Playful pups try to befriend a cranky swanDuration: 00:14These two dogs approach the elegant swan with tails wagging and playful intentions. From the very start, it becomes evident that the swan does not want new friends! Follow @thai_ridgeback_che

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Signal failure led to deadly train crash in India” – below is their description. Indian authorities have completed rescue operations after a rail crash that killed at least 275 people, the country’s deadliest in more than two decades. CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

4 regional seed since 2006 to make a super regional when it held off Dallas Baptist 6-5 in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Virginia defeated East Carolina 8-3 in Charlottesville to make a super regional for the second time in three years. Indiana State, hosting a regional for the first time, won 11-8 over Iowa to make its first super regional. Oregon beat Xavier 11-2 to return to supers for the first time since 2012. 5 LSU will face Oregon State, which eliminated Sam Houston State 3-1 a.

📺PM @MorawieckiM in an interview for @CBC about Polish-Canadian cooperation, strengthening NATO's eastern flank and support for Ukraine. 📺PM @MorawieckiM in an interview for @CBC about Polish-Canadian cooperation, strengthening NATO's eastern flank and support for Ukraine. ▶️ https://t.co/cmSuTxqROC pic.twitter.com/mjYFoIksPf — Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (@PremierRP_en) June 4, 2023Speaking to CBC's Rosemary Barton, the Polish prime minister argued that allies "should be more generous in weapon delivery to Ukraine." He added that he believed Ukraine deserved being "presented with a very quick path to NATO." During a meeting in Toronto on Friday, Morawiecki and Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reaffirmed their support for Ukraine against Russia.

Ukrainian immigrant touched by outpouring of support in her quest to speak fluent EnglishAlexandra Dubova posted on Facebook asking people if they’d be interested in joining her for a one-hour walk around Adam’s Pond in Paradise, as a way to socialize and help her improve her English. (Jessica Singer/CBC - image credit)Jessica Singer/CBCAs a recent Ukrainian immigrant to Newfoundland and Labrador, Alexandra Dubova is eager to improve her English. LISTEN | Ukrainian improving her English through walks around the pondThe post received hundreds of likes, comments and shares. Dubova says people from all over the country responded and that around 40 Newfoundlanders offered to help her practise speaking English. But others say she is well on her way to speaking fluent English.

That’s according to the hundreds of comments the government received about the idea over the last few months. In February, the Liberals asked the public to weigh in on their plan to let people opt out of a formal in-person or online ceremony and instead take the Oath of Citizenship with the click of a mouse. It’s expected to save people roughly three months of waiting between taking their citizenship test and officially becoming a Canadian. In the latter half of 2022, fewer than 10 per cent of citizenship ceremonies were in person, and the vast majority were held over video conference, according to government data provided to Parliament. Critics said government backlogs and a lack of available in-person ceremonies were a poor reason to threaten the time-honoured tradition.

Pride was born as a protest, it’s always been a protest, and is still a protest. Free speech is indeed still free: if Catholic parents, trustees and educators want to exercise their freedom they can do it without public funding. Do not begrudge anyone their party, but a party and a protest can be the same thing. Free speech is free and it is glorious. People who don’t like the protest part of Pride can sit this one out perhaps.

Gabriela is ready to move out of her parents’ home in Mississauga where she is living rent-free. The 27-year-old teacher has saved up a lot of money and wants to take the next step, but doesn’t know whether she should rent or buy property. “I want to move out ideally to my own purchased home or rent without a roommate,” Gabriela says. “I would like to know how to best allocate my money,” Gabriela says. I think anyone living at home with their parents should consider the cost of renting to quantify the benefit of living rent-free.

Greek authorities rescued 91 migrants from a river islet and transferred them to a processing center near the border with Turkey, police said Sunday. The migrants had been on an islet on Evros River at least since Friday, when nongovernmental organizations emailed Greek authorities alerting them to their presence there. By early Sunday, the migrants had moved to the Greek side, enabling the rescue operation, a statement from the prime minister’s office said. Almost all of the land border between Greece and Turkey is formed by the Evros River, called Meric in Turkey. Greece has built a high fence along much of the border to prevent migrants crossing, and is planning to further extend it.

Caroline Ehrhardt soared over 14 metres and set the Canadian triple jump record by a single centimetre at a track and field meet last weekend in London, Ont. Ehrhardt is 31 years old and has been working toward a jump like this for 18 years. but definitely that 14-metre mark and establishing myself as the best Canadian female triple jumper ever, that has been huge,” she said. At 13, she was already focusing on triple jump, an event she calls “one giant rhythmic puzzle” that demands both explosiveness and “poetic patience.” In her Grade 10 statistics class, she did a project on the characteristics of elite triple jumpers. She set her goals high: to be Canada’s first female triple jumper to make it to the Olympics.

Legal expert on the difficult nature of Masterson's retrialEntertainment attorney Tre Lovell discusses the difficult nature of Danny Masterson's retrial. The "That '70s Show" actor was convicted of 2 counts of rape on Wednesday and faces 30 years to life.

Shannon Gauthier, 43, says her Barbie-themed trailer has helped with her recovery from addiction. (Shannon Gauthier - image credit)Picture a Barbie Dreamhouse but in the form of a camper trailer. Shannon Gauthier, 43, is the woman behind the "Barbie trailer" and says the project has helped her on her journey of recovery from addiction. Shannon GauthierThe inside of the trailer has different look, one Gauthier describes as having a "happy, creepy vibe." Gauthier's mom Janet said she's planning a trip west to visit her daughter, and her dream home, this summer.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Some Ontario communities push back against flying the Pride flag” – below is their description. Ontario’s York Catholic District School Board recently voted against flying the pride flag at its Catholic Education Centre in June. This comes after the township of Norwich, Ont., voted to exclude Pride flags and all other non-civic flags from being flown on its property in April. Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Please note comments are moderated before publication.

Seventy years ago, Canadian leaders turned away from the British model of media policy that rejected advertising-supported private broadcasting. The honourable early history of media policy in Canada needs to be embraced anew. Aird Commission findingsIn 1928, the Royal Commission on Radio Broadcasting, also known as the Aird Commission, was created to consider alternative models for the future of Canadian broadcasting. Creation of the CBC/Radio-CanadaIn 1936, the Canadian Broadcasting Act created the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/Radio-Canada as a Crown corporation funded through fees known as receiver set licences (initially $2.50 per licence) with limited financing from advertising. Social media policy in the United States has generated echo chambers of misinformation and conspiracy and has certainly not curtailed the erosion of civic knowledge.

Canadian Canoe Museum packs up for massive moveDuration: 02:28The Canadian Canoe museum is in the process of moving its hundreds of artifacts to a new location slated for opening in the fall. As Germain Ma tells us, transporting the world's largest collection of watercraft is no easy feat.