Vancouver police arrest 1 at home linked to terrorist groupNewsDuration 1:28People living in East Vancouver say they were surprised when police arrived in their neighbourhood in full tactical gear with an armoured vehicle. As Sohrab Sandhu reports, officers say it was part of a hate crime investigation at a home with links to a terrorist group.
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Irving-owned company taken off Wolastoqey title claim suit – CBCNov 15, 2024Strescon reaches deal with Wolastoqey Nation to fund scholarship program in tradesOne of the many industrial companies named in a large title claim from the Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick has been removed from the lawsuit. Chief Patricia Bernard of Madawaska First Nation says a deal has been reached with Strescon, a Saint John-based concrete company and a subsidiary of John Irving’s Ocean Capital. Bernard said the company offered to provide a bursary scholarship for Wolastoqey students in the trades through New Brunswick Community College. The scholarship has a value of $120,000, and two students annually would be able to receive a bursary of up to $5,000. Read More: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/strescon-taken-off-wolastoqey-title-claim-1.7384033
NEW YORK AND TORONTO – The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) today announced a lineup of Canadian national broadcast partnerships which will provide fans with comprehensive live coverage of the 2024-25 season. PWHL coverage begins on Saturday, Nov. 30, at 2:00 p.m. New this season, Prime Video will have exclusive Canadian coverage of all 16 Tuesday night PWHL games, beginning Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 7:00 p.m. Canadian coverage of the semifinal round of the PWHL Playoffs will be split exclusively between TSN/RDS and Prime Video. PWHL Canadian Broadcast Schedule Summary:TSN will have exclusive live coverage of 57 regular-season games across linear channels, TSN+, TSN.ca, and the TSN app.
Trump Win Shadows COP29 Climate Summit Leaders gather amid fears of U.S. commitment to climate goals as uncertainty loomsBAKU, Azerbaijan—The COP29 climate summit is currently underway, overshadowed by the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election where pro-fossil fuel Donald Trump emerged victorious. Various leaders and climate advocates from around the globe have gathered under the weight of significant uncertainty, questioning the future of international climate commitments, particularly the Paris Agreement. A senior Azerbaijani COP29 official was reportedly caught on camera discussing plans for new oil and gas deals, igniting criticism about the integrity of the climate talks. Comparatively, the mood at COP29 reflects the larger discourse surrounding the credibility of international efforts to fight climate change. This debate over financing highlights key tensions at COP29, particularly between developed countries and their developing counterparts.
Indigenous people make up over three-quarters of homeless population in Thunder Bay, Ont. – CBCNov 15, 2024More than 550 people surveyed in 24-hour point-in-time countTaylor Adair says she isn’t surprised the majority of people in Thunder Bay, Ont., experiencing homelessness are Indigenous, but the numbers are still disheartening. A point-in-time count in the city found 557 people experiencing homelessness, 78 per cent of which were Indigenous. The count was done over a 24-hour period the first weekend of October and was overseen by the Lakehead Social Planning Council (LSPC). Read More: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/thunder-bay-homelessness-enumeration-1.7383871
farmers get help keeping soil runoff out of waterwaysNewsDuration 2:37A group that funds projects to control erosion across the Island says working with farmers to help prevent soil runoff from fields, especially near waterways, is making a difference. CBC’s Nancy Russell joined the P.E.I. Agri-Watershed Partnership on a recent tour of a few projects.
Why women's health care is an election issue this yearNewsDuration 2:41All three major Nova Scotia parties have made promises to improve health care for women in the province. The CBC’s Taryn Grant shares insight into how the parties are distinguishing themselves on this topic.
Brampton temple protest video released by Peel policeNewsDuration 3:36Peel police released a bodycam video on Thursday, following criticism of an officer at a Brampton protest. Online video shows an officer throwing punches at a protester, raising questions about police use of force. As CBC’s Britnei Bilhete reports, police say the officer was trying to seize a weapon.
Family of alleged sword-and-SUV attack victim speaksNewsDuration 2:44CBC's David Fraser spoke to the family of a 16-year-old girl who was brutally attacked in Cobalt, Ont. Kaylie Smith is currently recovering at CHEO in Ottawa. This story contains graphic details.
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One of the cells at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in St. John's. (CBC - image credit)One of the cells at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in St. John's. Staff shortages have lockdowns at Her Majesty's Penitentiary, sometimes for days at a time. Severe shortages of guards at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in St. John's have prompted prison-wide lockdowns for days on end, repeatedly, in recent years. The emails show inmates also complained about dirty laundry, with several inmates saying they'd gone two weeks without clean clothes this summer because of staff shortages.
Acclaimed journalist and author Brandi Morin will deliver the keynote address at VIU’s Indigenous Speakers Series event on November 20. At Vancouver Island University’s (VIU’s) tenth annual Indigenous Speakers Series on November 20, Morin will share her personal story of survival, from a childhood marked by intergenerational trauma to becoming a leading voice in journalism. In her talk, “Indigenous truth in the face of power: a journalist’s call to action,” she will demonstrate how storytelling can break cycles of trauma and create pathways for justice. During her talk, Morin will show some video footage from stories she has covered. For more information, visit the Indigenous Speakers Series homepage.
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Province inks $100M deal with Starlink to provide internet to 15K homes and businesses in northern OntarioA Starlink satellite dish outside of Elliot Lake, Ont. The new Ontario Satellite Internet (ONSAT) program is part of the provincial government's nearly $4-billion investment to bring high speed internet access to every community in Ontario. Ontario Infrastructure Minister Kinga Surma speaks at a news conference at Ontario Place in Toronto on April 18, 2023. Ontario Minister of Infrastructure Kinga Surma says eligible customers will be able to register for Starlink satellite internet service in the spring of 2025. Residential service plans for Starlink internet start at $140 a month and business plans start at $185 a month.
