New Vancouver public art installation isn't accessible: advocatesNewsDuration 6:46The City of Vancouver has unveiled a new art installation, and is encouraging everyone to climb on and sit in the bleachers that make up the structure. People with disabilities say it's not accessible to everyone. CBC Associate Producer Cathy Browne, who is a legally blind senior, visited the structure to learn more.

Petro-Canada, a Suncor Energy business, is extending its longstanding partnerships with the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Canadian Paralympic Committee, which will ensure ongoing support of Canadian athletes, coaches and athletes’ families for another eight years. The support continues Petro-Canada’s recognition as a National Partner of the Canadian Olympic Committee and Official Partner of the Canadian Paralympic Committee. The renewed sponsorship agreement extends the partnerships between Petro-Canada and Team Canada through to the end of 2032, supporting upcoming Games in Milano Cortina 2026, Los Angeles 2028, Winter 2030 and Brisbane 2032. “Through programs like FACE, the impact Petro-Canada has had on Canadian athletes and the overall success of Team Canada is immeasurable. The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will begin with the Opening Ceremony on August 28 and continue through September 8.

The senior manager at CBC Radio Sudbury is retiring at the end of July after an impressive career that began more than 30 years ago in Timmins. CBC Radio Sudbury producers saw a good story when Cash was scheduled to perform at the Archie Dillon Sportsplex and the municipality's public workers were on strike. She was offered a chance to freelance for CBC Radio although it meant she had to leave her job at the daily newspaper. Another opportunity came her way when a management position opened CBC Radio in Iqaluit, the capital of Nunavut. CBC Radio Sudbury has won numerous awards for its news and current affairs coverage, and has had Sudbury's No.

Tlingit spoken loud and proud at Carcross, Yukon language campNewsDuration 1:52Tlingit was spoken loud and proud in Carcross, Yukon last week. The community’s language camp took place at the Skookum Jim Camp. Students gathered for lessons taught by instructors from inland and coastal Tlingit communities. The CBC’s Marissa Meilleur was there.

WATCH | What it's like to shop for 3 people with celiac disease at a grocery store:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. According to Celiac Canada, gluten-free products cost 200 to 500 per cent more than food with gluten. Executive director Melissa Secord said gluten-free products have traditionally cost about 150 per cent more but supply issues during the pandemic widened the price gap. Our prescription is gluten-free food.

Canada’s women's water polo team preps for 2024 Paris GamesNewsDuration 2:06The Paris Games will be Canada’s fourth appearance at the Olympics in water polo. The team squeaked through after South Africa withdrew its men’s and women’s teams from the competition for financial reasons.

'It's like a water torture test,' says climatologist about intense Toronto rainfallNewsDuration 2:31David Phillips, senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, says he's not surprised by the amount of rain that has hit Toronto recently as the country deals with a new reality of extreme weather.

How flooding turned the Don Valley Parkway turned into a waterwayNewsDuration 4:23Stretches of the Don Valley Parkway remain closed in both directions following Tuesday’s flooding. As CBC’s Dale Manucdoc reports, multiple vehicles could be seen abandoned in the lanes, with water having risen up past their headlights in some cases.

Mount Uniacke saddle maker honing his craft for decadesNewsDuration 3:44Saddle making has been a labour of love for James Brown for a long time. The Nova Scotia man has grown an international following for his intricate designs and custom leather work.

Toronto Fire responded to more than 500 emergency incidents amid floodingNewsDuration 4:23A torrential downpour flooded Toronto and surrounding areas on Tuesday, causing power outages and leaving drivers stranded on major roadways. According to the Deputy Chief of Toronto Fire Services, during the height of the storm, the department received approximately two to three times more calls for emergency services than normal.

TC Energy first proposed the 1,897-kilometre pipeline in 2005 to transport oil from Alberta to the U.S. Midwest. A divided three-judge panel of arbitrators, sitting at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, ruled against TC Energy on Friday. TC Energy was treated unfairly and inequitably in the revocation of the permit, which was driven by political considerations. TC Energy said the company has not recognized in its financial statements, nor factored into its outlook, any potential recoveries related to the NAFTA claim. The same free-trade arbitration tribunal that heard TC Energy's case will consider the Alberta government's claim.

Secret Service faces scrutiny over rooftop access during Trump assassination attemptNewsDuration 4:13After the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, serious concerns and inquiries have arisen regarding how a sniper secured rooftop access about 150 metres from where the former president was speaking at an outdoor rally.

eye clinic aims to have 'shortest wait list in Canada' for cataract surgeryNewsDuration 6:13A new eye-health centre opening soon in Charlottetown is expected to take on the lion's share of cataract surgeries in P.E.I., starting when its surgical division gets up and running by the end of the year. CBC News: Compass host Louise Martin spoke to opthalmologist Dr. Ibrahim Elaraoud about what kind of services Islanders can expect and when.

He said the gold bars found in his New Jersey home by the FBI belonged to his wife, Nadine Menendez. In light of this guilty verdict, Senator Menendez must now do what is right for his constituents, the Senate, and our country, and resign. —@SenSchumerImmediately after the verdict, Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer in statement called on Menendez to resign. "In light of this guilty verdict, Senator Menendez must now do what is right for his constituents, the Senate, and our country, and resign," Schumer said. Prosecutors also said Sen. Menendez attempted to interfere in a federal criminal prosecution of Daibes, a politically influential real estate developer accused of bank fraud.

Premiers gather in Halifax to discuss key issues facing CanadiansNewsDuration 3:42Health care, housing and environment will be on agenda as Canada’s premiers gather in Halifax for annual summer meeting of the Council of the Federation.