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Apr 23, 2026

Dean Penney gave police an exact location to search for Jennifer Hillier-Penney's body. It came up empty
The RCMP made six missions to search for Jennifer Hillier-Penney's body in the waters near Hare Bay Islands off St. Anthony, N.L., and searched over 130 points of interest. In his testimony in Corner Brook Supreme Court on Thursday, RCMP Cpl. Steven Hatch said the searches came up with nothing.



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Apr 23, 2026

$110K/year not enough to buy a home in a major Canadian city: expert
‘Much more normal salaried people could buy houses 30 years ago…those days are gone,' broker Ron Butler said. Butler spoke as a witness for the Standing Committee on Finance, which looks into matters relating to federal finances.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Monstrous octopus terrorized seas off B.C. in Age of Dinosaurs, study suggests
Whale-sized, monstrous octopuses prowled the seas during the Age of Dinosaurs, snatching prey with their huge tentacles and crunching them with powerful jaws, fossils from B.C. and Japan suggest.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre showcases MPs with new caucus roles
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has announced two new roles for members of his caucus, aimed at developing a strategic plan for the Asia Pacific and responding to a B.C. Supreme Court ruling that some fear threatens property rights.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Dutch YouTube creators behind Alberta separatist videos getting millions of views
A number of accounts creating misleading YouTube videos about Alberta separatism with millions of views appear to have their origins in a Dutch digital marketing course, a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation has found.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Canadian drama Heated Rivalry wins prestigious Peabody Award
Crave's hit series Heated Rivalry has won a Peabody Award.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

4-day office return for Global Affairs Canada workers delayed over lack of space
Global Affairs Canada is postponing the requirement for its unionized employees to be on site four days a week due to a lack of office space, Radio-Canada has learned.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Carney 'disappointed' in Canada's ambassador in Washington for English-only invite to MPs
Prime Minister Mark Carney said he is disappointed that Canada's ambassador to the U.S. issued an English-only invitation to MPs for an upcoming reception in Washington.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

In tearful speech, N.L. tourism minister decries 'bullying' following AI controversy
Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism Minister Andrea Barbour opened Thursday's House of Assembly session with a tearful speech about bullying she says she's faced since taking office.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

CBC president denies broadcaster is biased or poaches journalists from smaller markets
At a parliamentary committee hearing on journalism on Thursday, CBC president Marie-Philippe Bouchard denied the public broadcaster's news coverage is biased or that it poaches journalists from smaller media outlets in regional markets.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Israeli strikes, fire kill 5 in Gaza and West Bank, medics say
Israeli airstrikes killed at least four Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, and Israeli soldiers shot and killed a 15-year-old during an army raid in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, Palestinian health officials said.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

IN PHOTOS | Best red carpet looks from The Devil Wears Prada 2
The cast of The Devil Wears Prada reunited on the red carpet for the long-awaited sequel to the 2006 hit.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Prime minister should be required to divest assets, says committee
Mark Carney and other Canadian prime ministers should be required to divest their investment portfolios when they assume office, not just put them in a blind trust, the House of Commons ethics committee recommends in a new report.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Prime minister should be required to divest investments, says committee
Mark Carney and other Canadian prime ministers should be required to divest their investment portfolios when they assume office, not just put them in a blind trust, the House of Commons ethics committee recommends in a new report.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Kuwaiti court acquits detained U.S. Kuwaiti journalist of all charges, lawyers say
A Kuwaiti American journalist has been acquitted in Kuwait of all charges after nearly two months in detention during a crackdown on press freedom and social media posts on military activity in the Middle East amid Iran's war with the U.S. and Israel.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Warner Bros. shareholders approve $81-billion US takeover by Paramount
An overwhelming majority of Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders voted in support of selling the business to Paramount on Thursday. The approval by shareholders is a big step toward the deal being finalized, which would have big implications for the media landscape.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

How the PWHL is trying to discourage teams from tanking




CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Pair of longtime friends in London, Ont., win over $80.4M in largest-ever lottery payout in Canada
Two men who met after immigrating from Europe to London, Ont., in the 1990s are the winners of the largest-ever lottery payout in Canada: A cool total of $80,403,285.40. It eclipses the $80 million won in B.C. last year.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Record lottery jackpot in Canada of over $80.4M goes to pair of longtime friends in London, Ont.
Two men who met after immigrating from Europe to London, Ont., in the 1990s are the winners of the largest-ever lottery payout in Canada: A cool total of $80,403,285.40. It eclipses the $80 million won in B.C. last year.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Northern and central Manitoba hit by ice, fierce winds amid blizzard, freezing rain warnings
A snowfall warning that was in place for most of northern Manitoba has intensified into a blizzard warning for the entire region.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Northern Manitoba snowfall warning intensifies into blizzard warning
A snowfall warning that was in place for most of northern Manitoba has intensified into a blizzard warning for the entire region.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Killing of Calgary-born scientist tied to mysterious U.S. deaths, disappearances despite quick arrest
The shooting death of a Calgary-born astrophysicist in mid-February in front of his Southern California residence sent shockwaves through his academic and professional circles.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Smoke blankets Montreal as recycling plant fire prompts health warning, investigation
A fire at a recycling plant in Montréal-Est prompted an investigation by Quebec's Environment Ministry, a health warning from Santé Montréal and caused a plume of thick, white smoke to drape the city in acrid-smelling fumes.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Rate of Innu child protection removals has plummeted, but investigations continue to climb
Innu children are still overrepresented in the child protection system, though far less likely to be removed from their homes than they were nearly a decade ago.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Trump orders U.S. military to 'shoot and kill' Iranian small boats choking Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump in a morning social media post ordered the U.S. military to "shoot and kill" Iranian small boats choking the Strait of Hormuz after seizing another tanker associated with the smuggling of Iranian oil.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

U.S. military seizes another oil tanker linked to Iran
The U.S. military on Thursday seized another tanker associated with the smuggling of Iranian oil, ratcheting up a standoff with Iran a day after its paramilitary Revolutionary Guards took control of two vessels in the crucial Strait of Hormuz.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Charge power past Fleet in OT, but playoff spot will be decided on Saturday
Brianne Jenner scored with 1:14 left in overtime on Wednesday night, Rebecca Leslie also scored a goal, and the Ottawa Charge beat the Boston Fleet 2-1 at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Mass.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

This 19-year-old attempted suicide. Hospital staff sent him to a homeless shelter




CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

The FBI's controversial Kash Patel
Kash Patel has transformed and politicized the FBI under Trump. He also faces allegations of erratic behavior, excessive drinking and unexplained absences.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Former Philippines president Duterte to stand trial at the Hague for crimes against humanity
Judges at the International Criminal Court on Thursday confirmed all three counts of ?murder as crimes against humanity against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and committed him to trial.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Americans are paying more attention to Canada. Should we worry?




CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Abuse survivors unsatisfied after human rights tribunal settlement comes with NDA
Jeanie McKay alleged gender discrimination by York Regional Police because she said they didn't investigate her allegations of historical sexual abuse from the 1980s. She took her case to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, and it was settled with an non-disclosure agreement — a restriction that transparency advocates say shields public institutions from accountability.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

First Nation in Ontario called for immediate health-care help amid year-long state of emergency
Neskantaga First Nation has been under a state of emergency since last April after its only nursing station flooded. Local leaders say access to health care hasn't improved in the remote Ojibway community, which has also been under a boil-water advisory for 31 years, and community members face ongoing challenges accessing timely medical transportation for appointments in other areas.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

First Nation in Ontario calls for immediate health-care help amid year-long state of emergency
Neskantaga First Nation has been under a state of emergency since last April after its only nursing station flooded. Local leaders say access to health care hasn't improved in the remote Ojibway community, which has also been under a boil-water advisory for 31 years, and community members face ongoing challenges accessing timely medical transportation for appointments in other areas.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Haven't filed your taxes? Pick up some pizza, call your friends and throw an admin party
Enter admin parties, the modern equivalent of a good old-fashioned barn-raising. Billed as "the new book club," they are rising in popularity, as people gather with some friends, maybe a glass of wine, and the metaphorical stack of paperwork that's been weighing them down.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Why airlines are cutting flights as jet fuel prices surge
Airlines around the world are cutting flights as they face what some experts are calling the worst aviation crisis ever, with fuel shortages caused by the blockage of the critical Strait of Hormuz.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Why are veggies so expensive? Consumers crunched by climbing cucumber costs
Fresh veggies cost 7.8 per cent more in March compared to March last year, according to Statistics Canada's most recent inflation numbers. And the worst offender? The mighty cucumber.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Why Ontario's temporary HST rebate on new builds may not lead to hot housing market deals
Because the budget has yet to pass, specific guidance on the rebate is not yet available. To get an understanding of what we do know about it, CBC News spoke with real estate experts on how it could work and what it means for buyers.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Tickets for Punjabi pop concerts are selling fast — especially in Canada
Two of the biggest global names in Punjabi music are set to take over Canada's largest venues — underscoring the genre's explosive rise worldwide. Diljit Dosanjh and Karan Aujla are launching Canadian tours drawing demand promoters say rivals some of the biggest names in hip-hop.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 23, 2026

Want to take advantage of Ontario's temporary HST rebate on new homes? Here's what you need to know
Because the budget has yet to pass, specific guidance on the rebate is not yet available. To get an understanding of what we do know about it, CBC News spoke with real estate experts on how it could work and what it means for buyers.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

B.C. mall owner, security company ordered to pay $1.8M to falsely arrested 18-year-old
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered the owner of Burnaby's Metropolis at Metrotown mall and a security contractor to pay more than $1.8 million in damages after they admitted to security guards injuring an 18-year-old during a detainment in November 2019.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

#TheMoment a cougar swam off Vancouver Island
Jenna Evans tells The National about the moment she spotted a cougar swimming off the coast of Tofino, B.C.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Autopsy report released in death of teen girl singer D4vd is charged with killing
Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the 14-year-old girl singer D4vd is charged with killing, died from penetrating wounds to her upper body, according to an autopsy report released Wednesday.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

U.S. Navy Secretary out of his job in latest Pentagon shakeup
U.S. Navy Secretary John Phelan is leaving his job, the Pentagon abruptly announced Wednesday, the first head of a military service to depart during President Donald Trump's second term but just the latest top defence leader to step down or be ousted.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Give it a year, says Alberta premier about plan to stay on permanent daylight time
Alberta's government could possibly put the decision to a vote in 2027 if the decision proves too unpopular, Premier Danielle Smith said Wednesday.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

The National | Trump's new Canada trade talk demands
April 22, 2026 | The Trump Administration demands Canada make concessions as the price of entry to U.S. trade negotiations. More airlines cut flights over soaring jet fuel prices. And a former top Toronto police detective tells The National about the anti-semitism and racism he saw on the force.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

How Japan is rebuilding its war machine | About That
Japan lifted a ban on lethal weapons exports that had been in place since the Second World War. Andrew Chang explains how the country is repositioning itself on the global defence market, and why it is rethinking its military readiness in a major shift from pacifist politics. Images provided by The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock and Getty Images Image credit at 05:23: Vauxford - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Image credit at 05:35 Cdw1952 - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Former Nike executive to take over as Lululemon's new CEO
The Vancouver-based athleisure retailer announced Wednesday that Heidi O'Neill will become its next chief executive officer on Sept. 8, when she will also join its board.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

The Atlantic's $250M Kash Patel problem | About That
Andrew Chang explains why FBI Director Kash Patel filed a defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic over a story alleging that he 'alarmed colleagues with episodes of excessive drinking and unexplained absences.' Images provided by The Canadian Press, Reuters and Getty Images



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Ford rejects idea of putting U.S. booze back on shelves unless White House concedes trade war
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is rejecting any idea of putting U.S. alcohol back on store shelves in Ontario without the White House first conceding in the ongoing trade war.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Death of woman who collapsed in Ontario hospital after repeated ER visits was accidental, inquest jury finds
The inquest jury examining the death of Heather Winterstein has found the Indigenous woman's death in a St. Catharines, Ont., hospital was from septic shock and accidental, and has issued 68 recommendations. The 24-year-old collapsed in the emergency department in 2021 after trying to get help over two days. The family had sought a homicide finding.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

N.S. shellfish giant Clearwater Seafoods hit with $150K penalty after worker's death
A fisherman was electrocuted and died two years ago on board one of the company's ships while it was docked for maintenance in Mulgrave, N.S.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Quebec producer who sold fake maple syrup isn't stopping, federation alleges
In court documents, the Quebec Federation of Maple Syrup Producers alleges Steve Bourdeau, the producer linked to fake maple syrup, is trying to unload cans of his syrup that have been returned to him by grocery stores and suppliers. The federation wants Bourdeau's operation shut down and his syrup seized.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Will a Canadian get picked in the first round of the NFL draft?
CBC Sports' daily newsletter looks at the top Canadian prospects in this year's NFL draft, including a star pass rusher who could go in round 1.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Crown closes case without calling key witness at foreign influence trial of former Mountie
A prosecutor stunned a B.C. Supreme Court trial Wednesday with the unexpected closure of the Crown's case against a former Mountie accused of helping China to target an alleged fraudster. Charles Hough ended the Crown's case against William Majcher without calling a friend of the accused's who had been expected to act as a key witness.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Could the jet fuel crisis change your travel plans?
With fuel prices more than doubling since the war in the Middle East began, one of the main places Canadians may feel the war's impact is air travel. The head of the International Energy Agency says Europe has ‘maybe six weeks or so [of] jet fuel left.' CBC's Ashley Fraser speaks to travel experts about what to expect over the next few months.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Ottawa River flooding forcing some Gatineau, Que., residents from homes
As the Ottawa River flood waters generally stabilize, one of the major cities along its shoreline says more than 100 residents have requested help from the Red Cross, while several hundred buildings remain at risk.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

N.L. government agrees to pay $45.8M to help compensate victims of church-linked abuse
The provincial government has agreed to write a cheque for $45.8M to help compensate those who were abused at Catholic-run institutions in Newfoundland and Labrador, with a judge expected to approve the tentative settlement on Friday in St. John's.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Opposition parties cry foul over Liberal move to seize control of committees
Conservatives say the Liberals are trying to "stack the deck" by moving to seize control of House committees, and are proposing to leave three oversight committees intact.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Advocates who deal with sexual assault, harassment commend Sask. Roughriders on Ajou Ajou firing
The team's decision will likely give future whistleblowers confidence to come forward like the women who spoke out against the receiver's behaviour, advocates say.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Air Canada jet from Toronto involved in near-miss at New York airport, FAA says
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration reports a near-miss incident involving an Air Canada jet at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Monday.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Mastermind behind 2007 'Surrey Six' murders released from prison
Former Red Scorpions gang leader Jamie Bacon was sentenced to 18 years in prison in September 2020 for the so-called 'Surrey Six' murders, but only had five years and seven months of it left after credit for time served.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Teen guilty of conspiring 'to murder as many Jewish persons as possible' in unusual trial
A 17-year-old has been found guilty of conspiring 'to murder as many Jewish persons as possible' in Ottawa, among other domestic terrorism charges, after an unusual one-day trial that preserves his rights to appeal.



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Apr 22, 2026

Quebec man faces terrorism charges tied to 764 extremist network
A Quebec City resident is facing terrorism charges and is accused of promoting the ideology of the 764 terrorist network that promotes violent extremism.



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Apr 22, 2026

John Keats's love letters to his fiancée found roughly 37 years after they were stolen
The bound volume of 37 love letters, some handwritten, is worth $2.75 million. But Romantic scholars say its value is greater than money.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Unsanitary conditions at affordable housing building in Montreal trigger urgent call for help
A Montreal affordable housing building in NDG is facing severe bed bug, rodent and cockroach infestations. The NDG Community Council is asking the public to help as it funds fumigation and repairs.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

How these 3 countries built renewable energy fast
Cutting fossil fuels and ramping up renewable energy may look like a slow and difficult transition, but there are countries around the world providing examples of how it can be done - and the benefits. Here's how Uruguay, Kenya and Pakistan built up their clean electricity capacity.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

3 countries with renewable energy success stories you may not have heard
Cutting fossil fuels and ramping up renewable energy may look like a slow and difficult transition, but there are countries around the world providing examples of how it can be done - and the benefits. Here's how Uruguay, Kenya and Pakistan built up their clean electricity capacity.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

80% of Toronto FIFA FanFest tickets could now be free, Toronto says following $10 admission backlash
The City of Toronto says the vast majority of tickets to its 2026 FIFA world cup fan festival can be provided at no cost, changing course from a plan to charge $10 per person for general admission last week.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

At least 3 killed in Israeli strikes on south Lebanon, state media says, ahead of scheduled talks
Israeli strikes killed at least three people in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, Lebanon's state news agency reported, and Hezbollah said it launched an attack drone at Israeli forces in the south, further straining a ceasefire between the two countries.



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Apr 22, 2026

Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills 1, state media says, ahead of scheduled talks
An Israeli strike on a village in south Lebanon killed one person during a 10-day ceasefire, according to Lebanon's state-run National News Agency, ahead of scheduled talks between Israeli and Lebanese officials in Washington on Thursday.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

‘We're really worried': 4 grey whales found dead off B.C. coast in 10 days
In April, four grey whales were found dead off Vancouver Island, adding to a long list of recent deaths off the coast of Washington state and San Francisco. Researchers believe a dramatic decline in available prey may be to blame.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

EU approves huge new loan for Ukraine, just days after objector Orban's defeat in Hungary
European Union ambassadors approved on Wednesday the disbursement of a promised 90 billion euro ($144 billion Cdn) loan to Ukraine as well as a ?new package of sanctions against Russia, after Hungary lifted its veto, the bloc's Cypriot presidency said.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Giant, gold and garish? Trump leaves his mark on D.C.
From a gigantic arch set to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States, to the deployment of National Guard troops, to the construction of a massive White House ballroom, the face of America's capital city is changing during Donald Trump's second term as U.S. president.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Alberta separatist leader unconcerned about influence of YouTube ‘slopaganda' videos
After a new report this week analyzed a seemingly coordinated network of inauthentic YouTube channels amplifying grievances with the federal government to discuss Alberta separation and U.S. annexation, an Alberta separatist leader said he's unconcerned about the effect foreign interference could have in influencing debate within the province.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Toronto Fire crew hoses down massive ice blocks promoting Drake album due to public safety concerns
Toronto Fire crews are hosing down and trying to melt a massive formation of ice blocks installed by Drake to promote his upcoming album.



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Apr 22, 2026

Rights and reconciliation collide in B.C.
A conflict playing out in British Columbia is testing the limits of reconciliation in the province. It's a fight that involves resource extraction, democracy, political flip-flops, and a test of values.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

N.S. widow warns others after losing $130K in relationship scam
Over several months last year, Lynn MacLeod, 74, sent more than $130,000 via e-transfers to what she thought was a legitimate email after developing a relationship with a man on Facebook.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

3 ships attacked in Strait of Hormuz, complicating efforts to resume U.S.-Iran talks
Iran fired on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, underscoring the ongoing threat to global energy supplies and complicating efforts to bring it and the United States together for talks to end the war.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

AI slop videos aimed at babies are 'garbage,' says pediatrician
A new wave of AI-generated YouTube videos aimed at toddlers and preschoolers are raising concerns among child development experts and advocates who say it could harm early childhood development. They're calling for YouTube parent company Google to change how the videos are displayed and distributed on the platform.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Condos at Kingston Pen? Feds mull major housing development at notorious prison site
The federal government has added Kingston Penitentiary to its list of properties with housing potential, raising the question: what if the "big house" became your house? Documents obtained by CBC reveal interest in building up to 700 units at the historic site.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Meet the unsung heroes of conservation this Earth Day
Throughout history, human activity has often damaged the environment, pushing forests and wildlife closer to extinction. But alongside these challenges are quieter, sometimes overlooked stories — people who have devoted their lives to protecting the natural world for those who come after us.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Mounties spied on 'Father of Nunavut' in 1970s amid fears of Inuit-Dene alliance
The RCMP Security Service spied on Inuit leaders like John Amagoalik as they developed their Nunavut proposal in the 1970s, newly declassified papers show. Between 1972 and 1980, Mounties compiled a three-volume intelligence dossier on the national Inuit organization under the "Native extremism" program.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Former Toronto police officer alleges antisemitism in high ranks | Exclusive
Former homicide inspector Hank Idsinga has written a book about what he says happens behind the closed doors of Canada's biggest police force. In an exclusive interview with CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault, he details allegations of antisemitism and anti-Black racism in the senior ranks — claims the Toronto Police Service say they can't substantiate.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

From the 'big house' to your house: What will become of Canada's most notorious prison?
The federal government has added Kingston Penitentiary to its list of properties with housing potential, raising the question: what if the "big house" became your house? Documents obtained by CBC reveal interest in building up to 700 units at the historic site.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

How this photographer chronicled Quebec for more than half a century
From the storefronts of Montreal to the homes of rural Quebec, Gabor Szilasi documented the province's people and places.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

John Ternus is replacing Tim Cook as Apple CEO. But he faces a big challenge in AI
Currently a vice-president of hardware engineering with Apple, Ternus has overseen the product design of much of the company's tech, from AirPods to the Macbook Neo. But Apple has struggled on the AI front in recent years, and how Ternus will approach it remains a question.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Instagram is testing premium features. Will people pay?
Instagram is testing a premium subscription that, for a monthly fee, allows users to extend the life of their story posts, "spotlight" their stories to put them at the front of followers' feeds and see how many people have rewatched their stories. It's part of an industry-wide shift away from services that are free and equal for all users — a shift that some say is wearing people out.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Instagram Plus would let users view others' stories in secret — for a fee
Instagram is testing a premium subscription that, for a monthly fee, allows users to extend the life of their story posts, "spotlight" their stories to put them at the front of followers' feeds and see how many people have rewatched their stories. It's part of an industry-wide shift away from services that are free and equal for all users — a shift that some say is wearing people out.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Is it Mark Carney or is it AI?
That's a question thousands of Canadians who receive a letter back from Canada's prime minister may be asking in the not-too-distant future as the government contemplates a plan to replace some of the people who handle his correspondence with new technology like artificial intelligence.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

St. Louis Cardinals fighting Hamilton Cardinals attempt to trademark baseball team name and design in Canada
The St. Louis Cardinals MLB team from St. Louis, Mo., is opposing a trademark application the Hamilton Cardinals Canadian Baseball League team filed before the Canadian Intellectual Property Office in 2023. The American team says the Canadian team is taking advantage of its "reputation and goodwill." The Hamilton team says it disagrees and will continue using its name and logo this season.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 22, 2026

Trump claims 'Regime Change!' in Iran. The evidence suggests otherwise
U.S. President Donald Trump has swung from urging the Iranian people to topple their government to dismissing regime change as unnecessary to claiming Iran's new leaders are "less radical and much more reasonable" than the old ones.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

#TheMoment fireworms lit up the Pacific Ocean
Photographer Patrick Coyne tells The National about the moment he captured bioluminescent fireworms glowing bright green off the coast of Long Beach, Calif.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

Liberals will move to take control of House committees with newly secured majority
House leader Steven MacKinnon said in a social media post Tuesday that the Liberals will seek to change the standing orders to reflect their majority in the House and give them the most votes on committees.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

The National | Witness video captures Mexico shooting chaos
April 21, 2026 | New witness video shows tourists taking cover and being held at gunpoint at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids. U.S. President Donald Trump says he's extending the ceasefire with Iran so talks can progress. And, Drake's promotional stunt causes crowd chaos in downtown Toronto.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

B.C. energy minister says northern route for proposed oil pipeline not realistic
B.C.'s energy minister says that a northern route for an oil pipeline from Alberta, which was recently proposed as part of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with Ottawa, is simply not realistic.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

CPAC cuts 15% of its staff and cancels 2 shows amid 'accelerating revenue decline'
CPAC, the Canadian service that provides direct coverage of political events, says declining revenues have led it to cancel two flagship programs, PrimeTime Politics and L'Essentiel.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

This Kingston man paid tribute to Gord Downie in the Boston Marathon — it was a long time running
Firefighter Joseph Reid ran the prestigious marathon dressed in silver pants, a Jaws T-shirt, and a grey top hat adorned with a feather — the same outfit the late Tragically Hip frontman wore for his final concert in Kingston, Ont., in 2016.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

N.L. arts and tourism minister says she regrets posting image altered with AI to social media
Andrea Barbour made a social media post with a photo of herself in front of The Rooms in St. John's Tuesday, but something wasn't quite right. A nonexistent logo was in place of the museum's iconic caribou sculpture. The post was met with swift criticism.



CBC Top Stories
Apr 21, 2026

6 inmates released mistakenly still at large, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says
Six inmates who were mistakenly released from Ontario's jails remain at large, Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday.



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