The video, posted earlier this month by Saskatoon vintage clothing store Seven Sundays, showed a person wrapped in a blanket, apparently trying to steal a pair of socks. Many questioned the decision to post the video, calling it dehumanizing and accusing the business of exploiting a vulnerable person for clicks. WATCH | This TikTok video posted by Seven Sundays was deleted after criticism: This TikTok video posted by Seven Sundays was deleted after criticism | Duration 0:30 The video, posted by Saskatoon vintage clothing store Seven Sundays, showed a person apparently trying to steal a pair of socks. Thick n Thrift, a vintage store opening soon in Saskatoon, posted this message in response to the video controversy. Sam Murphy is co-owner of Saskatoon vintage store Seven Sundays.

Air Canada plane's nose 'disintegrated' following runway crash | Hanomansing TonightNewsDuration 8:36Two pilots died after an Air Canada Express plane collided with a Port Authority fire truck at New York City's second largest airport. CBC's Katie Nicholson shares more from the scene about the incident and how travel is impacted at LaGuardia.

The first set of deadlines in the deal include:A co-operation agreement on impact assessments. A trilateral MOU with the Pathways companies. Deals on the industrial carbon tax and working with oilsands companies to develop the Pathways carbon capture project, however, are proving more difficult. Smith confident in foreign company interestThe Alberta government continues to develop the new oil pipeline project proposal, including the consideration of five potential ports in British Columbia. Still, Alberta’s premier is confident there will be interest from foreign companies and sovereign wealth funds to invest in the potential pipeline.

coroner's office is investigating after a person died following an avalanche in a remote area in the far northwestern part of the province Sunday. RCMP say police got a satellite SOS Sunday afternoon reporting an avalanche. It happened near Pleasant Camp and the Klehini River, close to the B.C.-Alaska border. Unfortunately, one was deceased, and the other four were uninjured, based on the information that I have," said Sgt. Avalanche Canada is rating the avalanche risk in the area as "considerable."

The family of a man accused of killing his mother when he was a teen applauded and cried in a Winnipeg courtroom after a Manitoba judge ordered a stay of proceedings in the case Monday morning. Since early February, a jury has heard arguments about whether the 23-year-old man killed his 51-year-old mother in 2019. The judge said there was never any evidence the accused knew his mother did not have a will when she died. "This was a highly prejudicial series of questions, intended to suggest [he] had a financial motive to murder his mother,” Champagne said. A stay of proceedings in a homicide trial is uncommon, but the Crown has 30 days to appeal, Lockyer said.

An inmate who was on the loose after escaping a jail in Shediac has been caught, New Brunswick RCMP said in a press release late Monday afternoon. Lewis had escaped from Southeast Regional Correctional Centre, about 25 kilometres northeast of Moncton, around 5:20 p.m. on Feb. 12. Shediac Mayor Roger Caissie said he expects the RCMP and province to be transparent about how the escape happened. (Erica Butler/CBC)Shediac mayor has questionsReached by phone after Lewis was caught, Shediac Mayor Roger Caissie said it was good news. The jail opened in Shediac in 2012, and Caissie said there's been no other issues for the area besides this escape.

Let’s get after it, and yes, a few will be left out, but let me give you my top three as of today. Jalen ThompsonI am starting with the guy they spent the most money on in over a decade, Jalen Thompson. Last season, he played 15 games and finished with his lowest defensive completion percentage of his career — 62.3%. A running back just won the Super Bowl MVP, you need a above-average back that can still run the rock in this league. I think he plans on the tag even if they can’t agree on a new deal, but whatever.

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The U.S. Senate confirmed Markwayne Mullin as homeland security secretary late Monday, approving President Donald Trump's nominee to take over the embattled department after the firing of Kristi Noem during a public backlash over the administration's immigration enforcement and mass deportation operations. And he tangled with the Republican chairman of the homeland security committee, who questioned Mullin's character and temperament during last week's combative confirmation hearing. | About That | Duration 2:50 Andrew Chang explains what led up to U.S. President Donald Trump's firing of Kristi Noem, the secretary of Homeland Security. Mullin and Donald Trump attended the NCAA Wrestling Championships together, in Tulsa, Okla., on March 18, 2023. Mullin was a strong supporter of Trump's immigration agenda and ICE officers before being tapped for the DHS job.

Mi'kmaw artist's exhibition revisits 50-year journeyNewsDuration 2:24Leonard Paul's exhibition, The Best of Two Worlds, translates his imagination and creativity onto canvas through the lens of two-eyed seeing. The CBC's Alex Guye has the story.

Nova Scotia RCMP say they are continuing to search for a man who went missing from Colchester County last week, as the Mounties follow up on tips of possible sightings. Carlie McCann says Lorette walks with a noticeable gait, which has also been described to RCMP as a "strut." McCann said officers and ground search and rescue crews have been following up reports of possible sightings of Lorette on doorbell cameras in the area. "We're asking that anyone who has the doorbell cameras, trail cameras in the area, please review those and have a look at your own property," said McCann. McCann said an RCMP dog team has also been involved in the search, as well as the Civil Air Search and Rescue Association.

Can the N.L. mining industry boom without an environmental bust? NewsDuration 2:54At least 31 of Canada’s 34 critical minerals can be found in Newfoundland and Labrador, and the mining industry is ramping up to get them. But can that expansion happen without big social and environmental costs? We asked two experts to weigh in.

Video shows Air Canada plane crashing into fire truck on tarmacNewsDuration 0:20CCTV footage caught the moment an Air Canada passenger jet carrying ‌72 passengers and four crew members collided with a fire truck while landing at New York's LaGuardia airport late Sunday. Two pilots were killed in the crash.

After months of lobbying from the Jewish community and escalating antisemitic violence, Toronto police are moving to restrict anti-Israel demonstrators from residential areas near Bathurst and Sheppard, the heart of the city’s Jewish community. Protests have occurred there regularly since not long after the October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel by Hamas. Three prominent Toronto-based Jewish groups had called for action after three synagogues were targeted by gunfire, and a March 14 incident at Bathurst and Sheppard where anti-Israel protesters held signs that dehumanized Jews and promoted hate-inciting antisemitic rhetoric. “Our community has consistently refused to accept the normalization of intimidation on residential streets in the heart of a heavily Jewish neighbourhood,” B’nai Brith Canada said Monday in a social media post lauding the police policy change. “The Toronto Police Service facilitates lawful demonstrations while balancing the rights of participants with the safety of the broader public,” she said.

Tracking down the Canadians profiting off hate speechNewsDuration 1:21Online extremist content is influencing real-life violence. To creators, it’s free speech and it’s also big business. The fifth estate follows the money to track down the Canadians behind Entropy, a platform launched in 2019 that’s now hosting and funding white supremacists.