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Ukraine's Allies Keep Hitting Russia With More Sanctions — And Russia Keeps Finding Ways Around Them | CBC News

Ukraine’s allies, including the U.S. and Canada, recently slapped new sanctions on Russia. The latest round of punitive measures in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine come just days after Western leaders blamed Russian President Vladimir Putin for the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Previous sanctions have targeted Russian financialContinue Reading

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Canada's Top Pensions Have Trillions In Assets. Should They Do More To Fuel The Energy Transition? | CBC News

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News Canada’s largest pension funds, which hold trillions of dollars in assets combined, are trailing behind many of their international counterparts when it comes to shifting away from investments in fossil fuels, a new report has found. New report analyzed pension funds for climate targets — and many fell short Benjamin Shingler · CBC News ·Continue Reading

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Consumers Will Ultimately Pay The Price For Quebec's New Language Rules, Experts Say | CBC News

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Quebec consumers will have fewer choices and be paying more for everything from coffee makers to washing machines if the government follows through with its revisions to the province’s French language charter. This is according to legal and industry experts who have told CBC News that the requirements published as aContinue Reading

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Vending Machines Had Eyes All Over This Ontario Campus — Until The Students Wised Up | CBC News

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Business An Ontario university is pulling dozens of vending machines that were tracking the age and gender of customers in the latest example of pushback against technology that tests the boundaries of privacy rules. Questions raised on Reddit lead to all 29 machines being removed Paula Duhatschek · CBC News ·Continue Reading

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FIRST PERSON | I Was Ashamed Of My Disabilities. Then My Parents Insisted I Compete In The Special Olympics | CBC News

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Canada·First Person Emma Tiede didn’t want to join a specialized figure skating club for children with disabilities. But slowly, she began to see the value of it. Some kids looked down on me just because I was different Emma Tiede · for CBC First Person · Posted: Feb 27, 2024Continue Reading

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Her Mom's Lung Cancer Was Caught Too Late. It's Part Of A Pattern In Nunavik | CBC News

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Montreal A study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal found that Nunavik patients had a shorter survival rate after lung cancer diagnosis compared to Montreal residents. New study points to pattern of high mortality among Inuit patients Rachel Watts · CBC News · Posted: Feb 27, 2024 4:00 AMContinue Reading

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Self-Tapes Are Hollywood's New Normal For Auditions. Not Everyone Is Happy | CBC News

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Joel D. Montgrand is having a banner year. The Saskatchewan actor from Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation near Prince Albert said up until recently, he was only recognized for bit parts, “one-liners” and fleeting moments in your favourite shows. But within the past two months, he’s made his debut in HBO’s smash hit True Detective: NightContinue Reading

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Canada's Rhian Wilkinson Named Head Coach Of Wales Women's Soccer Team | CBC Sports

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Soccer Former Canadian international Rhian Wilkinson has been named coach of the Wales women’s team. Ex-national team defender led Portland Thorns to 2022 NWSL title Neil Davidson · The Canadian Press · Posted: Feb 26, 2024 3:57 PM EST | Last Updated: 10 hours ago Canada’s Rhian Wilkinson, seen aboveContinue Reading

Bombers’ kicker Sergio Castillo says leaving Winnipeg wasn’t really on his radar

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This will mark the first time in Sergio Castillo’s pro career that he’ll play two straight seasons with the same team.Continue Reading

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Biden Hopes To Have Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal In Place By Next Week | CBC News

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U.S. President Joe Biden said Monday that he hopes a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that would pause hostilities, and allow for the remaining hostages held in Gaza to be released, can take effect by early next week. “Well, I hope by the beginning of the weekend, by the end of the weekend,”Continue Reading

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Ukraine's Allies Keep Hitting Russia With More Sanctions — And Russia Keeps Finding Ways Around Them | CBC News

Canada's Top Pensions Have Trillions In Assets. Should They Do More To Fuel The Energy Transition? | CBC News

Consumers Will Ultimately Pay The Price For Quebec's New Language Rules, Experts Say | CBC News

Vending Machines Had Eyes All Over This Ontario Campus — Until The Students Wised Up | CBC News

FIRST PERSON | I Was Ashamed Of My Disabilities. Then My Parents Insisted I Compete In The Special Olympics | CBC News

Her Mom's Lung Cancer Was Caught Too Late. It's Part Of A Pattern In Nunavik | CBC News

Self-Tapes Are Hollywood's New Normal For Auditions. Not Everyone Is Happy | CBC News

Canada's Rhian Wilkinson Named Head Coach Of Wales Women's Soccer Team | CBC Sports

Bombers’ kicker Sergio Castillo says leaving Winnipeg wasn’t really on his radar

Biden Hopes To Have Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal In Place By Next Week | CBC News

The National | Colleen Jones dies at 65

Jamaican bobsleigh crew captures historic gold medal at Whistler opponents

The National | Colleen Jones dies at 65

Jamaican bobsleigh crew captures historic gold medal at Whistler opponents

Why hasn’t Canada declared Terrorgram a terrorist organization?