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World Officials made 3,254 egg-related seizures in January and February 2025, according to new data released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). That’s more than twice as many egg seizures compared to the 1,508 events the same two months a year ago.  Egg interceptions up 116% so far this year,Continue Reading

The UAW has thrown support behind Trump’s tariffs. Here’s a look at why If you’re an auto worker, how you feel about tariffs, may depend on which side of the border you’re on. In Canada, the union representing auto workers has come out strong against tariffs. But on the AmericanContinue Reading

Children’s school uniforms hung on the door. Their academic workbooks lay on their desks. Toys covered in dust were still sitting on the floor. That’s how Naila Al-Abbasi found her sister Rania’s apartment in Syria, nearly 12 years after she was detained alongside her six children and thrust into the former regime’s secret networkContinue Reading

No one owns Antarctica, but that agreement is showing cracks Antarctica has been governed by a treaty of nations since 1959, but with rising geopolitical tensions and a shifting world order, that governance system is under pressure. From aboard an unprecedented Canadian mission to the frozen continent, CBC’s Susan OrmistonContinue Reading

Victims of identity theft across Canada want their names cleared after scammers got into their accounts with the Canada Revenue Agency. The drive from Kelowna to Creston, B.C., carves south through snow-covered mountains, joins up with the Kettle River and then follows the Crowsnest Highway east as it detours northContinue Reading

Would you rather go to work in the dark or come home in the dark? As provinces mull getting rid of time changes, a new CBC tool shows Canadians how sunrises and sunsets would change in their community Ben Nelms/CBC News Would you want to ditch the twice annual timeContinue Reading

Health Measles is a respiratory disease caused by a highly contagious virus that’s more infectious than influenza, chickenpox or COVID-19. Respiratory disease is extremely contagious, public health officials say Amina Zafar · CBC News · Posted: Mar 05, 2025 4:00 AM EST | Last Updated: March 5 Vaccination can preventContinue Reading

News Canada and the United States offered to resettle 48 ethnic Uyghurs held in detention in Thailand over the past decade, sources told Reuters, but Bangkok took no action for fear of upsetting China, where they were covertly deported last week. Thailand’s deputy prime minister said no country made anyContinue Reading

Toronto·Live Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to hold a news conference Tuesday after the U.S. imposed sweeping tariffs that could devastate several key industries in the province. Ford has threatened to cut off electricity supply to cross-border transmission lines Lucas Powers · CBC News · Posted: Mar 04, 2025Continue Reading