Biden-Trump debate: The battle for undecided votersNewsDuration 5:08Joe Biden and Donald Trump go head-to-head in the first presidential debate before the 2024 election, with undecided voters in swing states as their main target.

Analyzing the 1st Biden-Trump presidential debateNewsDuration 7:56CBC's Adrienne Arsenault, Katie Simpson and Paul Hunter break down the U.S. presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Each candidate took aim at the other’s character and competence, but while Trump seemed confident and focused, Biden seemed to ramble and lose his train of thought in a shaky performance that has reinforced concerns about his age.

Biden to Trump: ‘You have the morals of an alley cat’NewsDuration 1:02After former U.S. president Donald Trump brought up the criminal conviction of Hunter Biden and accused U.S. President Joe Biden of interfering in the proceedings, Biden called Trump’s claims ‘outrageous’ and ‘simply a lie.’ Biden then brought up Trump’s ongoing criminal and civil legal issues.

Biden stumbles on health-care answer as Trump pouncesNewsDuration 0:39U.S. President Joe Biden appeared to lose his train of thought during a debate in Atlanta that aired on CNN with former president Donald Trump, saying, ‘Look, we finally beat Medicare.’ Trump responded by saying, ‘He beat it to death.’

Going after the 'double haters' in the Trump-Biden debateNewsDuration 3:12With Joe Biden and Donald Trump about to face off in the first 2024 U.S. presidential debate, The National’s Adrienne Arsenault asks former CNN editor-at-large Chris Cillizza to break down what's at stake and how crucial the night is for both candidates.

1 home destroyed, others damaged as explosion rocks Winnipeg neighbourhoodNewsDuration 1:28A neighbourhood in Winnipeg's east side has been rocked by a home explosion that has destroyed at least one house and significantly damaged other structures.

We put everything we had into it and still lost, a second Liberal MP told CBC News. a fourth Liberal MP told CBC News. Another caucus member told CBC News that MPs are hearing from Liberal supporters that it's time for a leadership change. WATCH | 'Not the result that we wanted,' Trudeau on Liberal byelection loss:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget.

A safer place to shoot up — and the fight to shut it downNewsDuration 11:05Like many communities across Canada, the northern Ontario city of Timmins is divided over its supervised injection site. CBC’s Nick Purdon goes to the front line of the fight to shut it down and hears from the people who rely on it and the neighbours who want it closed.

Transit police launch enforcement blitz against bus lane rule-breakersNewsDuration 7:29Metro Vancouver Transit Police have cracked down on drivers who misuse bus lanes after numerous social media complaints. Media relations officer Amanda Steed stresses that bus lanes are for buses only, and some drivers mistakenly think they can use them like HOV lanes. She says police handed out 180 tickets in just two days as part of the crackdown, and even caught some impaired drivers.

Epic journey for a massive sculpture ends with new home at The RoomsNewsDuration 3:45It began as the skull of a fin whale, sat on a beach for decades, was carved by renowned Inuit sculptor Billy Gauthier, and then treated for a hidden insect infestation. Now, finally, The Earth, Our Mother is on display at The Rooms in St. John’s. See the powerful welcome ceremony held to honour the piece and its environmental message.

She-Hulk star Tatiana Maslany gets emotional and political during hometown honourNewsDuration 3:41She-Hulk and Orphan Black star Tatiana Maslany was recognized with a special plaque in her hometown of Regina to honour her 2022 induction into Canada's Walk of Fame. Maslany also received a $10,000 donation to a charity of her choice, and selected Lulu's Lodge, a transitional home for gender and sexually diverse youth.

Hundreds of Ontario buildings use Science Centre roof panels — and remain openNewsDuration 2:05The roofing material that triggered the closure of the Ontario Science Centre is used in hundreds of other public buildings across the province, including schools. But as CBC’s Mike Crawley explains, those other buildings have not been closed over safety concerns.

Watch this Euro 2024 volunteer balance nine beers on his headNewsDuration 0:42Mohammed Mohammed Albarnawe, a volunteer at the Euro 2024 soccer tournament in Cologne, Germany, has established himself as one of the top sights to see at the event, because of his ability to stack nine pints of beer atop his head as he bobs and weaves without spilling a drop.

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Conservative breakthrough in Toronto seen as message to Trudeau, LiberalsNewsDuration 3:31A Conservative byelection win in a Toronto stronghold is being seen by many as a message to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberals that it’s time for major change in the party and who leads it.