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CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

How and why CBC News will adjust its 9/11 language guidance
CBC's reporting on terrorism, wherever it occurs, has always been guided by the principle of attribution, and like other major news organizations, it has been our practice for decades.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Rob Reiner's son Jake on his parents' killings: 'I will never understand why this happened'
Jake Reiner this week gave his first sit-down interview since the killing of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, in California in December. He told KABC-TV about the shock he felt after being told his parents were dead and the complicated feelings he has for his younger brother, Nick, who's currently facing murder charges in the killings.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Air Canada will now allow you up to 3 mobility aids on flights in expanded policy
Air Canada announced an expanded mobility aid policy Friday that will allow customers to bring up to three mobility aids free of charge.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Junior hockey players in OHL, WHL can seek compensation for alleged abuse, court says
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has approved an opt-in process for current and former players in the Ontario Hockey League and Western Hockey League who allege they were victims of abuse or hazing.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Dolly Parton's sister says singer was still thinking of others while battling cancer
Dolly Parton's long history of philanthropy is well-documented, but a touching tribute from her sister reveals how deeply the spirit of giving was entrenched in her.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Iran war hits 6-month milestone with Trump's attention largely elsewhere
A number of U.S. lawmakers called on Donald Trump to end the war with Iran as it reached its six-month mark on Friday, while the U.S. president has given off mixed signals regarding the state of the conflict.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

'Lake America'? Trump's 'utterly ridiculous' renaming met with laughter in Kingston
The mayor of Kingston, Ont., says a snicker is the only response Donald Trump will be getting from his community following the U.S. president's renaming of Lake Ontario as Lake America. "The best thing we can possibly do is just ignore the silliness," Bryan Paterson says.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Canada extends Ebola travel restrictions for another 30 days
People from Ebola-affected countries will continue to be banned from entering Canada for another 30 days, prolonging the state of limbo for tens of thousands of people who have had their residency applications suspended since May.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

IN PHOTOS | Partial lunar eclipse here and abroad
Skygazers got to see a partial lunar eclipse across the Americas, Europe and Africa on Thursday evening into Friday.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Syrian president names former commander of Kurdish-led fighting force as adviser
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa appointed the former commander of a now-dissolved Kurdish-led fighting force as a presidential adviser on Friday, reflecting a rapprochement between the two longtime civil war adversaries.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Jacques Doucet, former voice of the Montreal Expos, dies at 86
Jacques Doucet, known as the "Voice of the Expos" after calling the team's games for 33 seasons, died Thursday evening at the age of 86.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Jacques Doucet, former voice of the Montreal Expos, has died
Jacques Doucet, the former announcer for the Montreal Expos, has died at the age of 86, his family announced Friday.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

What the CIA director's mystery trip to Moscow says about Putin's next move
An unannounced but highly visible flight to Moscow by CIA Director John Ratcliffe aboard a U.S. Air Force transport plane this week has ignited a fierce debate over Vladimir Putin's next military move. With Russia's volunteer recruitment drying up and its economy straining under the weight of 1.4 million casualties, intelligence briefs suggest Putin is preparing a massive, unpopular mobilization of 600,000 new troops.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Edmonton father convicted of manslaughter in death of his 5-week-old infant
An Edmonton father has been convicted of manslaughter in connection with the death of his five-week-old baby boy.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Canada's economy has found its footing. But is it enough to survive the U.S. trade war?




CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Canada's economy grew by 3.3% in the second quarter, showing sharp recovery
Canada's economy rebounded sharply in the second quarter after ?six months of virtually no growth, aided by strong jump in exports and solid domestic demand, data showed on Friday.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Appeal court orders new trial in $4M drug seizure near Sask.-Alta. border
The drug bust happened after police tracked the cellphone of a man they believed was helping facilitate shipments of methamphetamine crossing the U.S. border into Canada at Coutts, Alta.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

How Trump's lumber tariffs made a bad situation worse in B.C.
Donald Trump is hardly the first U.S. president whose government has imposed steep duties on Canadian lumber. The tariffs are the latest chapter in a dispute that's been going on for more than four decades. Here's how we got here.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Where do young people stand in Alberta's separation debate?
In two Canadian provinces, two different conversations are unfolding about the prospect of leaving the country for good, and it seems two different age cohorts are making the push.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Treaty 6 was signed 150 years ago. First Nations worry a push for Alberta independence puts it at risk
First Nations from across Treaty 6 territory have been marking this month's 150th anniversary of the signing of the 1876 agreement with the Crown. But for some, the discussion around the upcoming referendum on Alberta independence is casting a shadow over it.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Labour board rejects appeal by chain that underpaid foreign workers at Manitoba hotel
A hotel chain must pay more than $100,000 to three foreign workers employed at one of its locations in Manitoba after the province's labour board denied the company's appeal.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Unlocking a 400-year-old mystery in a Nova Scotia marsh
On a river in southwest Nova Scotia, an investigation by a historical sleuth is uncovering long-lost traces of North America's past.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Nova Scotians wait over 500 ‘painful' days for surgery consultations
When the consultation and surgery wait times are combined, the total waits for hip and knee replacements in Nova Scotia are longer than they were a decade ago. In 2015, Nova Scotians could expect a total median wait of 265 days for a hip replacement — in 2025, it was 292 days.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

King Harald V, Norway's reform-minded head of state, dead at 89
Norway's King ?Harald, a ?reformer who emerged ?from the shadow ?of his well-loved ?father over more than three decades on the ?throne, has died aged ?89, the royal palace said on ?Friday.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Why Lindsay Clancy, on trial for the deaths of her 3 children, has so many supporters




CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

The only time The Dog Stars isn't boring is when it's bad
The Dog Stars is about the same thing as every other post-apocalypse film you've seen, but this time without the guts or energy to make it believably harrowing.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

In honour of Coyote vs. Acme, we salute some excellent anti-capitalist movies
Coyote vs. Acme, which opens in theatres Aug. 28, is not only the latest chapter in a timeless battle of wills, but the newest entry in the pantheon of anti-capitalist films. Here are seven of our favourites.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

How teen accounts on Instagram and Facebook are changing after Meta's $18B US settlement
Changes are coming for teen Instagram and Facebook users after parent company Meta agreed to platform changes in a landmark U.S. settlement to resolve claims of online harms to youth. Experts tell CBC News what's changing, how widely and what impact this might have going forward.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Jacob Elordi's The Dog Stars is an apocalyptic adaptation
The Dog Stars is about the same thing as every other post-apocalypse film you've seen, but this time without the guts or energy to make it believably harrowing.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

After autistic student denied, Quebec faces calls to reform French exemption process
Quebec is facing sharp criticism and calls to reform its French-language exemption process for students with disabilities following the removal of an autistic student from a local college.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Despite Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario, Great Lakes endure as symbol of U.S.-Canada collaboration
It's unclear whether Trump can unilaterally rename the lake, whose name predates European colonization of the Americas and has been widely recognized internationally for centuries. But the renaming belies a concerted push by the Trump administration to hold back important U.S.-Canada collaboration on scientific research and restoration work in the Great Lakes.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 28, 2026

Danielle Smith takes questions at virtual town hall on data centres in Alberta, NDP calls for pause
Premier Danielle Smith and three of her ministers spent an hour Thursday fielding calls and online questions from Albertans who say they are concerned about artificial intelligence data centres being built in the province.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

85-year-old Ontario athlete wins gold at World Masters | The Moment
Ontario seniors Aileen Burgin, 85, and her husband, Harold, 87, tell The National about competing at the World Masters Track and Field Championships in Daegu, South Korea, where Aileen won gold in the 100-metre dash.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

She's 85 and she just won a gold medal | The Moment
Ontario seniors Aileen Burgin, 85, and her husband, Harold, 87, tell The National about competing at the World Masters Track and Field Championships in Daegu, South Korea, where Aileen won gold in the 100-metre dash.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

3rd grizzly in family of 4 killed in B.C.'s West Kootenay
A third grizzly in a family of four well-known bears in the West Kootenay has been killed.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

The National | Trump renames Lake Ontario as 'Lake America'
Aug. 27, 2026 | U.S. President Donald Trump ratchets up tensions with Canada by ordering Lake Ontario to be renamed as 'Lake America.' Rescuers in Nepal and Tibet race to find survivors of a catastrophic flood. And Toronto police investigate a brazen arson outside a Liberal MP's home.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

B.C. ends wildfire-related state of emergency, offroad vehicle ban to be lifted
B.C.'s forests minister says a province-wide state of emergency has ended, but wildfire risk remains.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Cuba faces teacher, supply shortage as as kids head back to school
Cuba will kick off the school year next week as planned despite a severe ongoing crisis that has affected transportation and electricity and led to falling teacher numbers and a lack of ?supplies such as uniforms.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Cuba faces teacher, supply shortage as kids head back to school
Cuba will kick off the school year next week as planned despite a severe ongoing crisis that has affected transportation and electricity and led to falling teacher numbers and a lack of ?supplies such as uniforms.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Will auto tariffs be a permanent roadblock for a Canada-U.S. trade deal?
U.S. President Donald Trump's trade ambassador's recent comments about Canada's auto industry suggest the level at which it's integrated throughout North America could remain a major sticking point if talks do resume.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Air traffic controllers allegedly left work early before fatal Air Canada crash at LaGuardia
The union representing American air traffic controllers has acknowledged allegations that two members left work early shortly before an Air Canada regional jet crashed at LaGuardia Airport in March, killing two pilots.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

One 'absolutely prolific' male bird is keeping his species alive in the U.K.
Conservationists have long been working to keep a rare species of bird from disappearing entirely from the United Kingdom. But any recent success they've had in protecting the Montagu's harrier's British population can largely be attributed to the mating prowess of one male "at the top of his game."



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

10 Toronto residents on a trek in Nepal unaccounted for after deadly flash floods: non-profit group
Ten Toronto residents on a trek in Nepal are unaccounted for after deadly flash flooding in the country this week, according to a representative of the group that organized the trip.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Russia hammers Ukrainian ports, warehouses and industrial sites with missiles and drones
Russia ?hammered Ukrainian ports, industrial sites and retailers' distribution facilities with missiles and drones in an hours-long attack on Kyiv and other cities that was partly repelled, Ukrainian officials said on Thursday.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Parents and teachers in Congo urge delay of school resumption as Ebola outbreak rages on
With health officials warning that the Ebola outbreak may be three times higher than official figures — and young children facing the highest fatality rates — families fear a return to class could increase the risk of exposure to the disease.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Infinity Mirror Rooms artist, Yayoi Kusama, dead at 97. Her polka-dotted life in pictures
Artist Yayoi Kusama, who has died at 97, was one of Japan's most revered contemporary artists. Her work was exhibited around the world, often prompting long queues as people flocked to see her colourful, immersive installation art.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Judge rejects application by 'Surrey Six' killer to stay convictions
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has rejected an application by one of the "Surrey Six" killers to stay the convictions against him.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

'Measured confidence': RBC, TD Bank, CIBC share optimistic outlook for Canada's economy
Three of Canada's big banks shared cautiously sunny outlooks for the economy on Thursday, sharply contrasting expressions of anxiety and frustration from scores of smaller businesses grappling with the fresh reality of a full-blown trade war with the United States.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

1 of 2 fugitives wanted in July homicide in Niagara Falls, Ont., captured in Montreal
One of two suspects wanted in the shooting death of a man in Niagara Falls on July 16 has been arrested in Montreal and will be sent back to the Ontario city.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Alberta expects $2B surplus instead of $9.4B deficit, due to Iran war bump to oil prices
The same factor that's sent fuel prices soaring has created a massive turnaround for provincial government's budget.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Oil prices swing Alberta's $9.4B deficit to $2B surplus, but finance minister urges caution
The same factor that's sent fuel prices soaring has created a massive turnaround for provincial government's budget.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Ratko Mladic, war criminal and former Bosnian Serb military leader, dead
Ratko Mladic, convicted of genocide for orchestrating the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of at least 8,000 Muslims in Europe's worst atrocity since the Second World War, has died.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Students at 7 Ontario private career colleges received $385M in OSAP grants last year, data shows
A small subset of private career colleges in Ontario has led explosive growth in the number of people receiving student financial assistance, new data shows, and the association representing the sector itself has raised concerns.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Raptors to raise Kyle Lowry's No. 7 to rafters in January retirement ceremony
The Toronto Raptors will retire Kyle Lowry's No. 7 following their Jan. 10 game against the Philadelphia 76ers.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Peter Cullen, Canadian voice of Eeyore, Optimus Prime, dead at 85
Peter Cullen, the Canadian voice actor behind Eeyore in Winnie the Pooh and Optimus Prime in the Transformers franchise, died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 85.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Police investigating suspected arson after car at Liberal MP's home torched
Police are investigating a suspected arson at the home of a Scarborough MP after multiple cars were torched early Thursday, CBC News has learned.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Police investigating suspected arson after cars at Liberal MP's home torched
Police are investigating a suspected arson at the home of a Scarborough MP after multiple cars were torched early Thursday, CBC News has learned.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Conservatives want the Liberals to release the rejected U.S. trade deal. Should they?
Conservatives are calling on the Liberals to release the text of the U.S. tariff agreement that the federal government ultimately rejected last week. While one expert argues there is some merit to showing that level of transparency, others suggest it would ultimately hurt Canada's negotiation position.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Khalid Sheik Mohammed, accused of masterminding 9/11 attacks, set for military tribunal trial in 2028
A U.S. air ?force judge on Wednesday ordered a June 2028 trial accused 9/11 attacks mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, along with three co-defendants, the latest development in a long-running legal saga since Mohammed's arrest in 2003.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Chapman's Ice Cream pledges no price increase as Ontario company shifts away from U.S. suppliers
Ontario company Chapman's Ice Cream says it's moving to replace more than 70 per cent of its ingredients from the U.S. by mid-2027, promising no price increases until March 2028.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Quebec party leaders make their pitches as election campaign kicks off




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Quebec's premier set to meet lieutenant-governor, kicking off election campaign




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Canadian seafood industry 'relieved' with removal of their products from retaliatory tariff list
Finance Canada has removed fish and seafood products from a list of counter-tariffed items, just a day after the government initially hit back at the U.S. with retaliatory measures. For those in the industry, its a massive relief from measures many say could have had devastating consequences.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Kremlin denies reports CIA director warned Russia about attacking NATO countries
The Kremlin on Thursday dismissed U.S. media reports that Russia could attack a NATO member state and that the purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow this week had been to warn Moscow against such a move.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Lake formed from debris poses new threat in Nepal, with death toll from floods over 530




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Lake formed upstream from Nepal-China border disaster poses new threat as death toll from floods rises




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Officials provide update on Canada's response to Nepal, Tibet flooding




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

More than 1,300 missing in Nepal and Tibet after catastrophic floods




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Death toll at least 359, with more than 1,000 missing in Nepal, Tibet after catastrophic floods




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

30 Canadians, permanent residents among hundreds missing in Nepal-Tibet floods, Global Affairs Canada says




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Rescue teams search for hundreds of missing in Nepal, Tibet, including Canadians




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Nepal flash flood death toll climbs to 579, with 32 Canadians, permanent residents among missing




CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

What Big Tech wants out of the trade war
A fight over streaming helped throw a wrench in trade talks last week. But is this about our attempts to protect Canadian culture -- or America's attempts to protect their tech companies?



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Yayoi Kusama, Japanese artist who splashed polka dots across art world, dead at 97
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama , who splashed her signature polka dots on paintings, sculptures and museum installations around the world, has died, her studio said Thursday. She was 97.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

N.L.'s rehabilitation hospital's heating system repeatedly failing, causing 'significant damage'
The hydronic heating system in a part of Newfoundland and Labrador's rehabilitation hospital is repeatedly failing, causing extensive damage that an internal briefing note warns is anticipated to continue.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

A 91-year-old woman was handed an eviction order. Why the Ontario tribunal ruled it 'defective'
A 91-year-old woman served with an eviction notice at a seniors' apartment building in Windsor is celebrating after a tribunal ruled that the notice is "defective."



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Consumers say 'resolve is strengthened' to buy Canadian, bringing patriotic shopping movement back to life
As trade war tensions between Canada and the U.S. ratchet up again, some shoppers are digging in their heels when it comes to buying Canadian. And that's driving more traffic to tools that help connect shoppers with Canadian-made products and home-grown businesses.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

The art of inflicting pain: How to select targets for Canada's counter-tariffs
Canada must balance many different considerations when selecting which U.S. products to tariff in order to cause maximum pressure in the United States with minimal disruption at home. Those include the U.S. elections, affordability and the ease with which importers on either side of the border can find alternatives, according to economic and political experts.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 27, 2026

Trump upended last year's federal election. Will he do the same to the Quebec campaign?
Donald Trump's tariff threats and rhetoric about making Canada the 51st state reshaped the federal election, especially in Quebec. As the provincial election campaign gets underway, could the U.S. president play that outsized role once again?



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

He turned around and a shark was there | The Moment
Underwater videographer Carl Sorensen tells The National about the moment he had a rare encounter with a bluntnose sixgill shark while diving near Nanoose Bay, B.C.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

'Visual symbol of climate change': Mount Robson's Berg Glacier no longer reaches lake
One of the most picturesque sights in British Columbia is changing — as Mount Robson's Berg Glacier has retreated so far back that it no longer touches the water of Berg Lake.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Hamilton-born NHL prospect Matthew Mayich hospitalized after 'training incident,' OHL says
NHL prospect Matthew Mayich, who was born in Hamilton and played junior hockey with the Ottawa 67's, is in hospital in Arizona following "an off-ice training incident," says the Ontario Hockey League. Now 21, he played minor hockey with the Hamilton Huskies and was drafted by the St. Louis Blues in 2023.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Trump's top trade negotiator disputes Canadian assertion that U.S. made last-minute demands
The Trump administration's top trade negotiator on Wednesday disputed Ottawa's assertion that last-minute demands from the U.S. derailed a trade deal between the two countries, saying Canadian negotiators' concerns about the deal's "implementation" led Ottawa to pull the plug.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

More charges for former Manitoba MP Inky Mark after 445 guns, explosives found in home: RCMP
Former member of Parliament Inky Mark has been hit with 26 more weapons-related charges, after police say they found 445 firearms and 26.5 kilograms of explosives in his Manitoba home.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Testimony concludes in trial of U.S. mother accused of killing her 3 children
Testimony concluded Wednesday in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, a mother accused of strangling her three young children in a case that has drawn attention to postpartum mental health.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Kremlin confirms CIA director's meeting with Russian counterparts in Moscow
U.S. CIA Director John Ratcliffe spoke with Russian intelligence officials during a visit to Moscow but did not meet President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said on Wednesday ?of a trip that U.S. President Donald Trump described as "semi-routine."



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Alberta premier doubles down on diplomacy with Americans to stave off U.S. tariffs
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Canadians must double down on their diplomatic efforts to convince U.S. lawmakers and citizens that the escalating trade war is destructive for everyone on both sides of the border.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Blake Lively to get just over $400,000 US in legal costs from Justin Baldoni
Blake Lively will get just over $400,000 of the $8 million US she sought in legal costs from actor and director Justin Baldoni after they settled their fight over the production of their 2024 film It Ends With Us, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Canada's largest icebreaker makes 6th visit to the North Pole
The polar mission is being carried out in order to better define Canada's claim on a portion of the Arctic seafloor, which is also claimed by Russia and Denmark via its autonomous territory Greenland.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Video captures likely tornado in eastern P.E.I. amid 'wild day' of weather
A mid-afternoon storm Wednesday on Prince Edward Island brought high winds, hail, rain, thunder and lightning.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Underwater AI data centre proposal concerns Peskotomuhkati leaders in Canada, U.S.
A company's proposal for an underwater AI data centre off Eastport, Maine, is facing opposition from Peskotomuhkati leaders in Canada and the United States who say the project could threaten waterways that are central to their culture.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

B.C. climber stung by wasps 100 times, rescued by helicopter
A climber in British Columbia was rescued by helicopter after being stung more than 100 times by wasps in backcountry north of Vancouver.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

It's finally time to rename Ottawa's Trump Avenue, councillor says
As Donald Trump's trade war against Canada heats up, an Ottawa city councillor says it's finally time to rename a street that bears the U.S. president's name.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Tim Curry, star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, dead at 80
Tim Curry, the quirky British actor known for playing eccentric roles like the flamboyant alien mad scientist Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, died on Wednesday at his Los Angeles home.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Chinese hackers disrupted U.S. Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, U.S. says
The United States says it has disrupted a Chinese hacking operation responsible for ?break-ins at the U.S. Justice Department, NASA, the Federal Reserve, the Senate and other sensitive areas of government.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Marineland beluga moved to U.S. dies, dolphins and 2 more whales leave Niagara Falls park for Spain
Peekachu, a beluga recently moved out of Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., has died at the Shedd Aquarium, the Chicago facility said Wednesday, the same day two other belugas and four dolphins were in the process of being relocated to Spain.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Marineland dolphins, 2 more whales leave Niagara Falls, Ont., for Spain, a beluga moved to U.S. dies
Trainers worked over several hours Wednesday morning at Marineland to load four dolphins and two belugas into tanks on transport trucks headed to Toronto's Pearson airport for the journey to Oceanografic Valencia in Spain, as the relocation of mammals at the shuttered Niagara Falls, Ont., park continued.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Carney to give speech to European Parliament in September
Prime Minister Mark Carney will give a speech to the European Parliament next month in Strasbourg, France, his office has confirmed.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Canada's resistance to Trump's trade demands offers Europe a blueprint. Will the EU take it?
Canada's efforts to strike a trade deal with Donald Trump are being watched especially closely in Europe, where the EU negotiated a deal that locked in U.S. tariffs but has failed to deliver on the trade certainty the continent was demanding.



CBC Top Stories
Aug 26, 2026

Serena and Venus Williams will play doubles together at the U.S. Open
Serena and Venus Williams are teaming up again at the U.S. Open. The sisters will play doubles at the tournament after receiving a wild card Wednesday into the event they won twice.



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