The Toronto Maple Leafs fired general manager Brad Treliving on Monday, hours before facing the Anaheim Ducks in the second game of a four-game road trip. Toronto sat seventh in the Atlantic Division, 13 points behind the Columbus Blue Jackets for the second wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference. Treliving was hired as general manager of the Maple Leafs on May 31, 2023, replacing Kyle Dubas. Maple Leafs struggled to find consistency this seasonTreliving oversaw a 139-92-27 record with the Leafs, including a 10-10 playoff mark and a first-round series win over the Ottawa Senators. He previously spent seven seasons with the Arizona Coyotes as vice-president of hockey operations and assistant general manager.

will lower colorectal cancer screening age to 45NewsDuration 2:03P.E.I. is lowering the screening age for colorectal cancer from 50 to 45, and it’s the first province in the country to do so. Colorectal cancer is on the rise in younger people, so officials say lowering the screening age is a big deal. CBC’s Connor Lamont reports.

First Light 'not surprised’ by Indigenous over-incarceration in N.L. NewsDuration 2:33First Light says its research shows Indigenous people are far more likely to be incarcerated in N.L. The group is also calling on the province to support culturally relevant programming in correctional facilities.

Town of Kingsville, greenhouses at odds over sewageNewsDuration 2:29The Town of Kingsville and the local greenhouse industry are at odds over recent changes the town made to its bylaws that charge greenhouses more to use a sewage system, which the town says is at risk because greenhouse wastewater is overloading the system. But a group of growers is now suing the town, saying the that the town is targeting the greenhouse industry. The CBC's Acton Clarkin explains.

How war will drive inflation even without a recessionNewsDuration 1:32CBC senior business correspondent Peter Armstrong breaks down how the war in Iran is expected to drive inflation higher even if Canada does not slip into a technical recession.

They would be prohibited from suggesting MAID to any patients as an option — the patient would have to request information on MAID first. WATCH | MAID changes in Alberta forthcoming: Alberta bill to limit MAID to patients likely to die in a year | Duration 1:52 Proposed legislation in Alberta would prevent anyone in the province from accessing medical assistance in dying if they are unlikely to die within 12 months, effectively excluding patients whose sole underlying condition is mental illness. "We are baffled by the proposed bill that has come out and we're feeling heartbroken for our patients," she said in an interview on Sunday. Under the proposed bill, he would not be eligible for MAID. But my heart is at ease knowing he's at peace and no longer in pain," McPherson said.

How provincial budget deficits impact youNewsDuration 2:11Every province that has released a 2026-27 budget is projecting a deficit. But is that cause for concern? Note: P.E.I and Newfoundland and Labrador had not yet released their budgets at the time of publication.

Can we just bury our excess CO2? NewsDuration 3:25Wildfires kill millions of trees, and those dead trees are set to release a second wave of stored carbon dioxide back into the skies. Could carbon bunkers — underground vaults with buried trees — stop that? CBC News’ Johanna Wagstaffe looks into how feasible this radical idea is.

Céline Dion is backNewsDuration 0:58In a 58th birthday surprise, Céline Dion announced she's returning to the concert stage. She will perform twice a week throughout September and October in Paris. Pre-sale for Dion’s 10 shows at the Paris La Défense Arena begins on April 7, with general ticket sales starting April 10.

Any harm to peacekeepers is unacceptable, the ministry said, while reiterating its condemnation "of Israel's attacks in southern Lebanon." A UN peacekeeper patrols near the border village of Alma al-Shaab in southern Lebanon on Feb. 23, 2026. Two UN peacekeepers from Sri Lanka were also injured in October 2024 by an Israeli strike near their watchtower in south Lebanon. WATCH | 3 journalists killed in Israeli strikes over the weekend: Israel kills 3 journalists in southern Lebanon strike | Duration 3:09 Three journalists in southern Lebanon were killed by a targeted Israeli strike Saturday. Israel's military said on Monday that a sixth soldier had been killed in fighting in southern Lebanon.

mother detained with her seven-year-old at an immigration holding facility in Texas is warning others about the risks of navigating the U.S. immigration system under the current administration. They've since been moved to the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Dilley, Texas. They've since been moved to the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Dilley, Texas. (Loren Elliott/Reuters)'Unlawfully detained,' mother saysTania has been living in the U.S. for about five years. Citizenship and Immigration Services told CBC News to contact U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for comment.

Air Canada Flight 8646 departed from Montreal and collided with a fire truck upon landing at LaGuardia airport on March 22, killing two pilots — first officer Mackenzie Gunther and Capt. WATCH | Air Canada CEO to retire later this year, airline says: Air Canada says CEO will retire this year | Duration 1:42 Air ‌Canada CEO Michael Rousseau will retire by the end of the third quarter, after nearly ⁠two ⁠decades ‌with the airline, the company said on Monday. CBC News has reached out both to Air Canada and to the Senate committee to see if Rousseau plans to appear. It's "essential" that the next CEO of Air Canada be bilingual, the prime minister told reporters. Next CEO will have to speak French, says analystIt wasn't the first time that Rousseau came under fire for not speaking French.

An Ottawa father is warning other parents after his teenage son ordered a banned testosterone booster online. An Ottawa father says he was shocked to discover that his teenage son had ordered banned pharmaceuticals from the internet, and is warning others about websites that he says are putting kids at risk. His son had it delivered to his parents' door after ordering it online, paying with a parent's credit card. This package containing enclomiphene citrate, a testosterone booster, arrived at the home of an Ottawa teenager. The company claims the drugs it sells online 'are strictly intended for laboratory research purposes and not for human consumption.'

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is visiting China this week, a trip his office said will build on Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to Canada's second-largest trading partner earlier this year. It resulted in reduced Chinese tariffs on canola seed in exchange for Canada letting 49,000 Chinese EVs into Canada at a reduced 6.1 per cent tariff rate. The Carney government has sought to diversity Canadian trade partners amid uncertainty about the Canada-U.S. trade relationship and U.S. President Donald Trump's ongoing tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, lumber and autos. Ma, who crossed the floor from the Conservatives in December, asked whether McCuaig-Johnston had personally witnessed forced labour in Shenzhen, and whether she'd gotten word of it from "hearsay." WATCH | Finance minister speaks about forced labour: Finance minister says Canada at the 'forefront' of condemning forced labour ahead of China trip | Duration 1:31 Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne was asked on Monday if he would raise the issue of forced labour — specifically regarding Canadian-bound Chinese EVs and parts — while visiting China this week to meet with government and business leaders.

Canada is the 3rd largest exporter of music, Carney saysNewsDuration 0:56'Canada is the third largest exporter of music in the world,' Prime Minister Mark Carney said when asked why it was important to support Canada's music industry.