out elephants aren't quite so different. Behavioural biologist Vesta Eleuteri studies the various methods elephants use to greet one another and says the elephants often remind her of 'the better side of humans.'

When it comes to spud production, Alberta is one hot potato. According to data from Statistics Canada, Alberta accounted for 21.8 per cent of all potato production in this country in 2022 — more than 1.2 million tonnes in all. On the latest This is Edmonton podcast, host Clare Bonnyman sits down with CBC Edmonton reporter Liam Harrap to hear about a massive potato processing plant just south of the city that is one of the contributors to Alberta’s potato prowess. The Little Potato Company opened its new facility in the Nisku Business Park earlier this month. Image: Credit The Little Potato Company

And true crime provides a sense of community where people — largely women (new window) — can bond over their obsession with it, she said. WATCH | The makers behind What Jennifer Did:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. But he doesn't see the public's interest waning any time soon, calling true crime our society's modern myths. True crime has been a problematic genre for centuries, echoed crime writer Weinman, adding that the human impulse for curiosity is potent and powerful.