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Foreign Interference Inquiry Will Be 'deeply Uncomfortable' For Beijing, Canada's Ambassador To China Says | CBC News

Politics Canada’s ambassador to China says the coming inquiry into foreign interference in Canadian elections will be a difficult moment for Beijing, but Canada must move forward with a balance of co-operation and resilience in its relationship with China. Jennifer May says Canada must pull off complex balance between co-operationContinue Reading

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How Technology Is Helping Municipalities Crack Down On Illegal Short-Term Rentals | CBC Radio

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During what Orest Katolyk calls the “wild west” of short-term rentals — the time before regulations were put in place — bylaw officers in London, Ont., would have to rent properties listed on websites like Airbnb to check for infractions. “We actually rented a shed several years ago that was near Western University, and itContinue Reading

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Canada's Elliot Vaillancourt Wins World Cup Moguls Silver On Home Snow | CBC Sports

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Canada’s Elliot Vaillancourt won silver Friday at the FIS freestyle skiing moguls World Cup in Val Saint-Côme, Que. CBC Sports’ live coverage from Val Saint-Côme, Que., continues Saturday at 7 p.m. ETThe Canadian Press · Posted: Jan 20, 2024 12:35 AM EST | Last Updated: 10 hours ago Drummondville, Que., nativeContinue Reading

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Canadian Men Skate To Team Sprint Gold On 3-Medal Day For Canada At Four Continents | CBC Sports

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Canadians won two of the four events on the opening day of the Four Continents speed skating championships on Friday, part of a three-medal haul at the Utah Olympic Oval. Canada’s Howe claims men’s 1,500m title; Canadian women take team sprint bronzeCBC Sports · Posted: Jan 19, 2024 10:58 PM ESTContinue Reading

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Jennifer Botterill Calls Out Hockey’s ‘archaic’ Revenge Culture

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ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility Help newsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousOpinionThe NationalBusinessHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in Canada Jennifer Botterill calls out hockey’s ‘archaic’ revenge culture11 hours ago Duration 5:39 11 hours agoNewsDuration 5:39Jennifer Botterill caused a dust-up in the hockey world when she challenged her co-commentator’s views on the game’s revengeContinue Reading

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Sports Illustrated Lays Off Most Of Its Staff

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ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility Help newsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousOpinionThe NationalBusinessHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in Canada Sports Illustrated lays off most of its staff12 hours ago Duration 2:02 12 hours agoNewsDuration 2:02The owner of Sports Illustrated delivered layoff notices to most of its staff on Friday after nearly 70 yearsContinue Reading

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Ava DuVernay Takes On Her Most Challenging Film, ‘Origin’

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ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility Help newsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousOpinionThe NationalBusinessHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in Canada Ava DuVernay takes on her most challenging film, ‘Origin’2 days ago Duration 6:35 2 days agoNewsDuration 6:35Oscar-nominated filmmaker Ava DuVernay tells CBC’s Eli Glasner about what compelled her to create her latest and mostContinue Reading

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Whirling Disease Confirmed In B.C. For 1st Time, Sparking Fears For Fish Populations | CBC News

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British Columbia A debilitating parasite that can decimate fish populations has been confirmed in B.C. for the first time, four months after a suspected case in the Rockies caused several bodies of water to be closed. Parasite that decimates wild fish populations confirmed in Yoho National Park, shutting water bodiesContinue Reading

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Canada Considers Visa Requirement For Mexican Nationals

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3 days agoNewsDuration 1:50Quebec and the U.S. both want the Trudeau government to reverse changes that have made it easier for Mexicans to come to Canada, and the public safety minister says that option is on the table. However, some experts warn a visa restriction would only make seeking asylumContinue Reading

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Pascal Siakam's Impact On Toronto Remains After Being Traded From Raptors | CBC Sports

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NBA Pascal Siakam was traded from the Raptors to the Indiana Pacers earlier this week, the last major player from Toronto’s 2019 NBA championship roster to leave the team. But Siakam, who is from Douala, Cameroon, said in an article written for the Players’ Tribune on Friday that after eightContinue Reading

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Foreign Interference Inquiry Will Be 'deeply Uncomfortable' For Beijing, Canada's Ambassador To China Says | CBC News

How Technology Is Helping Municipalities Crack Down On Illegal Short-Term Rentals | CBC Radio

Canada's Elliot Vaillancourt Wins World Cup Moguls Silver On Home Snow | CBC Sports

Canadian Men Skate To Team Sprint Gold On 3-Medal Day For Canada At Four Continents | CBC Sports

Jennifer Botterill Calls Out Hockey’s ‘archaic’ Revenge Culture

Sports Illustrated Lays Off Most Of Its Staff

Ava DuVernay Takes On Her Most Challenging Film, ‘Origin’

Whirling Disease Confirmed In B.C. For 1st Time, Sparking Fears For Fish Populations | CBC News

Canada Considers Visa Requirement For Mexican Nationals

Pascal Siakam's Impact On Toronto Remains After Being Traded From Raptors | CBC Sports

Davis Mills: C.J. Stroud is the Texans’ starter, there’s no competition

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Davis Mills: C.J. Stroud is the Texans’ starter, there’s no competition

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Todd Bowles: RB Bucky Irving is "trending up" to play against the Cardinals