Ayla, 7, has autism, leading to fears from loved ones that border detention could be disturbing for her. Husband Edward Warner lives with Tania and Ayla in Kingsville, Texas. Tania Warner, 47, is seen with her seven-year-old daughter Ayla Lucas, in this image provided by Warner's husband Edward. Tania and Ayla were held at the Ursula detention centre — the largest U.S. Customs and Border Protection detention centre — for six days. (Submitted by Edward Warner)Democratic Texas Congressman Vicente Gonzalez said in a statement that his office is in contact with the Warner family.

President, I’m Pierre Poilievre. And like three weeks later, my phone blows up and people say, “Hey, how about that apple?” I’m what is, what are they talking about, this apple thing? But they, you know, there’s some legitimate frustrations, but at the end of the day, Canada’s going to be united. Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre sat down for an interview on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast this week. I’m going to keep working on you.

oyster grower hopes new science will help fight diseasesNewsDuration 2:30An oyster grower in Prince Edward Island says he’s hopeful about some recent scientific steps forward. Researchers in New Brunswick have mapped the genome of the MSX disease, while the CFIA has also approved permits for a P.E.I. company to import disease-resistant broodstock to study. CBC’s Nancy Russell explains.

A new Republican-sponsored bill in the U.S. Congress takes aim at Canada's attempts to force foreign streaming companies such as Netflix and Disney+ to pay into Canadian funds for domestic content production. It's designed "to counter Canada's digital trade barriers targeting American streaming companies and content producers," he said in a news release. The bill is aimed at Canada's Online Streaming Act, which has been a trade irritant for the U.S. since it became law in 2023. Netflix is among the members of the Motion Picture Association who support the Republican bill targeting Canada's Online Streaming Act. The idea of forcing streamers to contribute funds toward Canadian content — sometimes dubbed the "Netflix tax" — has been kicked around in Ottawa for more than a decade.

A Manitoba judge has handed a U.S. citizen a nearly three-year prison sentence after he admitted to smuggling a man into Canada near the Emerson border crossing. Sahil Aziz, a 33-year-old from New York, pleaded guilty to human smuggling and offences under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and the Customs Act, after helping a man from Pakistan walk across the Canada-U.S. border into Manitoba last year. "All in all, it was clear that this was a premeditated human smuggling event," Sinclair said. In accepting the joint recommendation, the judge said human smuggling is a serious offence that requires strong deterrence. Aziz received two years for human smuggling and a consecutive 10-month sentence for the Customs Act offence.

The statement does not say how the countries might help, although Defence Minister David McGuinty said Canada is "considering" aiding Iran's neighbours if they seek assistance from the NATO alliance. Iran has effectively blocked the strait since the United States and Israel launched their attack on the country on Feb. 28. About one-fifth of the world's oil and gas supply normally moves through the strait. Canada signed on to the statement shortly after it was published by the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan. In addition, the leaders say they are ready to "contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the strait."

Most Cowboys fans will not want the team going for offensive players, but it never hurts to look at what’s out there. This doesn’t guarantee the Cowboys will draft an offensive player from Georgia. Here are several Georgia players from the offensive side of the ball who have a chance of being a Cowboy. Georgia Offensive Players Deserve Some AttentionThese are just a few names I think could help the Cowboys. The Georgia offense had some talent and now maybe, just maybe, some of that talent can add some depth to the Cowboys offense.

Organizations representing provincial veterinarians in New Brunswick say their members are concerned and some are considering leaving the province after the government announced the end of public veterinary services. The union representing provincial veterinarians, the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, said its members are worried a private-service model won’t be as accessible and cost more. The New Brunswick Veterinary Medical Association has also heard from its members who are provincial veterinarians. Some of the provincial veterinarians that are a part of her association are considering leaving the province following job cuts. Themens said there is already a shortage of large-animal veterinarians and provincial veterinarians are stretched thin covering the service that is 24/7.

This bear just came out of hibernation fashionably lateNewsDuration 1:55The animal care team at Montreal’s Ecomuseum Zoo usually picks the spring day Genie the bear will come out of hibernation based on her activity. But they had no idea strong winds on March 17 would make the black bear hit the snooze button.

Child pornography-related charges were withdrawn Thursday against a former Calgary elementary school principal who entered into a peace bond instead of proceeding to trial. At the time, he was the principal at Sacred Heart School in the southwest community of Sunalta but resigned after charges were laid. On Thursday, Campbell entered into a peace bond, meaning there is an admission that police have a fear that a criminal offence could take place. Entering into this type of peace bond is not a guilty plea, and the accused person does not admit the facts alleged by the Crown. At the request of the Crown, Justice Lloyd Robertson withdrew the criminal charges at the end of the hearing.

The plot’s timing, “a short time after Tumbler Ridge, changes our reaction to it in a way,” Mitchell said. On Feb. 10, an 18-year-old with a history of mental health issues killed two family members at home and six more at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School. “Before Tumbler Ridge, we may (have said), ‘Were they actually going to do it?’ And now, we don’t have the luxury of that thought process anymore. There’s a lot of hate and emotions that people don’t know how to deal with. “Tumbler Ridge was a huge mistake.”Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementShe likes the message that the arrests this week in Manitoba and Nova Scotia send.

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Halifax Nerd Nite connects arcades and algorithmsNewsDuration 2:18Holding a beer while listening to presentations about the Amazon rainforest and why people fall in love with AI were just some of the things attendees enjoyed at Nerd Nite. CBC was given a look inside the city's favourite brainy bash, where the beer flowed as freely as the facts.

At Issue | Pierre Poilievre goes on Joe Rogan’s podcastNewsDuration 21:21At Issue this week: Will Pierre Poilievre’s Joe Rogan’s podcast appearance help him politically, and what will it do for Canada? How Mark Carney has reshaped the Liberals, one year into his leadership. And Avi Lewis emerges as the NDP frontrunner.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to appear on The Joe Rogan Experience, one of the world's most popular podcasts. Poilievre revealed in a social media post on Wednesday that he had recently sat down with host Joe Rogan. WATCH | Poilievre says he argued against U.S. tariffs on Joe Rogan podcast:Début du widget . Poilievre says he used Joe Rogan Podcast to argue against U.S. tariffs and 'fight for Canada'Set to appear on The Joe Rogan Podcast Thursday afternoon, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he 'used the podcast to argue in favour of removing' U.S. tariffs. The Conservative leader was visiting Austin, Texas, where Rogan resides, as part of a larger U.S. trip.