Tune in to our National Indigenous Peoples Day showNewsDuration 0:21Join us on Friday, June 21 from 6 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. for our special National Indigenous Peoples Day show called Shoomis: a celebration of grandfather teachings. Catch it at 88.3 FM in Thunder Bay or tune in on the CBC Listen app.

The fibre of communityNewsDuration 5:17This week's installment of the Alberta Women Entreprenuers series features the co-owner of a small fibre mill in Nisku. The Inuit-owned company uses the undercoat of a muskox, called qiviut, to make fibre and then turn that fibre into items including knitwear. Tanis Simpson who is originally from Sachs Harbour, N.W.T, joined Nancy Carlson to talk about Qiviut Inc.

Greenwich art exhibit lets you get up close with creatures of the deepNewsDuration 1:57These aren't the type of species Islanders see too often, but at this art exhibit you can learn about at-risk sea creatures that roam in P.E.I.

Cape Breton Miners Museum renovation nearly finishedNewsDuration 1:53The museum is a popular tourist attraction in the area. The multimillion-dollar renovation aims to keep the rich history of coal mining on the Island alive for generations to come.

‘Canadians are not in a decision mode right now,’ Trudeau says amid polls about himNewsDuration 1:27Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians 'are pragmatic people who focus on solutions' when asked by CBC’s Power and Politics host David Cochrane about polls suggesting Canadians' frustrations with him and the prospects of losing to Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives in the next federal election.

'It's hard to breathe': students describe heat inside Toronto classrooms as unbearableNewsDuration 2:26Parents at one Toronto school are worried about sending their kids to a school without air conditioning. Parents tell reporter Lane Harrison the temperature inside Etobicoke's St. Gregory Catholic School can sometimes be hotter than the heat wave outside.

Calgarians brace for weeks of water restrictionsNewsDuration 2:22As the city works to repair a damaged water main, Calgary residents have made major reductions to their water consumption — and those new habits are expected to be needed for several more weeks.

Fort Good Hope, N.W.T., evacuated over wildfire threatNewsDuration 2:08Fort Good Hope, N.W.T., is under an evacuation order as crews fight a fast-growing fire near the community's edge. Officials say most of the 500 residents have followed the order and left.

Oilers win keeps Stanley Cup dreams aliveNewsDuration 1:52The Edmonton Oilers are headed back to Florida for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final after an impressive win at home on Saturday. While fans are excited, coming all the way back remains an incredibly difficult task.

Life in Kharkiv, Ukraine, adapted to Russian attacksNewsDuration 2:29CBC News goes to Kharkiv in northern Ukraine, where near-daily Russian attacks have forced residents to find a sense of normalcy, including for thousands of children who now attend schools built underground for safety.

Early polls open in Toronto-St. Paul's byelectionNewsDuration 2:26A record-breaking 84 candidates are vying to become Toronto-St. Paul's new MP in a byelection this month. The race was triggered after longtime MP Carolyn Bennett left federal politics. As Clara Pasieka reports, this riding which is known as a Liberal stronghold could be pivotal for each party to win.

Canadian travels to Egypt to help evacuate family from GazaNewsDuration 5:54Rosemary Barton speaks with Majid Abudaia, a Palestinian Canadian who has flown to Cairo to help evacuate his family from Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war. Abudaia says those who have made it into Egypt only managed to do so by paying thousands of dollars to private company contractors and ‘not a single person has exited Gaza' with Canada's help.

Can you watch true crime ethically? NewsDuration 2:45Not all true crime shows are made the same. CBC’s Ashley Fraser breaks down what to consider before diving in and how to figure out if your latest binge watch is ethical.

Skilled trades competition in Quebec City highlights rising status of blue-collar workNewsDuration 2:25At a time when skilled trades are becoming more lucrative and in-demand than ever before, some of Canada's most talented workers put their know-how to the test at a national competition.

The City of Calgary has declared a state of local emergency to deal with the ongoing water crisis caused by the catastrophic break to the city's main water feeder main pipe. The city announced Friday that it had discovered five additional sites — or "hot spots" — on the water feeder main in need of repair. WATCH | City officials update water feeder main repairs: Calgary mayor declares local state of emergency Duration 15:19 Mayor Jyoti Gondek announced Saturday morning the City of Calgary had declared a local state of emergency to help address the ongoing water crisis caused by a catastrophic break to the city's water feeder main pipe. Duration 1:03 With a state of local emergency now in place, crews continue to fix a catastrophic break to Calgary's main water feeder. Gondek said it was too early to tell what impact, if any, the water main break will have on Stampede.