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As the measles outbreak grows in Alberta, some parents are feeling the strain. They’re trying to keep kids safe and navigate touchy vaccine conversations with friends and family, whether they’re pro-vaccines or not. Jillian Carter lives in Lethbridge, where the vaccination rate for kids who were seven last year rangeContinue Reading
Washington, D.C., officials provide shooting update Washington, D.C., officials hold a briefing on the state of the investigation after two Israeli Embassy employees were fatally shot outside a museum. The Latest A man has now been charged in the killing of two staff members of the Israeli Embassy in Washington,Continue Reading
Manitoba Parents in Manitoba are growing more concerned as measles cases rise, and for the first time, officials have called what’s happening in the province an outbreak. Province says most cases in unvaccinated children, haven’t required intensive medical care Rosanna Hempel · CBC News · Posted: May 22, 2025 6:00 AMContinue Reading
This institution has to close. But some residents don’t want to leave 14 hours ago Duration 5:05 14 hours agoNewsDuration 5:05After a landmark ruling by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal in 2021, the provincial government must close large institutions that house hundreds of people with disabilities. The trouble isContinue Reading
Nova Scotia The latest numbers show hate crimes in Halifax and Nova Scotia continue to rise, with politics and national and global conflicts often having an impact, police say. There were 121 hate crimes reported in 2023, up from 72 the year before Haley Ryan · CBC News · Posted: MayContinue Reading
Politics Pressure is mounting on Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to fire Jenni Byrne, his national campaign manager, whom critics hold responsible for the party’s election defeat last month, sources told Radio-Canada. Sources say caucus will lose patience if campaign manager stays Christian Noel · CBC News · Posted: May 22,Continue Reading
Health Waitlists for mental health and substance use services are one of the deterrents for girls and young women in Canada looking for professional help, a new report from Statistics Canada suggests. Break down barriers for young people looking for mental health help, psychologists say Amina Zafar · CBC NewsContinue Reading
World Determined to continue their studies despite the ongoing war that has destroyed all the universities in Gaza, many students are attending online classes through a patchwork of apps, internet cafes and committed professors who record lessons as drones buzz. War in Gaza has destroyed universities and disrupted higher educationContinue Reading
Montreal Cases of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses have been increasing in Quebec for more than a decade, and experts say climate change is partially to blame. Experts say there are more ticks carrying Lyme, but there is also more awareness and testing Isaac Olson · CBC News ·Continue Reading
Will AI soon teach a generation of kids to read, do long division, and that cooties aren’t real, but germs are, so to stop wiping boogers under their desks? Luis von Ahn, founder and CEO of language-learning app Duolingo, seems to think so. Von Ahn has been stirring up a lot of controversy recentlyContinue Reading
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