Windsor, Ont., business owner out $27K after he's scammed via the Uber Eats app
A business owner in Windsor, Ont., says he's out more than $25,000 after scammers compromised his banking details on a popular food delivery platform. It was then that he learned someone else’s bank account was added to their Uber account. “We lost trust and I'm looking at taking Uber Eats out of all our franchises,” he said. (Greg Bruce/CBC)He said this puts Uber Eats at reputational risk and could make people skeptical about using the service. Verify that all Uber Eats Manager users are associated with your store, particularly admin and manager roles,” Uber said.
Source:CBC News
March 27, 2026 19:17 UTC
Savannah Guthrie sets Today show return after mother's disappearance
Savannah Guthrie will soon return as co-host of NBC's Today show after a nearly two-month absence sparked by the disappearance of her 84-year-old mother, saying in an interview that "joy will be my protest." Hoda Kotb, who is filling in for Guthrie, said Friday after an emotional interview with Guthrie that she is expected back April 6. But I can't not come back, because it's my family," Guthrie said. Nancy Guthrie was reported missing from her Arizona home on Feb. 1. The Guthrie family has offered a $1 million US reward for information leading to the recovery of their mother.
Source:CBC News
March 27, 2026 18:44 UTC
Transport Canada warned about WestJet seating 'hazard' weeks before viral video: documents
In late 2025, Transport Canada was alerted by a flight attendant to the risks of WestJet's reconfigured planes, calling them a "hazard," according to documents obtained by CBC News. The five-page safety hazard report — written by the Calgary-based employee and uncovered through an Access to Information request — was submitted to the federal department weeks before a video taken on Dec. 26, 2025, went viral. CBC News received 41 pages of documents from Transport Canada after an Access to Information request, including a five-page safety hazard report prepared by a Calgary-based flight attendant. On Dec. 30, Transport Canada responded to the sender, saying it had followed up with WestJet about the concerns raised. (Monty Kruger/CBC)Zaidi said the response from Transport Canada to the flight attendant is not uncommon.
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March 27, 2026 18:33 UTC
Horizon creating nursing-home beds within hospitals to address crowding
As elderly patients waiting for nursing home beds to open up continues to plague New Brunswick hospitals, Horizon Health Network is rolling out a new approach to the problem. Hospitals will now start to find new spaces to create nursing home beds within them. Horizon officials said over a third of beds across the health network were taken up by what it called alternative level of care, or ALC, patients as of last month. Asked if that announcement would change Horizon’s plans for internal nursing home beds, Elizabeth McCaw, the physician program lead with Horizon, said no. “We absolutely do need to continue on with the plan for the internal nursing home beds because our numbers exceed that,” McCaw said.
Source:CBC News
March 27, 2026 15:01 UTC
Gun charges stayed against Canadian Sikh Khalistani leader
Inderjeet Singh Gosal, who leads the Sikhs for Justice movement in Canada following the 2023 assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, has had gun possession charges against him stayed in an Ontario court. Charges against Arman Singh of Ontario and Jagdeep Singh of New York were dropped two months later, but continued against Gosal. "Since the gun charges and all the travel restrictions have been removed, I'll be concentrating on organizing the Oct. 18 calls on referendum that will be taking place in Alberta," he said. More referendums comingSikhs for Justice have organized a string of referendums through the Sikh diaspora around the world. Gosal says travel restrictions imposed with the gun charges would have prevented him from travelling to Alberta to help organize that vote, but he now intends to do so.
Source:CBC News
March 27, 2026 14:12 UTC
Limited infant spaces leave N.S. families facing daycare crunch
The province has limited daycare spots dedicated to babies under 18 months old. Mehlmann says her son has been on daycare waitlists since before he was born, but no spots have opened up for him yet. “The department recognizes that infant care is among the most challenging types of child care for families to find,” she said. “These factors improve quality and safety for children, but they also make infant spaces more costly to build and operate,” she said. Higdon said 28 of these projects include infant spaces, with the potential to create 440 new spots.
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March 27, 2026 13:31 UTC
Nuclear energy sites targeted in latest strikes, Iranian state media reports
Earlier, Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran to "stop firing missiles at the civilian population in Israel." Israel also struck "in the heart of Tehran," its military said, targeting sites used by Iran to produce ballistic missiles and other weapons. Strikes on three buildings in the Pardisan area of Qom, south of Tehran, killed at least 15 people and injured 10 others, Iranian media reported. The Israeli military said Friday that two of its service members were taken to hospital after being injured during an "operational accident" in southern Lebanon. (Mahmoud Illean/The Associated Press)Eighteen people have died in Israel, while at least three Israeli soldiers have also been killed in Lebanon.
Source:CBC News
March 27, 2026 12:32 UTC
MLAs pay tribute to Mark McLane on 1st day of P.E.I. Legislature’s spring sitting
MLAs pay tribute to Mark McLane on 1st day of P.E.I. Legislature’s spring sittingNewsDuration 2:36It was an emotional start to the spring sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature on Thursday. MLA after MLA stood to pay tribute to their friend and colleague Mark McLane, who died last week at 56. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau has more.
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March 27, 2026 11:34 UTC
Judge in Maduro trial refuses to dismiss charges
Judge in Maduro trial refuses to dismiss chargesNewsDuration 2:36Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela until he was captured in a U.S. raid, appeared in a New York court with his wife on Thursday. Their lawyers have argued the case should be dismissed as sanctions on Venezuela prevent the Maduros from paying legal fees.
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March 27, 2026 11:10 UTC
Can governments effectively regulate artificial intelligence?
Can governments effectively regulate artificial intelligence? NewsDuration 1:59The Alberta government says it's looking at how it can address the harm caused by deepfakes and misinformation. For a look at the risks and opportunities posed by AI, CBC's Jessica Ng was joined by Sam Jenkins, founder of the digital innovation firm Punchcard Systems.
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March 27, 2026 11:10 UTC
At Issue | Canada hits its NATO targets. What comes next?
At Issue | Canada hits its NATO targets. What comes next? NewsDuration 23:07At Issue this week: The benefits, and challenges, of Canada finally meeting its two per cent NATO spending target. The uphill political battle facing the next NDP Leader. And, the growing provincial divide over how judges are appointed in Canada.
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March 27, 2026 11:06 UTC
Country schools, modern problems and the long haul to help kids
Prairie Rose students have access to a class specifically focused on mental health programming but only in Medicine Hat. Prairie Rose School Division's boundaries reach from the U.S. border to central Alberta. Teachers in small, rural schools told CBC News in a survey they feel overwhelmed managing classrooms, attending to additional needs and helping all students. Reflecting on a long drive homeAt the end of a school day in Oyen, students brush the snow off their trucks or settle in for long bus rides. (Collin Gallant/CBC)"That social isolation piece is quite big with our rural kids," Wheeler said.
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March 27, 2026 10:01 UTC
2 more arrested for allegedly impersonating police
Police in Gatineau, Que., say they stopped a police impersonation fraud in progress on Tuesday. Officers arrived and arrested two young men from the Montreal area. They now face several charges including impersonating an officer, fraud, possession of property obtained by crime and possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking. Tips from policeGatineau police told CBC they opened 50 cases involving fake police calls in February, often targeting seniors. Police say to ignore pressure to share sensitive information, and ignore caller ID that looks like it's coming from police because that information can be faked.
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March 27, 2026 09:53 UTC
Multiple milk products recalled due to possible glass
Multiple types of milk are being recalled due to the possible presence of glass in the products. For the Farmers brand, the recall applies to two-litre cartons of 1 per cent chocolate partly skimmed milk, 1 per cent partly skimmed milk, 2 per cent partly skimmed milk, and 3.25 per cent homogenized milk. In Quebec, the recall involves two-litre cartons of Québon 2 per cent chocolate partly skimmed milk. “Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the location where they were purchased. In a news release , Agropur said the affected milk products were manufactured at its Bedford, N.S., facility.
Source:CBC News
March 27, 2026 09:33 UTC