An up-close look at airstrike damage in LebanonNewsDuration 2:40CBC’s Margaret Evans travelled to Tyre, Lebanon — a trip heavily controlled by Hezbollah — to see the damage from recent Israeli airstrikes and hear from the people who refuse to leave the region despite the danger.
Celebrating the latest sport breaking into the OlympicsNewsDuration 2:00One of the newest Olympic sports, breaking, debuted at the Paris Olympics today. London dance studio, 519 School of Hip Hop, is celebrating the occasion with a dance and watch party. Studio director, Jim Han, says this is an opportunity for young dancers to see their sport legitimized.
Shocking video: Woman pulls beer-soaked man from flaming carNewsDuration 1:23Laura Lee Grouchy says she was nearly killed in a head-on collision, then saved the other driver’s life only minutes later. It happened in Torbay on Thursday night. Grouchy recorded video of the aftermath and recounted the shocking story in an interview on CBC Radio.
Why did an Amber Alert wake me up in the middle of the night? NewsDuration 2:37Ever find yourself frustrated by late-night Amber Alerts? We looked into just how useful these alerts really are.
It's an evolving problem, said Antonin St-Jean, the head of conservation at Les Amis de la Montagne, the stewards of Mount Royal. WATCH | Protecting plants on Mount Royal:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Enlarge image (new window) Mount Royal, renowned for its view of the Montreal skyline, hosts five million visitors a year. We have the chance to have really large populations of these different plant species, which is quite rare in southern Quebec, he said.
Skylar Park reflects on winning taekwondo Olympic bronzeSportsDuration 2:55Skylar Park comes from a black belt family and shares what it was like to have them by her side for her bronze medal win.
Bigger — and blonder — than ever: The Stephenville Theatre Festival celebrates 46 seasonsNewsDuration 2:53Legally Blonde, the Broadway musical based on the popular movie, is the Stephenville Theatre Festival’s feature presentation this year. Corner Brook’s Anna Barrett is the star of the show. The CBC’s Colleen Connors dropped by to see how the festival keeps growing after almost five decades.
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Canada vs. United States: Border battleSportsDuration 1:35Donnovan Bennett examines our longtime sporting rivalry with the United States and why it is so sweet to compete with them on the Olympic stage.
Family who helped dub Star Wars into Ojibwe talks about the project's significanceNewsDuration 3:52CBC talks to three members of the same family who played a role in the translation of the sci-fi classic Star Wars into Ojibwe. The newly dubbed edition was scheduled to have its premiere in Winnipeg Thursday night.
Drifting community accelerating in Sask. NewsDuration 1:53Hundreds of people came together at the Kings Parkway in Regina over the August long weekend to compete in Saskatchewan’s annual drifting competition. For many, the sport is about more than the competition.
Pickering mayor condemns councillor's appearance on podcastNewsDuration 5:19WARNING: This video contains graphic language. The mayor of Pickering and five city councillors have signed a letter to Premier Doug Ford calling for the province to introduce tougher punishments for councillors violating codes of conduct. As CBC’s Chris Glover reports, the latest push comes after Pickering councillor Lisa Robinson made an appearance on a podcast where vitriolic language was used against her fellow councillors. The allegations made by Johnston were not substantiated and the councillors are considering legal action.
I had heard that [my father was] born at Williams Lake and found in a dumpster, NoiseCat said. I did not know that any of this was at the school and I did not know that it was the incinerator actually, at St. Joseph's mission. St. Joseph's residential school near Williams Lake, B.C. The filmmakers said discourse about Indian residential schools has waned over the past three years since the first announcements of unmarked burials found at residential school sites. A national Indian Residential School Crisis Line is available to provide support for survivors and those affected.
Calls for better safety measures grow after video shows cyclist clipped by truckNewsDuration 2:20A video captured the moment a cyclist was dragged and nearly crushed by a truck on the very same day and in the same area where a 24-year-old cyclist was hit and killed by a truck. As CBC’s Naama Weingarten reports, the incident is adding fuel to calls for better road safety measures.
