Новости за 02.04.2024

People across northern Ontario are recognizing World Autism Day. Hear from families and advocates from the region about what the day means to them.

From housing to food prices to the carbon tax, affordability is proving to be a key issue for Canadians. As the next federal budget draws near, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joins Mainstreet Halifax host Jeff Douglas amid a series of announcements that provide a glimpse of what his government has in store.

It’s World Autism Day, and a new non-profit organization in Thunder Bay, Ont., is aiming to connect families while advocating for increased resources for youth with autism.

Keeps you up-to-date on developing stories in the Ottawa and Greater Toronto regions weeknights following The National.

Keep up-to-date on developing stories in the Greater Toronto region weeknights immediately following The National.

Ronel Blanco of the Houston Astros threw the first no-hitter in the major leagues this season, blanking the visiting Toronto Blue Jays 10-0 on Monday night.

Five aid workers with the international humanitarian group World Central Kitchen (WCK) were reported to have been killed while delivering food in Gaza on Monday. The Hamas-run Gaza media office blamed the strike on Israel — while the Israeli military says it's investigating the "tragic incident."

A joint investigation by CBS’s 60 Minutes, German news site Der Spiegel and independent magazine The Insider has found links between a shadowy Russian intelligence unit and cases of so-called Havana Syndrome targeting U.S. and Canadian diplomats. The Kremlin has denied the allegations.

Illuminated cherry blossoms lit up the night sky and delighted visitors in Vancouver’s David Lam Park during the Blossoms After Dark event.

After years of training, sparring and fights, top-ranked boxer Claire Hafner is about to discover the toll the ring has taken on her brain health. She’s part of a groundbreaking study of living athletes that hopes to better understand head trauma risks — and help athletes figure out when it’s time to quit.

April 1, 2024 | There were protests across the country and calls for an emergency meeting as the carbon tax increase took effect. Gaza’s largest hospital is in ruins after a weeks-long raid by Israeli forces. Plus, a boxer turns to science to find out if it’s time to leave the ring.

Caitlin Clark made nine 3-pointers and finished with 41 points and 12 assists in a sensational performance as Iowa knocked defending national champion LSU out of the women's NCAA Tournament with a 94-87 victory on Monday night, in Albany, N.Y. advancing the Hawkeyes to their second straight Final Four.

Scientists researching endangered killer whales that live off the west coast are gathering data from a jug of seawater containing environmental DNA that they hope can teach them more about the mammals.

Police are investigating a death in the Town of Caledon.

Nine days after an orca calf became stranded in a lagoon off the B.C. coast, rescuers trying to get the killer whale back to its pod have turned to artificial intelligence for assistance.

Fast-food chains often turn to special or limited-time offers to bring in customers. CBC’s Paula Duhatschek visited the A&W test kitchen to see how new creations come together.

Israeli troops withdrew from Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital over the weekend, but left the critical facility in ruins. Israel is also being accused of escalating tensions with Iran after killing military officials with an airstrike in Syria.

CBC's Georgie Smyth joined researchers off Vancouver Island to learn about new, non-invasive ways they are gathering evidence to solve the mystery of what B.C.'s killer whales get up to in the winter.

Donald Trump posted a $175 million US bond in his New York civil fraud case on Monday, as a judge in a separate case hit the former U.S. president with a gag order following online comments he made about the judge's daughter.

More than 80 residents of a low-income apartment building in Kelowna, B.C., have been told they need to leave because a nearby construction site has caused a "significant" risk to life and safety.

For Assyrian Windsorites celebrating the new year on Monday, it was a chance to remember their culture's deep history — and a reminder that it isn't fading. 

Michael Hendricks and René Leboeuf celebrated their 20th anniversary of marriage on Monday — a wedding that had been broadcast to the whole province as it was the first time a same-sex couple got married in Quebec.

Protesters in Ontario, Alberta and New Brunswick gathered to voice their displeasure with the April 1 carbon tax hike at the pumps, despite the fact rebates are also rising in each of those provinces.

April 1, 2024 - With affordability still a major challenge for many households, what should Canadians expect from Budget 2024? We ask economists Kevin Page and Armine Yalnizyan. Plus, Anne McLennan and Lisa Raitt of the Coalition for a Better Future give their annual score card for the economy.