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CBC Top Stories
Jul 21, 2026

How the outbreak of an intestinal parasite in the U.S. unfolded
More than 30 American states have reported illnesses related to Cyclospora, an intestinal parasite that contaminates food that has come into contact with human feces. Here's how the investigation into the outbreak of cyclosporiasis unfolded.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 21, 2026

The pyramid is back: Dance Moms is getting an unauthorized parody musical
Nearly seven years after Dance Moms ended, the Lifetime reality show is getting the parody musical treatment. It's called The Pyramid: An Unauthorized ‘Dance Moms' Musical, and it started with a simple question: What if Dance Moms was a musical?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 21, 2026

Trump's escalating trade war puts pressure on premiers with U.S. booze bans as they gather in P.E.I.
U.S. President Donald Trump's surprise escalation in his trade war with Canada puts renewed pressure on the premiers — most of whom have pulled American booze from liquor stores — as they descend on Charlottetown for their annual summer meeting.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Flock of sheep rounded up after 6 days on the lam | The Moment
Barbara Lloyd tells The National about the moment her flock of 33 sheep was rounded up by her border collie Betty after they broke through her gate and were on the run for six days.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Despite the war, the U.S. and Iran are working together to deport asylum seekers, lawsuit says
Even as the U.S. waged war with Iran and encouraged its citizens to take to the streets, the Trump administration was working with the Iranian regime to fast-track the deportations of dissidents, according to a new lawsuit.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Federal court orders Edmonton women's prison to address history of heat complaints
Correctional Service Canada has failed to put an effective solution in place at the Edmonton Institution for Women's secure unit, the federal court says, noting an affidavit showed one cell exceeded 40 C in 2018.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Fact check: Does this video show Iranian missiles hitting a U.S. base?
After Iranian missiles hit Jordan on Friday, this video circulated claiming to show missiles hitting a U.S. base in the country. But is the video real or AI generated?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Marineland belugas' 'emergency rescue' has begun, leaving Niagara Falls, Ont., for U.S. aquariums
The first group of Marineland beluga whales that have been at a permanently closed theme park and zoo in Niagara Falls, Ont., have begun their journey to their new homes in the U.S. "The first wave of the rescue mission at Marineland is underway," Canada's fisheries minister said Monday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Marineland belugas' ‘emergency rescue' has begun, leaving Niagara Falls, Ont., for U.S. aquariums
The first group of Marineland beluga whales that have been at a permanently closed theme park and zoo in Niagara Falls, Ont., begin their journey to their new home in the U.S. today.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Gordie Howe bridge to host event for local dignitaries Friday ahead of opening Monday
Local dignitaries say they have received invitations to an event this Friday related to the opening of the long-awaited Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Michigan and Ontario.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Acclaimed Ontario art gallery to close for up to 3 years for redevelopment
The McMichael Canadian Art Collection will temporarily close for a landmark redevelopment led by Hariri Pontarini Architects, adding 60 per cent more space and modern facilities over the 2026-29 construction period.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Paramount, Warner must pause merger for at least two weeks, judge says
A federal judge on Monday ordered Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery to halt their $81 billion US merger for at least two weeks, allowing states that are challenging the deal more time to see their case through in court.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Alberta government gives public libraries Jan. 1 deadline to comply with new restrictions
The province informed public libraries this month that they have until the start of the new year to establish new practices restricting access to library materials containing sexually explicit images to anyone 15 years old or younger, without authorization from a parent or guardian.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Meet Jimothy, the unusually round Seattle raccoon capturing hearts worldwide
A Seattle raccoon with an unusually short body nicknamed Jimothy has become an internet sensation after a video of the critter scampering across a field went viral.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Sask. Roughrider in fatal crash was driving on wrong side of divided highway: RCMP
Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Jayden Dalke was driving the wrong way on the highway with alcohol and cannabis in his vehicle before the crash that killed him and another man, RCMP say.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Alberta, Saskatchewan offer 'most compelling' case for U.S. oil supply: Hoekstra
U.S. needs to find three to four million more barrels of oil per day over the next decade, and Canada can be one of the best places to get it, says Pete Hoekstra.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

TIFF turns the spotlight on Canada in its gala and special presentations
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival announced its Gala and Special Presentations lineups, which include Chris Rock's Misty Green and Peter Farrelly's I Play Rocky, alongside major Canadian premieres and closing-night gala Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Dinosaur skull remains found in campground belong to T. rex 'great-uncle,' Alberta study shows
The remains of a dinosaur skull found in B.C. campground belonged to a tyrannosaur that was lighter and faster than its more famous relative, the T. rex, say the authors of a new study.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Amid wider statue debate, Gatineau, Que., quietly reinstalls monument to Samuel de Champlain
The City of Gatineau has quietly reinstalled a statue of 17th-century explorer and Quebec City founder Samuel de Champlain, nearly a decade after it was removed for maintenance.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

The big stories — and best photos — from the 2026 World Cup
Forty-eight teams, 104 matches, 39 days. Here's a look back at some of the main storylines from the FIFA World Cup 2026 — as illustrated by some of the tournament's best photos.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Russian missile strike kills 10 in Black Sea near Ukraine
A Russian missile strike on a ?ship carrying corn near Ukraine's southern port of Odesa killed 10 people, Ukrainian officials said on Monday, in the deadliest attack in a weeks-long flare-up of violence in the Black Sea.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Canada's inflation rate eased to 2.8% in June thanks to lower gas prices
Prices at the pump increased at a slower rate on a year-over-year basis in June compared to May, the data showed.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Trump's 'big lie' in prime time
Donald Trump is using the U.S. presidency to re-litigate the 2020 election. Today, we look at his latest claims and whether the president is laying the groundwork to challenge the legitimacy of the upcoming midterms.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Dozens feared dead after passenger ferry sinks off coast of Guyana
No survivors have been found ?since Sunday afternoon, when Guyanese authorities announced they had rescued 67 people, including 15 children.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

10 bodies recovered, dozens feared dead after passenger ferry sinks off coast of Guyana
Guyana's government said on Monday that 10 bodies had been recovered from a ferry that capsized off the coast over the weekend with 133 people on board.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Expansion of U.S. strikes on Iran leads to more retaliation across Persian Gulf
The United States conducted a new round of airstrikes early Monday targeting Iran after announcing the death of another service member. Iran responded by launching an attack targeting Bahrain, the home of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, as well as Kuwait.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

U.S identifies 2 soldiers killed in Jordan as it exchanges strikes with Iran
The United States conducted a new round of airstrikes early Monday targeting Iran after announcing the death of another service member. Iran responded by launching an attack targeting Bahrain, the home of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, as well as Kuwait.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

U.S. bombing of Iran expands as American troops killed
The latest attacks again showed how the U.S. and Iran have inched closer to all-out war as last month's interim deal meant to permanently end the fighting has crumbled and shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has largely stalled.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Saint John man stabbed his own sons to death, altered publication ban reveals
Publication bans still prohibit naming the two Saint John boys Roman Kamyshnyy was convicted earlier this month of murdering, but CBC News can now report all of the relationships involved and tell more fully this tragic story of domestic violence the Crown described as being "driven by vengeance."



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

She needs $12K-a-month drug to treat incurable cancer, but insurance won't pay
Sophie Djeme-Mi Koumazock's doctor prescribed her a new drug to slow the progression of incurable breast cancer. But as a federal employee, her insurance plan through Canada Life won't foot the monthly bill, which could be as expensive as $12,000.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Government tip-off prompted spy agency to look into federal scientist, CSIS says
The country's top spy agency says Natural Resources Canada approached it with concerns about former federal scientist Dennis Lu more than two decades ago — not the other way around — and has made a rare disclosure of one of its documents in court to set the record straight, CBC News has learned.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

What we know about the Black teen found dead after Mississippi boat trip
The death of Nolan Wells, a Black teenager whose body was located on an island off the Mississippi coast after he spent the Fourth of July there with three white friends, has drawn widespread attention amid mounting unanswered questions.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Who is Nolan Wells, and why has the Black Mississippi teen's death received widespread attention?
The death of Nolan Wells, a Black teenager whose body was located on an island off the Mississippi coast after he spent the Fourth of July there with three white friends, has drawn widespread attention amid mounting unanswered questions.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 20, 2026

Young people grew up in the digital age. So why do they love movies on film?
The entertainment industry was hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and the actors' and writers' strikes after that, leaving executives scrambling in the years thereafter to lure audiences back into theatres. Young people may be behind an analog film renaissance at movie theatres, as they look for immersive, community-focused experiences in real life.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Source of U.S. diarrhea-causing outbreak back in question after FDA declares false positive
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on ?Sunday that laboratory experts re-reviewed sample results ?in the Taylor Farms ?Cyclospora investigation and concluded the finding ?should be considered a false ?positive.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

The National | Wildfires trigger airlifts and anger
July 19, 2026 | An Ontario First Nation is airlifted to safety as wildfires force more evacuations and turn properties to ash, fuelling growing anger at the provincial government's response. Spain defeats Argentina to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. And Canadian comedy star Jerry Dee reflects on his career and his mother's descent into dementia.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

U.S. recalls lettuce linked to diarrhea-causing outbreak
U.S. health officials say contaminated lettuce imported from a Mexican branch of American-based produce supplier Taylor Farms is behind the explosive diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis outbreak in the U.S.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Fire outside Wrigley, N.W.T., moves closer to community
The fire that forced the evacuation of Wrigley moved 4 kilometres closer to town overnight into Sunday. Fire officials say they don't expect it to reach the community.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker and captain Jayden Dalke killed in crash
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are mourning linebacker and team captain Jayden Dalke, who died in a car crash Saturday evening. The team announced his death in a statement Sunday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Cross Country Checkup: What's your best or worst concert ticket story?
When did buying a concert ticket feel like a rip-off, or like you won the lottery?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

2 boys missing, believed to have drowned in Manitoba's Nutimik Lake
Two boys, aged 10 and 13, are believed to have slipped into the fast-moving rapids near Sturgeon Falls Trail in Manitoba's Nutimik Lake on Saturday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

At least 5 people killed, hundreds displaced after earthquake rocks Peru
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake shook the Andes region of Peru, killing at least five people, authorities said Sunday. More than 20 people were injured and 300 have been displaced.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

At least 6 people killed, hundreds displaced after earthquake rocks Peru
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake shook the Andes region of Peru, killing at least six people, authorities said Sunday. More than 30 people were injured and 300 have been displaced.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Regional officials in B.C. warn of fast-moving water and debris from glacial lake
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District says the public must stay away from Place Creek, Poole Creek, Gates Lake and nearby water channels because of flood water from a lake that has formed near Place Glacier.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

'Just dumbfounding': Tornado damages buildings, homes in central Alberta county
A tornado that passed through parts of central Alberta Saturday resulted in 'significant damage' to buildings, homes, trees, roads and other local infrastructure, according to officials. But no injuries relating to the tornado have been reported.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

'Just dumbfounding': Tornado damages buildings, homes in west-central Alberta county
A tornado that passed through parts of west-central Alberta Saturday resulted in "significant damage" to buildings, homes, trees, roads and other local infrastructure, according to county officials. But no injuries relating to the tornado have been reported.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Tornado causes 'significant damage' to parts of west-central Alberta county
In a social media post on Sunday, Clearwater County said no injuries relating to the tornado have been reported.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Canada to temporarily bar entry by foreign nationals recently in Congo due to Ebola risk
As part of new, temporary border measures ?to combat the spread ?of Ebola, the ?Canadian government on Sunday said ?it would deny entry to ?foreign nationals who had been to the Democratic Republic of the Congo ?within the past 21 days.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

N.S. says Eastern Shore wildfire now being held, residents can return home
A wildfire on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore is now listed as being held, but ground crews will continue the containment efforts throughout the day. Residents evacuated on Thursday are now allowed to return to their homes.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Duane Ward, former Blue Jays pitcher, World Series champion, dead at 62
Former Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher and two-time World Series champion Duane Ward has died at 62. The Blue Jays say Ward died of natural causes in Toronto.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Is there an alternative to killing nuisance black bears?
It's a common debate in communities next to bear habitat — should you call the B.C. Conservation Officer Service to report a bear looking for sources of human food like garbage or kids' lunch boxes? Some encourage others not to report such incidents because of a belief that it amounts to a death sentence for the bear.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv kills 1, wounds 16
Russia battered the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv overnight ?with one of its biggest ballistic missile barrages of the war that began in February 2022.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

U.S. renews strikes on Iran after 2 American military members killed
The U.S. said it had completed an eighth straight night of attacks on Iran after earlier announcing that two U.S. military personnel were killed in Jordan, while U.S. allies in the ?region reported more Iranian attacks on Sunday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

U.S. strikes Iran's Revolutionary Guard after attack of American troops in Jordan
The U.S. military launched airstrikes Sunday targeting Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard to retaliate for the killing of American troops in Jordan, further widening the crossfire between the nations as they fight over the Strait of Hormuz.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

U.S. military death toll rises amid renewed conflict with Iran
A U.S. soldier was killed Saturday in Iraq during a "controlled detonation" of an Iranian drone, U.S. Central Command said Sunday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Sask. man's death ruled accidental, despite initial RCMP response deemed 'wholly unacceptable'
When RCMP got a call about an unmanned boat going in circles on Weyakwin Lake, officers didn't make the connection that it could mean a person was missing. Matthew Hamm's body was found in the lake the following spring. The RCMP's civilian watchdog says the officers' initial response was "wholly unacceptable," and Hamm's parents still have questions.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Alcohol costs P.E.I. more than it brings in, new provincial strategy says
Prince Edward Island has released a new provincial alcohol strategy aimed at reducing illness and harms linked to drinking, and experts say it puts the province ahead of much of the country.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Alberta municipalities can't campaign for or against separatism. Here's why




CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Alberta First Nations intend to 'Rock the Vote' against separatism




CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Poilievre names Conservatives' point person on the Alberta referendum




CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Is this the most controversial World Cup yet?
After more than 100 matches across Canada, Mexico and the United States, the FIFA World Cup 2026 is about to come to an end, cementing its legacy with highs, lows — and seemingly endless controversies. So, is this the most controversial World Cup? We talk to experts to get a sense of how this year's decisions have affected the tournament.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

How modern warfare is reshaping Ukraine's natural environment
From Chornobyl's endangered wild horses to bird nests made of drone cables, modern warfare is reshaping fragile ecosystems along Ukraine's front lines.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

Wide awake while your partner snores? Have you considered a 'sleep divorce'?
Experts says good sleep is vital for your physical and mental health — and sleeping separately doesn't have to destroy the intimacy in your relationship.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

What some immigrants could lose if Alberta votes yes to Danielle Smith's questions




CBC Top Stories
Jul 19, 2026

What the 1976 Montreal Games represent to those who boycotted it, 50 years later
A young Nigerian woman lands in Montreal, full of excitement and optimism for her first Olympic Games. A Tanzanian track star never leaves home. On the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Games, both athletes reflect on the boycott that demanded they put aside their dreams for a greater cause.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Tempo coach Sandy Brondello suspended 1 game for inappropriate comment about Angel Reese
Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello was suspended for one game by the WNBA for an inappropriate comment she used during a game against the Atlanta Dream on Friday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

U.K. seeks extradition after influencer Tate brothers arrested in U.S.
Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested by federal authorities on Saturday in Miami, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Red tornado warning lifted for central Alberta
Environment Canada has lifted a red tornado warning that, at one point, affected three counties in central Alberta.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Saka's hat trick lifts England past Mbappé, France 6-4 in wild World Cup 3rd-place game
Bukayo Saka scored three goals to lead England to a 6-4 win over France for third place in the World Cup, while Kylian Mbappe surpassed Lionel Messi's career World Cup scoring record and took the lead in the Golden Boot race with a pair of second-half goals on Saturday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Blue Jays unveil Joe Carter statue outside Rogers Centre honouring World Series championships
A statue honouring the 1992 and 1993 World Series champion Toronto Blue Jays has been unveiled outside of Rogers Centre.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Essential workers evacuate Wrigley, N.W.T., as fire nears
Chief of the Pehdzéh Ki? First Nation says the fire moved towards the community overnight, and crews have been forced to abandon their line for their own safety. Air tankers put down fire retardant, but the fire crossed that line too. All remaining workers are to make their way to Fort Smith.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Hazy skies from wildfire smoke unlikely to cancel World Cup final in New Jersey
While hazy skies and poor air quality continue to impact a wide swath of Canada and the U.S., forecasts show conditions are expected to improve in time for the FIFA World Cup final in New Jersey on Sunday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

B.C. wildfire tally surges past 100 as barrage of lightning strikes transforms fire season in a flash
On Wednesday morning the province's firefighters faced only about 20 blazes in what had been a relatively quiet season so far, but as of Saturday morning there were 113 fires burning, including about 100 started since Friday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Air quality warning downgraded to yellow, thunderstorm warning issued across GTA
Environment Canada downgraded an ongoing air quality warning and issued a severe thunderstorm warning across the Greater Toronto Area for strong winds, large hail and heavy rain on Saturday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Air quality warning lifted across Greater Toronto Area: Environment Canada
Environment Canada lifted an air quality warning across the Greater Toronto Area on Sunday, after heavy smoke blanketed the region over the past week.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Red-level tornado warning called down for Halton, Peel regions: Environment Canada
Environment Canada has called down a red tornado warning that was issued for parts of Halton and Peel regions on Saturday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Red-level tornado warning issued for Halton, Peel regions: Environment Canada
Environment Canada said it is tracking a severe thunderstorm just east of Milton that could possibly produce a tornado and move through Oakville and Mississauga.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Smoke levels increase across most of Greater Toronto Area with relief expected from afternoon showers
Environment Canada downgraded an ongoing air quality warning and issued a severe thunderstorm warning across the Greater Toronto Area for strong winds, large hail and heavy rain on Saturday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Thunderstorm warning lifted, air quality warning downgraded to yellow across GTA
Environment Canada lifted a thunderstorm warning and downgraded an ongoing air quality warning across the Greater Toronto Area on Saturday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Tensions escalate as Iran and U.S. continue to exchange strikes
Iran launched more attacks on Washington's Gulf allies on Saturday after a seventh straight night of U.S. strikes targeting Iranian military sites including logistics facilities, escalating the war one week after a ceasefire fell apart.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Iran supreme leader threatens to teach U.S. 'unforgettable lessons' if attacks continue
Iran's supreme leader warned of "unforgettable lessons" Saturday if the United States keeps attacking the Islamic Republic and called President Donald Trump's signature "worthless and invalid." The comments came hours after a negotiator said Tehran was suspending its commitments to the interim deal signed about a month ago.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Over time, more frequent floods and wildfires are threatening Manitoba's fiscal resilience
The combined cost of wildfires and flooding over the past two years will have a serious impact on the provincial budget in the short term. How Manitoba responds to these disasters on a longer-term basis will be even more significant.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

I ran up a massive carbon debt as a teacher. Now I'm planting to make amends
Over three decades, Michèle Shannon likely handed out more than 1.6 million sheets of paper to students. She wishes she had changed her relationship with the school photocopier much sooner and in retirement, she's planting more consciously.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Narcissistic leaders more likely to oppose remote work, new research suggests
As more employees are being ordered back into the office full time, new research suggests the rationale may be more about bosses' desire for power and status than productivity.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Minister says nothing went wrong with Ottawa's response to Ontario wildfires
As hundreds of wildfires burning across Ontario force communities to evacuate and prompt urgent calls for government support, Eleanor Olszewski, the federal minister of emergency management, is defending Ottawa's response.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

'Just stop burning fossil fuels.' Scientists stress that our smoky skies have only one true fix
Smoky skies in Toronto have led to new scrutiny of government efforts to fight fires and manage forests. But scientists say the realistic way to tackle the smoke is fighting climate change itself.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

The Odyssey's Matt Damon hyped his water charity in interviews. Why is it partnered with water guzzler Amazon?
Matt Damon is capitalizing on all of the hype that surrounds his summer blockbuster The Odyssey to talk about a longtime passion of his — access to safe water. But some of the companies his charity Water.org has partnered with consume billions of litres of water annually.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

This World Cup photographer used a 96-year-old camera 'in a world where everything is instant'
Fareed Kotb, a sports photographer from Cairo, garnered international attention when he was spotted snapping World Cup games using a 1930 large-format film camera.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 18, 2026

Why travel insurance may not help you if there's a WestJet strike
WestJet travellers hoping to buy protection in case their travel plans are interrupted or delayed by a contract dispute may be out of luck, as travel insurance experts say policies purchased after potential strike dates are announced won't cover future work stoppages.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

More than 100 properties ordered to evacuate as wildfire grows near Big Bar Lake, B.C.
More than a hundred properties are affected by an evacuation order issued for the Big Bar Lake area in B.C.'s southern Cariboo as an out of control wildfire grows rapidly.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Fort Simpson, N.W.T. lifts evacuation order, relieved residents begin returning Saturday
Starting at 8 a.m. on Saturday July 18, people will be allowed to board the ferry and return home.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Fort Simpson, N.W.T. lifts evacuation order, residents scheduled to begin returning Saturday
Starting at 8 a.m. on Saturday July 18, people will be allowed to board the ferry and return home.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Abducted Alberta children possibly in B.C.: RCMP
The case is connected to an Amber Alert that was issued on July 8 and then rescinded



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Accused Bishnoi gang member living in Alberta ordered deported
An Alberta man accused of working for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has been ordered deported by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

AFN calls on Ottawa, provinces to protect treaty rights in wake of Alberta separatism
First Nations chiefs from across Canada are calling on the federal and provincial governments to protect treaty rights from, what they say are, threats posed by Alberta separatism.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Will a 64-team FIFA World Cup kill the game? | About That
FIFA is considering expanding the 2030 World Cup from 48 to 64 teams — a move that is proving extremely divisive among fans and pundits. Andrew Chang explains how FIFA's already tricky tournament math might play out in an expansion, and why people are so split over whether or not it's a good idea. (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock and Getty Images)



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

From deficit to surplus? Alberta's bleak budget outlook 'changed dramatically' as oil prices rise
Alberta's financial outlook has taken a dramatic turn after the province previously forecasted a $9.4-billion shortfall. Surging oil prices could mean the province finishes the fiscal year in the black.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

William Shatner is boldly going to Riot Fest with his heavy metal band
Here's something that probably wasn't on your 2026 bingo card: 95-year-old Star Trek actor William Shatner has a new heavy metal band, and they're releasing an album that he plans to debut this summer at a music festival in Chicago.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation surprised by trust fees levied by Jeff Rath, seeks to remove him as trustee
The chief of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation says he learned only this week about millions of dollars in fees allegedly charged to the band's trust fund by lawyer Jeff Rath in 2023 and 2024.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 17, 2026

Chloe Fineman exits SNL after 7 seasons
Saturday Night Live cast member Chloe Fineman will exit the show after seven seasons, the comedian announced Thursday on Instagram.



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