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Visitors to the Canadian Museum of History can now engage with an AI chatbot called Museo to learn more about some objects. Sannah Choi went to find out how it works.
Twenty migrants deported from the United States arrived in Liberia on Thursday, the first group of an eventual 1,200 deportees that the West African country says it will receive from the U.S. under a new deal.
Fifty Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes in the initial months of the Israel-Hamas war, whose remains were recently recovered from under the rubble, were buried in a mass funeral on Thursday in Gaza City. (AP Production by: Wafaa Shurafa)
A small B.C. business owner received a mysterious UPS invoice totaling several thousand dollars. The document contained no details about the sender. When the owner couldn't resolve the dispute with the courier company, he reached out to Consumer Matters reporter Anne Drewa for help.
The accused, 24, whose identity is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, has been charged in the deaths of Jahvante Smart, 21, known as Smoke Dawg, and Ernest Modekwe, 28, known as Koba Prime. The Crown is seeking convictions on two counts of second-degree murder.
The Transportation Safety Board is investigating after a plane made an emergency landing on a road in Prince George on Thursday afternoon. One person, who was in a car, was killed.
The Alberta Prosperity Project, a group pushing for Alberta's separation from Canada, has outlined a number of ideas for independence in a discussion paper. Among them, free passports for all Alberta citizens and a president to lead the country of Alberta. CBC's Karina Zapata reports on some of the other proposals.
Thirty-five Mexicans deported from the United States arrived in Honduras on Thursday, part of a recent shift in which U.S. authorities are increasingly sending Mexican nationals to Central America before their return home. (AP video shot by: Claudio Escalón)
Many questions remain about the painful discovery of the remains of a newly born baby in a community near The Pas. But more than three days later, community members are captivated by a dog residents say was found with the remains and who continues to remain close by.
A Windsor-based employee of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board says she’s angry and devastated after receiving a redundancy notice this week. Her union says she’s one of more than 130 local employees to get one.
A new report confirms B.C. parents are paying the most for childcare in the country. The provincial government paused the $10/day childcare intiative earlier this year and B.C. is now falling behind in offering universal affordable childcare. Kylie Stanton has the details.
Dilkens announced he will file nomination papers Friday.
Premier Currie Dixon said Yukoners can expect American-made alcohol products back on government-run store shelves in the territory, if Canada and U.S. trade representatives reach a deal that avoids U.S. tariffs on $30 billion worth of Canadian goods.
B.C. farmers say they're not being given the opportunity to fill the 'lettuce gap' in local stores. As Taya Fast reports, one producer says local growers should come first when it comes to store shelves, and not just be an alternative.
The City of Windsor has begun the process of expropriating 45 derelict or vacant properties in the Sandwich Town area — and all of them belong to the company behind the Ambassador Bridge.
The city stopped using calcium chloride on its roads in 2020, but a new report is opening the door for the ice-melting chemical to potentially be used again.
Parents know the heartbreak of a child losing their favourite stuffed animal and the lengths that a parent will go to find the irreplacable treasure. An Okanagan winery is hoping to do just that and reunite a family with their lost loved one. Travis Lowe has the 'Lowe Down' on the case of the missing rabbit.
The Thunderhead Monument is slated to be unveiled in Ottawa tomorrow, recognizing the harm caused by the Canadian government's systemic discrimination against the queer community. As Marney Blunt reports, it was a team of Winnipeggers that brought it to life.
The sounds of laughter, jazz and gospel music pumped through a modest church in Montreal's Little Burgundy neighbourhood as mourners gathered to remember the life of legendary jazz pianist Oliver Jones. (Aug. 20, 2026)
The Retail Council of Canada surveyed nearly 1,400 parents of K-12 students in April 2026. In it, 91 per cent of respondents said they felt back-to-school items have become more expensive, compared to 87 per cent last year.
The Town of Tecumseh will be spending $5.2 million to build two new storm water ponds near Manning Road.
