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Sep 11, 2026

25 years after 9/11, this New York lab's work identifying victims is still not done




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Sep 11, 2026

Canadian teens score well on OECD tests, but sharp drops in reading, math raise concerns
Canadian teens have strong knowledge of science, reading and math, according to a major international assessment, but the OECD's latest PISA results also indicate a long-term slide in test scores for all three subjects, plus a steep drop for the latter two in more recent editions. That downward trend — part of a decline also seen in teens worldwide — is raising concerns.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 11, 2026

Why isn't Canada blocking the Welland Canal? Other trade war questions answered
CBC News readers, viewers and listeners have been sending in questions about the trade war, often asking how Canada can turn up the heat on the U.S.



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Sep 11, 2026

Wildfires, permafrost melt in Canada causing even more climate change, new study shows
These climate feedback loops, where climate change triggers more greenhouse gas emissions that in turn feed into even more climate change, could add 20 to 30 per cent more warming over current estimates for this century.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

More Tiananmen vigil activists sentenced to prison in Hong Kong security case
A Hong Kong court sentenced three activists — who for years organized vigils in remembrance of China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown — to prison for terms ranging from five to more than seven years on Friday in a case that is widely seen as a barometer of the city's freedoms as Beijing clamps down on dissent.



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Sep 10, 2026

Man flees road rage incident near Vancouver that ended with him being chased with a knife
Robin Nuber was in Los Angeles on the weekend, but it was after he returned home to British Columbia that he found himself in a scene he likened to an "action movie," speeding in reverse to escape a man with a knife who was chasing a frightened victim clinging to the outside of Nuber's Tesla.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

'Nothing happens here. You're safe': 9/11 survivors, responders recall attack aftermath
Pilots, politicians, hotel workers, bus drivers and church leaders who had a front row seat to the aftermath of the Sept, 11, 2001, terrorist attacks gathered at the Gander airport on Thursday to reflect on a life-changing experience.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Cat in the Hat suspect who chased a teen girl in B.C. appears to be a trend copycat
A disturbing incident in which someone dressed in a Cat in the Hat costume chased a teenager in West Kelowna, B.C., occurred amid an online trend that twists the popular children's character into something sinister, leading police in some jurisdictions to warn of offline consequences.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Ontario Science Centre lays off 31 workers, union says
The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 31 workers, according to the union representing them. The union said the layoffs eliminated the centre's "standalone science unit."



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Generic acetaminophen pills recalled due to possible 'foreign material' contamination
An over-the-counter pain reliever is being recalled due to the possible presence of "foreign material" that could harm the digestive system.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

IN PHOTOS | TIFF movies and moments
See highlights from the Toronto International Film Festival, featuring nearly 300 titles, 800 guests and thousands of industry delegates during the 11-day event starting on Thursday.



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Sep 10, 2026

Family of teen struck at Toronto intersection where speed camera was removed sues province, city and driver
The family of a teen struck by a driver at a Toronto intersection that used to have an automated speed enforcement (ASE) camera before Ontario passed legislation to remove it is suing the province, city and driver for millions of dollars in damages.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

First phase of Army restructuring creates division focused on defending Canada
Canada's Army formally made one of the biggest changes to its structure in decades Thursday by shifting from divisions based on geography to ones built around specific purposes. A new division, that prepares the army to rapidly deploy, will be headquartered in Edmonton.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Man accused in Mexican condo scheme claims he was a victim, too
A U.K. man facing accusations he took part in a scheme that wiped out a Canadian couple's retirement savings says he's provided proof to Mexican authorities probing the case that he never touched a dime of the vanished funds, and that he's also a victim of his co-accused.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

From pipelines to railways and AI: Ottawa pitches 167 projects ahead of Carney's investment summit
CBC News has obtained the federal government's "prospectus" detailing investment opportunities ahead of next week's Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, which includes various plans across eight areas of investment.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Harry Styles expands tour, will play Rogers Stadium in Toronto for two dates in 2027
Harry Styles has announced an expansion of his Together, Together 2027 tour, which will see him come to Toronto for two dates at Rogers Stadium.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Elon Musk calls documentary about him a 'hit piece' after buzzy debut
Elon Musk is reportedly taking legal action against a documentary about him after its buzz-filled debut this week, slamming director Alex Gibney as a "horrible human" on social media.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Edmonton Oilers facing online backlash after signing Alex Formenton
The Edmonton Oilers decision to sign a hockey player who was acquitted last year of sexual assault has sparked a wave of disappointment and calls to "do better" among hockey fans and non-fans alike.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Several dead after tour bus overturns in Switzerland, police say
A Dutch tour bus overturned in a serious accident in eastern Switzerland, leaving several people dead and others injured, police said.



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Sep 10, 2026

Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks judge to find her not guilty of murder following mistrial
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer has asked the judge who oversaw the Massachusetts woman's murder trial to declare her not guilty by reason of insanity, saying ?prosecutors had failed to prove that, despite being mentally ill, she knew killing her three young children would be wrong.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Doug Ford says he's open to idea of involuntary addiction treatment
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he's open to the idea of involuntary addiction treatment. Ontario's Big City Mayors group recently repeated a request to the province to review existing mental health laws with the idea of expanding involuntary treatment.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

These tiny endangered raccoons make their own toys out of trash
A new study shows pygmy raccoons in Mexico rummaging through bins for paper and other materials, crafting those scraps into balls to play with, and teaching her family members how to do the same.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Orange Shirt Day founder says her truth is being 'pushed aside' by controversial shirts
The founder of Orange Shirt Day and MPs say orange shirts with statements printed "Still no proof," and "You can't handle the truth," are "disgusting" and a "disgraceful and grotesque attempt to exploit human suffering for financial gain."



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

See what Quebec's major party leaders are promising during the election campaign




CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Kimmel says interview with Democratic candidate won't air on his network show, cites FCC threats
ABC late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel said an interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico on Thursday will air on YouTube and not during the network broadcast, citing threats from the ?Federal Communications Commission.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Canada, Ukraine forge 100-year pact built on drones and defence
Canada and Ukraine signed a sweeping 100-year partnership on Thursday that puts defence production at its core. Ottawa plans to build millions of drones, pairing Canadian firms with Ukraine's battle-tested industry, while expanding co-operation on counter-drone technology, munitions and AI. Canada also pledged new funding for air defence and energy security.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Alberta First Nation wants to set up safe haven for gender-affirming care
Saddle Lake Cree Nation says its aiming to defy Premier Danielle Smith's government by establishing a safe haven for gender-affirming care. Chief Dale Steinhauer described the law as dehumanizing and says health care is protected under treaty rights.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Poilievre tells U.S. TV Canadians are 'wounded' and 'confused' to be in America's crosshairs
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is telling Americans their northern neighbours are feeling "wounded" and "confused" over how Canada and its economy became a key target for U.S. President Donald Trump.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

August was Earth's hottest month, European climate agency finds
Earth cooked to its hottest month on record in August, blowing far past a key climate threshold due to the dangerous double whammy of human-caused climate change and a supersized El Niño, according to the European climate service Copernicus.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Separatists dominating Alberta referendum conversation online: report
Debate about Alberta independence is dominated by a loose network of citizens, advocates and anonymous social media accounts. Some of whom are also selling home decor.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Ontario premier announces cabinet shuffle, moves embattled labour minister to infrastructure profile
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced some changes to his cabinet Thursday, including moving embattled minister David Piccini from the labour portfolio to infrastructure.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Marvel's Wolverine is a relentlessly bloody game with a sincere soap opera at its heart
The latest from Insomniac Games for the PlayStation 5 is a relentlessly paced action game that eschews an open world for constant forward momentum — and may initially shock players with its blood-soaked combat.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Canadian bank CEOs can't stop bragging about AI. Are job cuts next?




CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Man 27, charged in stabbing inside Edmonton Sikh temple
Nearly three weeks since two men were stabbed inside a Sikh temple in Edmonton, police have laid criminal charges in the case. Austin Sim-Pelletier, 27, has been charged with two counts of assault causing bodily harm and two counts of possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and mischief.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Man, 27, charged in stabbing inside Edmonton Sikh temple
In a news release Thursday, police said Austin Sim-Pelletier, 27, has been charged with two counts of assault causing bodily harm, one count of possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, and mischief.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Health study begins examining potential oilsands impacts on Alberta Indigenous community
Many people in a community located more than 200 kilometres north of Fort McMurray have long believed there are links between cancers in their region and the industrial developments upstream along the Athabasca River.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Trump's 9/11 statements come under scrutiny again
Donald Trump this week recounted an incident in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in downtown Manhattan that is long on descriptive detail but not easily verified.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

At least 20 people dead in commercial ship fire in China
At least 20 people have been killed in a fire aboard a foreign cargo vessel undergoing repairs at a ?state-owned shipyard in the eastern Chinese city of Qingdao on Thursday, state media reported, with five others still missing.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

25 people killed in commercial ship fire in China
Twenty-five people died in a fire aboard a foreign cargo vessel undergoing repairs at a state-owned ?shipyard in the eastern Chinese city of Qingdao on Thursday, state media reported.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Business owners say Regina's tent encampment is hurting neighbourhood
The encampment in Pepsi Park has been steadily growing this summer, now reaching 70 tents and some 150 people. The city has moved to an outreach approach, rather than dismantling it. While some advocates call for more supports like showers and electricity, business owners say it's costing them.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Police did not intervene as Canada's most prolific voyeur was 'looking for more victims,' court records show
Saanich police watched but did not intervene for over a month as Canada's most prolific voyeur strode through businesses with a phone in hand while out on bail, in breach of bail conditions. Court records obtained by CBC News reveal that a Crown lawyer believed Yin Yeung Derek Chan was on the hunt for more victims in Fitness World and Value Village, where the voyeur had previously recorded hundreds of women and girls.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

97-year-old Guelph, Ont., man skydives in quest to 'learn as much as I can about life'
James Gordon, a resident of the Village of Riverside Glen retirement community in Guelph, Ont., jumped from a plane at an altitude of about 4,200 metres last month in his first skydiving adventure. 'I spun over, round and round, all over the place,' the spunky senior says.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Soaring licence costs drive fishermen into questionable financing deals
Fishing associations are concerned that the independence and profitability of Atlantic inshore fishing are at risk because of where fishermen are getting the money they need to operate.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Trump offers $5,000 US to every American if Republicans win midterm elections
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would pay every American adult a $5,000 US "Trump dividend" if Republicans retain control of Congress in November's midterm election, an extraordinary attempt to persuade voters to back his party.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

N.L. residents helped Muslims feel safe amid post-9/11 prejudice, says association leader
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks on New York in 2001, the head of Newfoundland and Labrador's Muslim association says he looks back on the day with shock. However, Haseen Khan said communities rallied together in the years that followed to ensure support for Muslims in the province.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

No longer taboo, Canada's defence industry steps into Europe's spotlight
At Poland's massive MSPO arms fair, Canada arrives as the 'lead nation' with 230 firms. But shifting decades of reliance on the American market won't be easy.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Hamilton man who shared actions online pleads guilty to drugging, sexually assaulting 2 more women
A Hamilton man has pleaded guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting two more women in a case that involved him recording and posting his actions online. Bryan Hayward, 37, pleaded guilty in June to seven counts. On Sept. 4, he pleaded guilty to charges involving two more women. He's also set for a Calgary trial in November.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

'Why did you go to school that day?': Mother of Dawson shooting victim reflects 20 years later
Louise De Sousa lost her daughter Anastasia in the Dawson College shooting in Montreal nearly 20 years ago. She reflects on the anniversary of her death, memories she has of her daughter and working through grief.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

‘Why did you go to school that day?': Mother of Dawson shooting victim reflects 20 years later
Louise De Sousa lost her daughter Anastasia in the Dawson College shooting in Montreal nearly 20 years ago. She reflects on the anniversary of her death, memories she has of her daughter and working through grief.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Canada's big banks embrace AI as workers face job uncertainty
According to a study by Toronto Metropolitan University, 98 per cent of financial sector workers are highly exposed to AI technologies. However, at least one Canadian bank still expects its staff levels to rise.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

Canadian bank CEOs can't stop bragging about AI. Will they kill jobs?
According to a study by Toronto Metropolitan University, 98 per cent of financial sector workers are highly exposed to AI technologies. However, at least one Canadian bank expects its human headcount to rise.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 10, 2026

TIFF's at a turning point — but how will the film festival's new focus on dealmaking affect fans?
As the 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival rolls out the red carpet, the country's largest film festival is changing. With other festivals snagging buzzy world premieres, TIFF is reinventing itself as a place for making movie deals. But will this transformation combined with higher ticket prices hurt TIFF's tastemaker reputation?



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Fire on passenger ferry in Philippines leaves at least 5 dead, dozens missing
Rescuers struggled on Thursday to get into a passenger ferry that had caught fire and burned overnight off the western Philippines, leaving five people dead and 86 missing, officials said. By nightfall, search and rescue operations were halted but were to resume in the morning.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Fire on passenger ferry in Philippines leaves dozens missing and at least 5 dead
A fire burned overnight on a passenger ferry off the western Philippines, leaving dozens of people missing Thursday and killing at least five.



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Sep 09, 2026

N.B. farmer honours Marie-Philip Poulin with corn maze | The Moment
Chip Hunter tells The National about the moment he built a corn maze in the shape of Montreal Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin's face on his farm in Florenceville-Bristol, N.B.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Barry Melrose, former NHL player-turned-coach and broadcaster, dead at 70
Barry Melrose, a hockey player-turned-coach who led the Los Angeles Kings to the 1993 Stanley Cup Final before going on to a long career in broadcasting the sport, has died. He was 70.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

AI researchers 'earnestly believe' it could kill all humans within the next decade, Anthropic employee says
There is a more than 10 per cent chance that AI could kill all humans within the next decade, a researcher at Anthropic estimated in a post, hours after social media posts went viral from someone saying they had just quit Anthropic over concerns that AI companies are "gambling with our lives" in the AI development race.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

AI researchers 'earnestly believe' it could kill all humans within the next decade, Anthropic researcher says
There is a more than 10 per cent chance that AI could kill all humans within the next decade, a researcher at Anthropic estimated in a post, hours after social media posts went viral from someone saying they had just quit Anthropic over concerns that AI companies are "gambling with our lives" in the AI development race.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Shelter in place ongoing in Deep River, Ont., following reported stabbing: police
Residents of Deep River, Ont., have been told to shelter in place following a stabbing Wednesday evening that left one person with life-threatening injuries, according to provincial police.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Canada
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Canada this week for his first visit to the country in nearly a year as his country copes with an onslaught of deadly airstrikes.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits Canada
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Canada this week for his first visit to the country in nearly a year as his country copes with an onslaught of deadly airstrikes.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Apple's new iPhone Duo costs more in Canada, but not because of tariffs




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Sep 09, 2026

Pilot of Amazon plane flagged excessive speed before deadly Miami crash, investigators say
One of the pilots of the Amazon cargo plane that careened off a Miami runway and killed five people repeatedly warned they were coming in too fast nearly two minutes ahead of time and at the last second urged them to abort the landing, according to highlights of the cockpit recording that investigators released Wednesday.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Ontario courts warn personal information may have been exposed in cyberattack
The personal information of people involved in Ontario's court systems may have been stolen in a cyber attack, according to the chief justices of the province. An online case management system used by the courts and owned by Thomson Reuters Canada Limited was breached in June.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Release of detainee into Chinatown parking lot prompts anger, calls for reform in Edmonton
Surveillance video showing a former detainee being released from a corrections transport van into the streets of Edmonton's Chinatown has raised concerns over how Alberta offenders are released into the community.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Community mourns woman who died in Cape Breton floods
Stephanie Comeau of Richmond County died on Saturday during the storm. The 46-year-old woman was reported missing after her vehicle was found near a flooded bridge.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

What will Trump's retaliatory tariffs do to Canada's economy big picture? Not that much, economists predict
With some tariffs added and others removed, economists predict that big picture the changes will break even. But certain industries will still be hit hard, they say, and the tit-for-tat will weigh on business owners' confidence.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Buffalo Bills to 'celebrate' O Canada at home opener amid more Trump threats during trade war
Amid a trade war that includes President Donald Trump's threats to Canadian sovereignty and his vow to ban imports of several Canadian products to the U.S., the NFL's Buffalo Bills have made an unexpected announcement.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Human Rights Tribunal orders B.C. doctor to pay after refusing to provide trans teen with puberty blocker shot
A B.C. family doctor has been ordered to pay $28,100, after refusing to inject a transgender teen with a prescribed hormone blocker, citing religious and cultural reasons.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Liberals remove layer of review process for energy projects, backing off bypassing at-risk species protections
The federal government is moving ahead with changes that will exempt a number of energy projects from a layer of its environmental assessment process. At the same time, a senior government source says the Liberals are preparing to back down on proposed changes that would have bypassed regulations meant to protect at-risk species.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Government exempts interprovincial pipelines from review by impact assessment agency
The federal government is moving ahead with changes that will exempt a number of energy projects from a layer of its environmental assessment process.



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Sep 09, 2026

Ex-Doctor Who actor Noel Clarke charged with several sexual offences including assault, voyeurism
Noel Clarke, best known for his role in the sci-fi show Doctor Who from 2005 to 2010, has been charged with six sexual offences, including two counts of sexual assault, England and Wales' Crown Prosecution Service announced on Wednesday.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

How Gander, N.L., took care of ‘the plane people' on 9/11
On Sept. 11, 2001, thousands of unexpected guests arrived in Gander, N.L. and nearby towns when terrorist attacks shut down airspace over North America. For The National, CBC's David Common revisits the community's extraordinary response on the day ‘the plane people' arrived and the enduring bonds that remain 25 years later.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Guy Turcotte, who killed his 2 children, requesting temporary absence from prison
Guy Turcotte was sentenced to life in prison in 2015 after being convicted of second-degree murder in the stabbing deaths of his two young children.



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Sep 09, 2026

South Park pulls a Trump, to be renamed South America for new season
South Park appears to be taking a page out of Donald Trump's book: if you don't like a name, change it. For its 29th season, the animated satire has announced a new title — and will be now known as South America.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Ontario man found guilty of terrorism charge related to neo-Nazi group
An Ontario man was found guilty of participating in the activities of a terrorist group by an Ontario Superior Court judge Wednesday.



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Sep 09, 2026

China says it held 'candid and in-depth' military talks with Canadian officials last week
As the Carney government pursues deeper relations with Beijing, the Chinese government reports it held a "candid" exchange on military issues with Canadian officials earlier this month.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Bangladesh in grips of world's worst measles outbreak, with 1,000 dead in last 6 months
Bangladesh, which once came close to eliminating measles, is facing its worst outbreak on record, with around 1,000 suspected and confirmed measles-related deaths reported since March as hospitals struggle with overcrowding, shortages and a continuing influx of sick children.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Acquitted world junior player Alex Formenton signs one-year deal with Edmonton Oilers
The Edmonton Oilers have signed forward Alex Formenton to a one-year contract worth $850,000 US.



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Sep 09, 2026

Average asking rents fall 4.8% in August as trade war adds fresh uncertainty: report
A monthly report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation says the August number marks the steepest year-over-year drop since March.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Drones a key part of Nepal's response to flash-flood disaster
With roads and bridges destroyed and helicopters busy with search and rescue operations after last month's devastating floods, Nepal's army is turning to drones to ?deliver relief to displaced people.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Quebec judge finds rapper K'naan not guilty in sexual assault trial
A Quebec judge has found rapper K'naan not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman while she slept in his Quebec City hotel room in 2010.



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Sep 09, 2026

Apple expected to unveil pricey folding iPhone in its 1st major overhaul in a decade
Apple is widely expected to unveil a pricey folding iPhone at a launch event on Wednesday at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters.



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Sep 09, 2026

Apple unveils iPhone Duo, its new folding phone that costs at least $3K
Apple on Wednesday unveiled a foldable phone called Duo, introducing the biggest change in years in the company's flagship product.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

'Hunted,' 'shattered,' 'scared': How victims say Canada's most prolific voyeur has altered their lives




CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

The biggest dinosaurs couldn't sit on their eggs. Scientists say they did this instead
Fossil eggshells believed to be from some of the biggest dinosaurs that ever lived have been found in a surprisingly cool climate far from the equator. But those titanosaurs were too big to sit on their eggs. Microscopic evidence shows what they did instead to keep the eggs warm enough to hatch.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Renewed U.S.-Iran exchanges send oil price back over $100 US for first time in several weeks
Iran said Wednesday it had attacked 10 ships near the Strait of Hormuz after the U.S. sank five Iranian oil tankers, with the attacks ?in and around the vital waterway sending the international Brent crude benchmark over $100 US a barrel for the first time since July.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Here's how northern Sask. schools are preparing youth for new mining opportunities
Schools in northern Saskatchewan are adapting to prepare students to work in a mine that's under construction in the region. It's an unprecedented economic opportunity, but it doesn't come without concerns for the environment.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

How are northern Sask. schools preparing youth for new mining opportunities?
Schools in northern Saskatchewan are adapting to prepare students to work in a mine that's under construction in the region. It's an unprecedented economic opportunity, but it doesn't come without concerns for the environment.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Ben Shelton beats defending champ Carlos Alcaraz in U.S. Open match that ends after 3:30 a.m.
Ben Shelton had gone toe-to-toe with Carlos Alcaraz for five exhausting sets and finally, at 3:33 a.m. Wednesday, came the chance to end the U.S. Open champion's title reign.



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Sep 09, 2026

Stephenville, N.L., also saw stranded passengers on 9/11. Now, the community is telling the story on stage
The arts community in Stephenville is marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a musical production about how that west coast town was affected by stranded passengers and turmoil at the local airport.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

The U.S. is considering a federal tax incentive for films. How might that affect Canada?
Amid the buzz surrounding the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the creation of a federal tax incentive to keep film production in the U.S. instead of seeing it move to other countries - calling out Canada by name. But is it fair to frame the Hollywood exodus as Canada taking jobs from the U.S.?



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Their kids were exposed to carbon monoxide at a hockey rink. They're trying to prevent it from happening again
A group of Calgary parents is sharing their stories and concerns about the danger of carbon monoxide inside hockey arenas, after their own children were exposed to high levels of the odourless gas during a weekend tournament nearly two years ago.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Recent art thefts appear to be inspired by 2025 Louvre heist, art crime experts say
Art crime experts say last year's headline-grabbing Louvre heist seems to have inspired a rash of brazen art thefts, putting European museums holding valuable art in a tough spot. Thieves cut a hole in a fence and climbed through a window to steal four paintings from the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer on the French Riviera early Tuesday, local authorities said.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Why Trump name-dropped Canada in Hollywood tax proposal and how it could impact productions here
Amid the buzz surrounding the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the creation of a federal tax incentive to keep film production in the U.S. instead of seeing it move to other countries - calling out Canada by name. But is it fair to frame the Hollywood exodus as Canada taking jobs from the U.S.?



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Vietnamese firm targets Canadians with fake AI news for profit, CBC/Rad-Can investigation reveals
An investigation by CBC's visual investigations team and Radio-Canada's Décrypteurs has discovered a Vietnamese company is linked to a network of Facebook pages and websites sharing misleading, sensationalist or outright false news headlines.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Vietnamese firm targets Canadians with fake AI news for profit, CBC/Radio-Canada investigation reveals
An investigation by CBC's visual investigations team and Radio-Canada's Décrypteurs has discovered a Vietnamese company is linked to a network of Facebook pages and websites sharing misleading, sensationalist or outright false news headlines.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

GlobalEye gamble: Ottawa chose surveillance plane without knowing it met military needs
Ottawa moved to acquire six GlobalEye surveillance aircraft without assurances they met military requirements — requirements not shared with competing manufacturers. Subsequent assessments identified capability gaps requiring modifications, raising questions about whether the Carney government's push for speed, jobs and industrial benefits is taking precedence over the military's operational needs.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 09, 2026

Montreal police allegedly cut locs from people's hair. Here's the anti-Black history behind that
Sixteen police officers are under investigation over racist acts targeting Black and Arab people. Two historians explain how the alleged cutting and collecting of locs connects to a history of slavery, racism and control over Black bodies.



CBC Top Stories
Sep 08, 2026

'It's been an absolute nightmare,' says man whose daughter was killed in Manitoba crash
Tom Borsa wants to see change at a Manitoba highway intersection where his 18-year-old daughter was among four people killed in a collision Sunday night.



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