CBC News published this video item, entitled “Thousands gather for coronation as final preparations wrap up” – below is their description. King Charles and Queen Camilla went to Westminster Abbey for a final coronation rehearsal. Hundreds of thousands of people are expected in London for the weekend celebration. Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Please note comments are moderated before publication.

Listen:Listen here or subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts. If you would like to support the journalism of the Toronto Star, you can at thestar.com/subscribingmatters. Please take five minutes to complete this podcast survey for a chance at a $100 gift card. The NDP’s Rachel Notley would like to win back power, while UCP incumbent Danielle Smith must now see if voters agree with her vision for the province. It’s an election that will have ramifications for the rest of the country, as issues like energy and the environment are sure to be big factors.

Dr. Eric LyonsResearchers and staff with U of G’s Guelph Turfgrass Institute (GTI) spoke to several news outlets about why the “No Mow May” campaign is not great for Canadian lawns. Dr. Eric Lyons, the GTI’s director, and communications and outreach coordinator Sara Stricker explained why leaving a lawn to grow long can damage the grass, leading to problems down the line. The pair spoke to CTV Kitchener, several CBC Radio stations including CBC Edmonton, Sudbury.com, CityNews Ottawa and more. Lyons is a professor in the Department of Plant Agriculture, and researches the stress physiology and management of turfgrasses.

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In this article, Kian Mintz-Woo and Justin Leroux tackle the complex issue of what climate winners owe to climate losers. How should climate justice address this variety of climate winners and losers? In other words, after they have paid for the climate harms, they should be paid for the climate benefits. Should the victims still need compensation, however, the climate winners would come to the climate victim’s aid directly instead. Solely focusing on the negatives of climate change overlooks potential sources of tax income to abate the climate crisis.

Writer/director James Gunn, who has helmed all the “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, always knew how he wanted to end the franchise: telling Rocket Raccoon’s story. That, to me, was the seeds of the entire Guardians franchise that I think culminates in volume three.”In “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. One of the biggest lessons he learned from James Gunn, he said, is that he doesn’t always need an approach to get the scene right. “I don’t want to make movies with people who I don’t really love. I want to be surrounded by people who I really love and care about.”“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.

It was the same look the Maple Leafs head coach had after his team gifted the Florida Panthers two goals in 47 disastrous seconds. “Disappointing, baffling,” Keefe said to begin one of the shortest press conferences of his career. “(Go) back home, look in the mirror,” Leafs goaltender Ilya Samsonov added. “We’re just trying to play our identity.”“Not an ideal spot,” Leafs captain John Tavares said of his team’s predicament. The shell-shocked Leafs took a while to recover before Nylander hit the post with a shot that also hit Bobrovsky in the back and stayed out.

© Thomson Reuters FILE PHOTO: Illustration shows Royal Caribbean logoBy Deborah Mary Sophia(Reuters) - Royal Caribbean Group raised its annual profit forecast after upbeat quarterly results on Thursday, cruising on the back of higher ticket prices and pent-up leisure travel demand, sending shares up nearly 8%. "We knew that demand for our business was strong ... (but) what transpired over the past four months was much better than we had anticipated," Royal Caribbean CEO Jason Liberty said. Royal Caribbean, which owns Celebrity Cruises and Silversea Cruises, said on-board and other revenue more than doubled to $988.6 million in the quarter. Royal Caribbean now expects annual adjusted profit of $4.40 to $4.80 per share, a "big uptick" from its earlier forecast of $3.00 to $3.60 per share. Earlier this week, rival Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd also raised its annual profit forecast.

5 Team Canada things to watch this weekend: May 5-7There is so much for Team Canada fans to be excited about this weekend! Other Canadians to watch include Rylan Wiens, 21, and Nathan Zsombor-Murray, 20, teammates in the men’s 10m synchro event who won bronze at the last world championships. McKay, who previously competed alongside the now-retired Meaghan Benfeito in 10m synchro, will now partner with Kate Miller. Saturday flips it, with the finals for men’s 3m synchro and women’s 10m synchro. The individual events will finish on Saturday, to be followed by team events on Sunday.

Before the 2016 NHL draft, Matthew Tkachuk was asked by an executive where he ranked himself among the top prospects. And after Game 1 of their second-round playoff series Tuesday night, you can be certain the Maple Leafs know, too. The style of play Tkachuk has built for himself started from his first memory of watching his dad come home from a hard-fought NHL game. Keith Tkachuk often talks about getting phone calls after midnight from Matthew while he played junior for the London Knights in the OHL. The Leafs have a Selke finalist and last year’s Hart Trophy winner capable of outplaying Tkachuk.

The heirs of Ed Townsend, who co-wrote the tune with Marvin Gaye, had sued Sheeran. Here are 10 other hits that have faced copyright accusations. Ed Sheeran wins in copyright trial over “Shape of You”This isn’t Sheeran’s first copyright rodeo — he’s been taken to court before over copyright accusations and won then too. However, Perry won her appeal in 2022, when a judge found the tune was not “particularly unique or rare,” the BBC reported. In the end, Queen and David Bowie were given songwriting credits and an undisclosed amount of money.

Nuclear energy also uses fewer resources and has a smaller footprint than any other type of electricity generation, they say. According to the World Nuclear Industry Status Report, the number of nuclear reactors in operation globally peaked in 2002. Nuclear power was never meant to be commercially viable, said Benjamin Sovacool, a professor of earth and environment at Boston University. Since 2001, China has added 47.5 GW of nuclear power generation to its grid, according to the World Nuclear Industry Report. The Independent Electricity System Operator said new nuclear reactors will be needed to get the province’s electricity supply to net-zero emissions.

Canadian diver Mia Vallee, seen above at the 2022 world championships, is hoping to build on her breakthrough season beginning at the World Cup in Montreal on Friday. Live coverage of the World Cup will be available on CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app and CBC Gem through Sunday's individual finals. WATCH | McKay looking forward to diving in Montreal on new ankle with new partner:Story continuesThe World Cup will be Miller's biggest international event to date. The World Cup is the second of three on the season, with the Final coming in August in Berlin, Germany. The competition format is also slightly changed, with team events going straight to finals while individual events are now two rounds instead of three.

If I were British, I’d be out waving a NOT MY KING sign this weekend. But in Canada, since the governor general has done the duties of head of state since 1947, the monarchy is virtually invisible, and effectively, already is a president of a parliamentary republic. Truth be known; the Royals themselves couldn’t care less if we remained a monarchy or ditched it and became a republic — as Barbados has done. Which shouldn’t be a surprise; the Royals’ views on republicanism in the realms are known to be sympathetic. Tom Freda is director and co-founder of Citizens for a Canadian Republic.

Country singer Terri Clark, rock band Trooper, French Canadian singer Diane Dufresne and veteran jazz pianist Dr. Oliver Jones will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame on May 18 at Studio Bell in Calgary, Alberta. Related Nickelback to Be Inducted Into Canadian Music Hall of Fame at 2023 Juno AwardsClark, Trooper and Dufresne will take the stage to perform. Jann Arden, a 2021 Canadian Music Hall of Fame recipient, will induct Clark, who featured Arden on her 2012 recording of the country staple “Leavin’ on Your Mind.”Deborah Cox will make a special appearance, following her 2022 induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and her performance at the 2022 JUNO Awards. Clark has placed seven albums in the top half of the Billboard 200, topped by Greatest Hits 1994-2004, which rose to No. The album included the band’s only Hot 100 single, “Raise a Little Hell.”Established in 1978, The Canadian Music Hall of Fame was created to acknowledge artists who have contributed to the recognition of Canadian music globally.