Gas prices continue to rise in the GTA, drivers are feeling it at the pumpsNewsDuration 2:40Gas prices are continuing to rise in the Greater Toronto Area. Overnight, prices went up as much as eight cents at gas stations and a fuel analyst says this won't be the last time we see an increase at the pumps. CBC's Mercedes Gaztambide has the story.

A mudslide triggered by heavy rainfall in Coquitlam, B.C., has left several residents displaced and searching for answers, with some pointing to major construction projects on the slope above as a possible factor. The slide came down Thursday in the 1900 block of Pipeline Road, near the Coquitlam River, after days of heavy rain from an unusually long atmospheric river. Coquitlam Search and Rescue team respond after a mudslide in the 1900 block of Pipeline Road in Coquitlam, British Columbia, on Thursday March 19, 2026. is also adding 50 kilometres of new gas pipeline between Coquitlam and Squamish and construction work is ongoing at Eagle Mountain. WATCH | Residents recall being airlifted from Coquitlam mudslide area: Residents recall being airlifted from Coquitlam mudslide area | Duration 5:23 Jamie Anderson and her husband Cody were airlifted from her in-law's home in Coquitlam Thursday after days of heavy rain triggered a mudslide there.

Spring is heralded by the return of geese, but to many in Alberta's poultry industry, migration means something different. With last year's avian flu season considered the worst in years, farmers are being mindful to avoid their flocks contracting the disease.

I gripped my phone, trying to listen, while my mind rushed ahead to everything I would not be able to do. I would grieve from here, my new home in Edmonton — an ocean and nearly a day of travel away from Nigeria. This kind of grief didn’t come with a dish dropped off at my door or arms wrapped tightly around me. It meant finding money I didn’t have, time off I couldn’t easily take and rearranging a life I had worked so hard to build in Canada. It felt like choosing between the life I was building and the people I had left behind.

U.S. President Donald Trump drew sharp rebukes from Democratic and some Republican officials following his blunt statement on former FBI director Robert Mueller's death. Trump posted Saturday on social media about Mueller minutes after his death was announced. "Robert Mueller just died. Good, I'm glad he's dead," Trump wrote, adding, "He can no longer hurt innocent people!" "The judgement of Robert Mueller has moved to a much higher court," Stone wrote.

A Squamish, B.C., woman is on the search of her life — she is looking for her wedding dress that went missing after it was accidentally donated to the Port Kells Salvation Army. A Squamish, B.C., woman is searching for her missing wedding dress she believes was accidentally donated. And for Delgado, it’s more than just a wedding dress. Olivia Delgado said her and her late mother cried when she tried on her wedding dress for the first time. The back of Olivia Delgado's wedding dress is shown in a photo from her wedding day.

He told CBC Toronto a glitch on the Ticketmaster website caused him to accidentally purchase resale tickets. Taylor Swift fans told CBC Toronto they wish the planned price cap on resale tickets had been in effect for the pop star's Toronto concerts in 2024. “Capping ticket resale is a really good first step, but it won’t fix affordability on its own,” he told CBC Toronto. “My biggest concern is that prices may shift elsewhere, higher base ticket prices, hidden fees,” he said. When resale prices climb far beyond face value, it risks turning fans off of live shows, Chalut said.

Spring is here, along with melting snow, chirping birds and more daylight, as these photos in the latest edition of Your Lens show. (Submitted by Jim Turnbull)Send us your photos or videos by email to cbcnb@cbc.ca and put the words Your Lens in the subject line. Keep in mind this feature is all about New Brunswick, so photos have to be of subjects within this province. We don't publish black-and-white photos or heavily edited photos, such as anything over-saturated or with filters. We'll share the photos and videos here and we might use them on our other platforms, such as our suppertime TV newscast.

Thousands of athletes attend CheerExpo in Nova ScotiaNewsDuration 2:56The national event has been running in Halifax for more than two decades. The highly competitive event draws athletes from across the country.

Now that the people are no longer missing, their identity is no longer in the public interest. An Amber Alert issued after two young children were reported missing on Saturday in Trois-Rivières, Que., about 150 kilometres northeast of Montreal, has ended. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) said on Sunday morning that both children were found safe and sound in Saint-Paulin, northwest of Trois-Rivières. A suspect was arrested and is expected to meet with investigators later in the day, the SQ said. The alert was issued at about 4 a.m.

The Guess Who is back and living their ‘teenage dream’NewsDuration 12:16After six decades of making music and a hard-fought battle to reclaim their band name, Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings are reunited and taking The Guess Who on tour again, telling The National’s Ian Hanomansing that while times have changed, they’re still ready to rock.

Inside the Classroom: a conversation about mistrust among some parentsRadioDuration 16:54As part of our Inside the Classroom series, Elise Stolte drops by to tell us what teachers have told her about growing mistrust within the school system. We then hear from the Cardus Institute - a Christian think tank - for their position on this issue.

Now Galea plans for wildfire season every year. WATCH | How to prepare for wildfire season: It's wildfire season. People should also ensure they have insurance and will be covered during wildfire season, said Kumka. He said people can’t get insurance during a wildfire event and that there were cases during the 2016 wildfire where people didn’t renew their insurance. Stephen Lacroix, managing director for the Alberta Emergency Management Agency, said his first piece of advice is to have emergency plans for natural disasters beyond wildfires.

Black Bear Indian Relay team readies horses for 2026NewsDuration 2:04With the snow beginning to melt, the Black Bear Indian Relay team is gearing up for its second season, including competing at the Calgary Stampede. Its debut last season brought several victories.

This week, Canada issued new advice for Canadian companies thinking of Cuban possibilities, warning of "payment risks" amid an "ongoing liquidity crisis." A Cuban-Canadian hotel boom and bustMany Canadian companies have found lucrative opportunities in Cuba. WATCH | What you need to know about travelling to Cuba: Canada has issued a travel advisory for Cuba. Canadian companies, she said, "could be subject to legal claims for labour exploitation, environmental damages." Cuban Canadian Felix Blanco, who grew up around the tourist city of Varadero, attends a protest in Montreal on July 24, 2021.