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'I respect Canadian sovereignty': Pa. Governor says

11-06-2026 00:50 via cbc.ca

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that they say will deepen economic ties between the Canadian province and the U.S. state.Shapiro condemned U.S. President Donald Trump's rhetoric on Canada, calling it 'reckless and disrespectful' and said U.S. tariffs are a threat to both economies.

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Quebec becomes 1st Canadian province to ban energy drinks for youth

11-06-2026 18:25 via cbc.ca

Quebec is now the first jurisdiction in North America to restrict access to caffeinated energy drinks — to people under 16, in this case.

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Quebec becomes 1st Canadian province to ban energy drinks for kids under 16

11-06-2026 18:25 via cbc.ca

Quebec is now the first jurisdiction in North America to restrict access to caffeinated energy drinks — to people under 16, in this case.

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El Niño is officially here, and scientists say it will be particularly strong with widespread impacts

11-06-2026 17:49 via cbc.ca

El Niño, nature's chaotic climate agent, has formed in a warmed-up Pacific Ocean and is expected to grow to historic strength, meteorologists said Thursday.

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Inuit leaders, Indigenous scholars disappointed after Senate votes down residential school denialism clause

11-06-2026 17:48 via cbc.ca

Inuit leaders and Indigenous scholars are disappointed the Senate shot down an amendment to Bill C-9 aiming to criminalize residential school denialism. They argue Holocaust denialism is criminalized, yet residential school denialism is not.

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Grok's sexual deepfakes violated Canadian privacy law, says privacy commissioner

11-06-2026 16:57 via cbc.ca

After launching an investigation in January to examine the proliferation of sexual deepfakes on X, Canada's privacy commissioner says Grok's AI image generation tool was launched without adequate safeguards and didn't properly consider harms to privacy.

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Coroner's inquest into death of man in Kenora, Ont., explores support for Indigenous inmates

11-06-2026 16:30 via cbc.ca

Percy Adam Henry was a rambunctious child who grew up to be a selfless, caring father of two boys, his family told those at the coroner’s inquest exploring the circumstances surrounding his death. The 27-year-old member of Wabaseemoong Independent Nations died at Lake of the Woods District Hospital in Kenora, Ont., Feb. 8, 2021 following a suicide attempt at the Kenora Jail. Here's some of what was heard during the first day of the proceedings.

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Markus Hicks appealing ‘unreasonable’ sentence of 18.5 years for sexual assault, child luring

11-06-2026 16:19 via cbc.ca

The appeal calls Markus Hicks' sentence "clearly unreasonable and demonstrably unfit" and argues the judge didn't properly consider mitigating factors in sentencing.

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CBC News reports from Iran in Canadian exclusive

11-06-2026 16:17 via cbc.ca

In a Canadian exclusive, the CBC has been given rare permission to report from Iran. The government there imposes restrictions on international journalists but does not check our material. CBC News senior international correspondent Margaret Evans says many in the region are concerned about the potential return of full-scale war.

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Carney to unveil new food security strategy

11-06-2026 16:07 via cbc.ca

While the grocery rebates given to some Canadians this month offer short-term relief for high prices, Mark Carney's government is set to release a new plan on Thursday aimed at fixing some of the root causes behind the spike in food prices.

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Toronto police officer fatally shot in investigation tied to U.S. consulate shootings: chief

11-06-2026 13:49 via cbc.ca

A 43-year-old Toronto police constable has died after being shot in an exchange of gunfire with a suspect in the northwest end of the city Thursday morning, according to Chief Myron Demkiw.

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Toronto police officer dead, chief says, after shooting during investigation believed to be tied to U.S. consulate shooting

11-06-2026 13:49 via cbc.ca

A 43-year-old Toronto police officer, named Mark, has died after being shot in an exchange of gunfire with a suspect in the northwest end of the city Thursday morning, according Chief Myron Demkiw.

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Toronto police officer dead after shooting during investigation believed to be tied to U.S.: ambassador

11-06-2026 13:49 via cbc.ca

A Toronto police officer has died after being shot during an investigation believed to be tied to the United States, said U.S. ambassador Pete Hoekstra.

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Serena Williams's comeback at Queen's Club ends after injury to Canada's Mboko

11-06-2026 13:48 via cbc.ca

Serena Williams's much-hyped comeback to professional tennis at the Queen's Club lasted just one match. The 44-year-old Williams' doubles partner, 19-year-old Canadian Victoria Mboko, was forced to withdraw from the draw on Thursday because of a knee injury she sustained in a singles match against Karolina Pliskova on Wednesday.

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Serena Williams' comeback at Queen's Club ends after injury to Canada's Mboko

11-06-2026 13:48 via cbc.ca

Serena Williams' much-hyped comeback to professional tennis at the Queen's Club lasted just one match. The 44-year-old Williams' doubles partner, 19-year-old Canadian Victoria Mboko, was forced to withdraw from the draw on Thursday because of a knee injury she sustained in a singles match against Karolina Pliskova on Wednesday.

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Knicks complete record rally from 29 points down, take 3-1 NBA Finals lead

11-06-2026 13:40 via cbc.ca

The New York Knicks came from 29 points down and moved to the brink of their first championship since 1973 by beating the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in Game 4 of the finals on OG Anunoby's tip-in with 1.2 seconds remaining.

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Toronto Tempo secure first OT win, toppling Connecticut Sun 106-102

11-06-2026 13:25 via cbc.ca

Brittney Sykes scorched the last-place Connecticut Sun, matching her career high of 38 points in the Toronto Tempo's 106-102 overtime win at home on Wednesday.

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Saskatchewan rarely gets tornadoes as strong as the one that hit a southeast town this week

11-06-2026 13:00 via cbc.ca

The tornado that touched down in an area of southeastern Saskatchewan on Tuesday had an intensity rarely documented in the province.

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Over half of Behchokǫ̀'s housing needs repairs. The work is 'almost overwhelming,' N.W.T. housing minister says

11-06-2026 13:00 via cbc.ca

Northwest Territories Housing Minister Lucy Kuptana says housing conditions in Behchokǫ̀ are "really troubling." Many units are in need of major or even basic repairs, and Kuptana says it will take federal funds to address the issue.

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Jailed Vancouver developer declared bankrupt after 'history of financial shenanigans'

11-06-2026 13:00 via cbc.ca

It's been a rough few weeks for Helen Chan Sun. Last month, one B.C. Supreme Court judge jailed the Vancouver developer for civil contempt. This week, even as Sun remained behind bars, another judge from the same court declared the former multimillionaire bankrupt, paving the way for a trustee to oversee her finances.

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Tornado warnings risk being ignored if issued too broadly, Manitobans say

11-06-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

Phones buzzed repeatedly across southern Manitoba with tornado alerts Tuesday night, even though the threat was far away for many who got the frequent alerts.

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Ottawa threatens big tech with kids’ social media ban

11-06-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

The federal government just proposed its plan for new restrictions on social media and AI. Can it force big tech platforms to change how they operate?

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Ontario needs to fill 5,000 mining jobs by 2030, says association

11-06-2026 11:00 via cbc.ca

Ontario’s mining industry will need 5,000 more workers by 2030 to meet growing demand, according to the Ontario Mining Association.

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'Trap houses' pose neighbourhood concerns. Could shelved N.L. law be a solution?

11-06-2026 10:30 via cbc.ca

The Newfoundland and Labrador government says it is reviewing old legislation, that was never enacted, aimed at curbing criminal activity and cleaning up neighbourhoods.

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Trump is unlikely to rip up CUSMA, his trade deal with Canada and Mexico. Here's why

11-06-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

Despite U.S. President Donald Trump once again flexing his power to scrap his country's free trade deal with Canada and Mexico, there's plenty of reason to doubt he would actually follow through on such a threat.

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Saab's surveillance jet deal with Canada faces a U.S. stealth tech hurdle

11-06-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

Ottawa's choice of Saab's GlobalEye surveillance jet has potentially opened a new battle in Washington. Experts say fully integrating the aircraft into NORAD would require access to sensitive U.S. stealth communications technology that has never been released to foreign manufacturers, creating operational, political and technical challenges.

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More than 300,000 Canadian mothers were forced to give up their babies. They are waiting for an apology

11-06-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

More than 300,000 unwed Canadian women were forced to give up their babies in the decades after the Second World War. Though many of these forcible adoptions happened in religious maternity homes that received public funding, the federal government has yet to offer a formal apology.

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Like it or not, the ticks are advancing and Canadians will have to adapt

11-06-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

Climate change is pushing ticks into new habitats across southern Canada and experts say the pests could soon be bothering a majority of Canadians.

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His controversies include a Nazi tattoo. Why Democrats are still standing by Senate candidate Graham Platner

11-06-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

A Nazi tattoo, along with a series of other controversies that have dogged Senate candidate Graham Platner, have not been enough to dissuade many Democratic voters from throwing their support behind the political contender.

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Help wanted: The oilpatch will need 72,000 workers over the next decade

11-06-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

The plethora of hiring opportunities in the oil and gas sector comes at a time when the national economy is struggling and there is uncertainty in some industries because of the impacts of tariffs and artificial intelligence.

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