What does it mean when someone is found not criminally responsible in a trial? NewsDuration 5:02The defence team in the trial of Jeremy Skibicki are arguing in a Winnipeg courtroom this week that he should be found not criminally responsible. But what does that mean and what are the consequences for the accused? CBC reporter Caitlyn Gowriluk explains.
A (re)birth storyAfter closing in 2018, Babies “R” Us is making a nationwide comeback, and San Diego is part of that revival. This year, the baby goods merchant plans to open locations inside five San Diego County Kohl’s stores. Bridgerton fans looking for an immersive experience in San Diego may have swooned over this news: The Westgate Hotel is hosting two limited-time Bridgerton-themed specials. At one San Diego location, the online menu shows that most sandwiches cost around $11.75 and most salads cost $11 to $14. This new service is available at Walmart stores across California, including its San Diego County locations.
The federal government is axing a $1 billion green fund in response to a report by the auditor general that pointed to significant lapses in its handling of federal funding. Shortly after Hogan's report was made public, Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne announced that SDTC funds would be transferred to the National Research Council of Canada. Over the past six years, SDTC has approved 226 projects worth a total of $836 million under its various programs. Auditor General of Canada Karen Hogan speaks during a press conference at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. The blame lies largely with Champagne's ministry, which did not sufficiently monitor the contribution agreements with SDTC, Hogan wrote.
Johnny Reid surprises Portapique residents with special performanceNewsDuration 4:00Scottish-Canadian singer Johnny Reid gave a surprise performance at the grand opening of the Portapique Community Centre on Saturday. He performed his song, People Like You, which he wrote for the community of Portapique following the 2020 mass shooting. Portapique resident Allison Francis Merzbach joined him for the song.
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Foreign actors from India and the People's Republic of China allegedly interfered in more than one race for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada, says an intelligence report tabled in the House of Commons on Monday. Most of the details regarding the allegations in the NSICOP report have been redacted. The report does not provide any further information about the nature of Beijing's alleged interference, or about which Conservative leadership races allegedly were targeted and when. The report also reported an allegation that India interfered in a single Conservative Party leadership race. "CSIS did not advise the Conservative Party of Canada of any intelligence suggesting there was foreign interference in the leadership contest," said Sarah Fischer, director of communications for the Conservative Party.
Should we allow B.C. 's Sumas Prairie to revert to a lake? NewsDuration 15:03As governments consider flood mitigation plans for the Fraser Valley, a new research paper questions how sustainable it is to maintain the Sumas Prairie — an area of Abbotsford that was once a lake before it was dammed off. The report's senior author UBC’s Tara Martin, explains her research and The Early Edition's political panel weighs in.
Police search for suspects, motive in deadly Toronto shootingNewsDuration 2:20One man has been killed and four others were injured after two suspects pulled up to a suburban Toronto high school and started shooting at a group that was there socializing. Police are searching for a motive after two other 'random' shootings in the area over the weekend.
Kids with mini horses compete at Truro RacewayNewsDuration 3:05The Maritime Mini Racing Series was held on Sunday, with 13 drivers and 15 mini horses. The goal of the event is to get kids interested in racing and training.
Turns out, Air Canada is taking them to Federal Court in an attempt to overturn the decision of the CTA officer. Tens of thousands of air passenger complaints have poured into the CTA over the past couple of years (new window). Even so, Air Canada disagrees with the notion that carriers will now flood the courts with cases. In court documents for the Dyczkowski case, Air Canada argues that bad weather — which was outside its control — was the main reason for the delay. The CTA has asked the court for permission to participate in the case but Air Canada is fighting the request.
Tourists are still enjoying St. John’s, even if they can’t see it through the fogNewsDuration 1:51Early summer visitors are still sightseeing around St. John’s, even if they can’t see their hands in front of their faces. The miserable weather may have the locals bummed, but tourists we met on Signal Hill are taking a glass-half-full (of rain) view of things.
How D-Day unfolded: Newly restored, rare footage from the CBC archivesNewsDuration 11:34Using newly restored and rarely-seen footage from the CBC archives, The National takes you back to D-Day, revealing the dramatic timeline of events in a moment when the fate of the free world hung in the balance.
#TheMoment a fan became a caddie at the Canadian OpenNewsDuration 1:17Paul Emerson recounts the moment he stepped up to the role of caddie for professional golfer C.T. Pan at the RBC Canadian Open after Mike 'Fluff' Cowan was injured on the third hole.
Courage and Calvados: The Canadian Correspondents Who Covered D-Day | In In Policy Special | By By David HaltonMatthew Halton covering WWII in Europe for CBC Radio (CBC photo)David Halton’s father, the late CBC foreign correspondent Matthew Halton, often described as Canada’s Ed Murrow, was one of seven Canadian reporters embedded with our D-Day landing forces. By David HaltonJune 4, 2024For Canadian war correspondents, D-Day was a time of both tribulation and triumph. For four days prior to D-Day, the so-called “assault correspondents” were sequestered near Portsmouth. It would be four days before BBC recording equipment was made available for Canadian correspondents and a full two weeks before a CBC recording van was brought over to France. In retrospect, there was an awestruck, celebratory quality about the reporting of D-Day by the Canadian correspondents.
