Carney slams Air Canada CEO's English-only LaGuardia collision statementNewsDuration 2:37Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is 'very disappointed' in Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau for issuing an English-only condolence statement after the deadly LaGuardia Airport collision. Quebec politicians are calling for Rousseau's resignation.

The Liberal government's politically contentious new anti-hate bill has passed its final hurdle in the House of Commons and will now go to the Senate. The Liberals got Bloc support by including a clause that would remove the religious exemption from Canada's hate speech law. WATCH | Fraser says amendment 'will not criminalize faith':Début du widget . Fin du widget . A number of religious groups also raised concerns about the removal of the religious exemption.

For every day the war in the Middle East drags on, the crisis in energy markets deepens. The price of everything from gas and oil to jet fuel and plastics is rising sharply. That crisis is set to get dramatically worse over the next week or two. Energy shipments stopped in their tracks on February 28 when the war began and Iran effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz. WATCH | Canada pitches energy projects at oil conference:Meanwhile, oil industry executives and policymakers are meeting in Houston for the annual CERAWeek conference, often described as the energy sector's version of Davos.

Barrie, Ont., music teacher, Jennifer Elise Lawrence, is headed to criminal court to face charges of sex‑related offences involving a male student. The charges against Lawrence, 32, include including sexual exploitation, child luring, sexual assault, and making sexually explicit materials available to a person under 18, reports the New York Post. Lawrence was a teacher at Maple Ridge Secondary School in Barrie. A provincial judge has committed the matter to trial, with the prosecution having enough evidence for a trial to proceed. Two publication bans were ordered last April protecting the identity of the complainant and any evidence heard in court from being released.

The Greens have been calling for more transparency from IRAC, but said government should act instead of launching a review. Green Leader Matt MacFarlane has been calling for more transparency from IRAC, but says government should act instead of launching a study. Last fall, the topic dominated the fall sitting of the legislature after MLAs learned a 2018 land report from IRAC didn't actually exist. WATCH | Long-sought 2018 land report doesn't exist, IRAC says in letter: Long-sought 2018 land report doesn't exist, IRAC says in letter | Duration 2:27 P.E.I. The province provided no timeline for when the review would begin, or how long it will take.

An addictions recovery centre proposed for Ottawa in the wake of the death of actor Matthew Perry is still going forward, but will not bear the Hollywood star's name. It comes after Matthew Perry House made the "very difficult decision" to step away from the project, founder and executive director Caitlin Morrison said on Wednesday. (Patrick Louiseize/CBC)Split was amicableThe foundation's plans for the facility included housing, on-site care and a "comprehensive range of support services" for roughly 160 people going through the recovery process. The decision to part ways was made "amicably," according to a joint statement issued by Matthew Perry House, The Royal and several of the project's other partners. "The project team is united in its commitment to delivering much-needed supportive housing, centered on wellness and recovery.

The Dominican Republic national police are investigating the death of a 19-year-old Quebecer who was shot and killed early Monday morning in the province of Puerto Plata. Based on preliminary information, the young man was travelling with his 26-year-old brother and both were staying at a hotel. According to the police spokesperson, his brother told investigators they had left the hotel around 4 a.m. on a scooter to buy food. Investigators visited the scene to gather evidence, including photographs and fingerprints, said the spokesperson for the Dominican Republic's police force. In a statement, Global Affairs Canada told CBC News it was aware that a Canadian citizen had died in the Dominican Republic.

US Position on Donbas"He said an important thing... he finally understood that the U.S. position is that they'll only support security guarantees if Ukraine quits Donbas," Dmitriev said. While acknowledging the U.S. stance on Donbas, Zelenskiy said Washington needed to understand "that the eastern part of our country is part of our security guarantees". He wants robust security guarantees from international partners to ensure that Russia does not restart hostilities in the future, after any peace deal is agreed. Russia has also informed the U.S. of recent drone attacks by Ukraine on Russian energy infrastructure, which he called an attempt to exacerbate the global energy crisis, he said. Impact on Russian Oil ExportsAt least 40% of Russia's oil export capacity is at a halt following Ukrainian drone attacks, a disputed attack on a major pipeline and the seizure of tankers, according to Reuters calculations.

Alberta and Ottawa have reached an "agreement-in-principle" that puts the province in control of regulating its methane emissions, with final rules expected by the end of this year. "By partnering with Alberta on a methane equivalency agreement, we will cut emissions while ensuring we protect Canadian jobs and build a more competitive and resilient energy sector." The Alberta government says without an equivalency agreement, both federal and provincial rules would apply, increasing costs and creating duplication. Federal methane regulations would be stood down in Alberta, with equivalent provincial regulations in place, the agreement-in-principle says. One was a co-operation agreement on streamlined project reviews, and the two governments announced an agreement-in-principle on that earlier this month.

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Heated Rivalry and North of North spearhead CSA nominationsNewsDuration 1:14Though they won’t be getting recognition at the Emmys this season, Canadian series Heated Rivalry and North of North were showered with nominations at the Canadian Screen Awards. Clarification: The production of North of North, mentioned in the video above is co-commissioned by CBC and Netflix, in partnership with APTN.

A tearful Savannah Guthrie, in her first interview since her 84-year-old mother was apparently abducted from her Arizona home, said that "someone needs to do the right thing" and come forward with information to help the investigation. Guthrie said she wakes in the middle of each night thinking about what her mother went through. It is Guthrie's first interview since her mother was reported missing on Feb. 1. Both Guthrie and Kotb were crying during the brief portion of the interview aired Wednesday. Kotb, Guthrie's former co-host, has returned to Today while Guthrie has been away.

Dartmouth's indoor skatepark doubles as community spaceNewsDuration 2:13The Hub is a multi-use facility where music and art lessons take place under the same roof as an indoor skatepark. The CBC's Alex Guye has the story.

Wab Kinew explains PST cut on prepared foodsNewsDuration 9:53Premier Wab Kinew’s is holding a news conference at Red River Co-op on Grant Avenue. He provides more details on a key measure from Manitoba’s provincial budget removing the provincial sales tax on prepared foods, which items will qualify, and what it means for your grocery bill.