Former U.S. president Donald Trump remained defiant after being found guilty on all 34 counts in his hush-money trial in New York, saying the trial was 'rigged' and a 'disgrace'Twelve jurors have found former U.S. president Donald Trump guilty on all counts in his hush-money trial in New York, making him the first American president to be convicted of a felony in the nation's history. Jurors made their decision after a tense five-week trial in Manhattan Criminal Court and two days of deliberations behind closed doors. Trump, 77, sat expressionless as jurors were polled, one by one, to confirm the verdict was unanimous on all 34 felony counts. A member of the media looks at news of former U.S. president Donald Trump on his phone after the conclusion of Trump's hush-money trial, in New York on May 30. "There is still only one way to keep Donald Trump out of the Oval Office: at the ballot box," the campaign said in a statement.

ATV safety regulations questioned after N.S. baby's deathNewsDuration 6:40An infant girl was killed and three other people were hurt when a side-by-side rolled over just outside New Ross, N.S. Watch Tom Murphy's interview with Barry Barnet, executive director of the All Terrain Vehicle Association of Nova Scotia.

A cure for seasonal allergiesNewsDuration 4:49As grass and tree pollen season comes to an end, allergist Dr. Ling Ling joins CBC's Nancy Carlson to discuss the next round of seasonal allergens, how to treat them and how it's possible to cure some of them.

Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Retourner au début du widget ? EARLIER STORY:Twelve jurors tasked with deciding former U.S. president Donald Trump's fate in a criminal hush money trial reached a verdict in New York on Thursday, coming to a decision after two days of deliberations. Judge Juan Merchan said he received a note from the jury foreman informing him a decision had been made at 4:20 p.m.

Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Retourner au début du widget ? ET: Twelve jurors have found former U.S. president Donald Trump guilty on all counts in his hush-money trial in New York, making him the first American president to be convicted of a felony. He had pleaded not guilty and denied having had the alleged sexual encounter in 2006.

Ontario to implement high school financial literacy testNewsDuration 2:14In order to graduate from high school, Ontario students will soon need to take a financial literacy test, and they'll have to score at least 70 per cent. It's just one of the changes coming to the province's education system. CBC's Queens Park reporter Lorenda Reddekopp has more.

community hard hit by wildfire plants symbolic treesNewsDuration 2:12Two trees were planted at a park in a suburb outside Halifax on Wednesday as a symbol of the community's resilience after last year's wildfires. This Princeton gold maple was one of two trees planted at Timberlane Terrace Park in Hammonds Plains, N.S., to mark the one-year anniversary of a wildfire that destroyed 151 homes.

Leylah Fernandez flies into French Open 3rd roundSportsDuration 0:45After play was suspended due to rain on Wednesday, with Leylah Fernandez of Laval, Que., leading 5-3, Fernandez went on to defeat China's Wang Xiyu 6-3, 6-4 on Thursday, and advance to the third round at Roland-Garros.

Babies from Rafah being treated in Khan Younis neonatal ICUNewsDuration 1:33Dr. Hatem Dhair, who oversees a neonatal unit in Khan Younis, says his hospital is now treating babies who were transferred there from Rafah — a challenging journey in the deteriorating conditions of southern Gaza.

The DARK side of toilet paperDocumentariesDuration 2:31In North America, toilet paper is king, but all that wiping is bad for the planet. It’s estimated that in the U.S. alone, each person uses about 141 rolls of toilet paper per year. So we’re chopping down a lot of trees just so we can flush them down the toilet. Watch The Nature of Things 101 on CBC Gem.

Meet the woman who lined up at 4 a.m. for Taco Bell's opening in ReginaNewsDuration 0:44Kimberly Heistad was at the front of the line when Taco Bell returned to Regina this week. Redberry Restaurants has acquired two Taco Bell locations in Saskatoon and plans to open 200 new stores in Western Canada over the next 10 years.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford suggested Thursday immigrants to the province were responsible for shooting at a Jewish girls' elementary school in North York last weekend. WATCH | Ford suggests immigrants to blame for shooting at Jewish school:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Investigators have released some of that footage:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget.

Students to honour N.S. firefighters, volunteers with art displayNewsDuration 2:21High school students in Shelburne, N.S., are creating a tribute to honour firefighters and volunteers who responded to wildfires last year. They're cutting and painting wooden hearts that will be installed in a local park. The CBC's Gareth Hampshire reports.

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Europe is a climate leader. Why that could soon changeNewsDuration 7:48Europe is a global leader in the fight against climate change with tough regulations and ambitious goals, but next week’s elections are expected to bring in a very different parliament. The National’s Adrienne Arsenault asks CBC’s international climate correspondent Susan Ormiston and Politico Europe’s Karl Mathiesen to break down the EU’s shifting priorities and what it could mean for the planet.