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CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Nadia Comaneci is back in Montreal to mark 50th anniversary of 1976 Olympics
The Romanian became the first gymnast in Olympic history to score a perfect 10 during the Montreal Summer Games. Nadia Comaneci will be attending a commemorative event outside the city's Olympic Stadium on Aug. 1.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Poilievre calls for reform to public alert system following disappearance, death of Calgary boy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for reform to the national emergency alert system to better protect missing vulnerable children, after an 11-year-old Calgary boy with autism was found dead following his disappearance earlier this month.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Trump says 'Board of Peace' reaches deal for Hamas, other Gaza groups to disarm
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday his so-called "Board of Peace" reached an agreement for the ?complete disarmament of Palestinian Hamas militants and other armed groups in Gaza. Neither Hamas nor Israel has commented on Trump's announcement.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Commonwealth Games guide: Canadian teen wins gold, and who to watch Friday
CBC Sports' daily newsletter recaps Canada's medal winners on Day 7 and looks forward to some high-profile podium opportunities on Friday in Scotland.



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Jul 30, 2026

Shots fired at Winnipeg mosque with people inside: Muslim council
Bullet holes were found in the windows of a Winnipeg mosque that was targeted while people were inside Wednesday night, a Muslim organization says.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Muslim council says shots were fired at Winnipeg mosque with people inside
A Muslim organization says bullet holes were found in the windows of a Winnipeg mosque that was targeted while people were inside Wednesday night.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Winnipeg's Muslim community shaken after shots fired at mosque with people inside, leaders say
Members of Winnipeg's Muslim community say they're "deeply shaken" after bullet holes were found in the windows of a mosque that was targeted while people were inside Wednesday night.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

'Absolute chaos' as thousands of Moroccan migrants breach Spain's Ceuta border
Spain will deploy its military to restore order at its border with Morocco in Ceuta after thousands of migrants streamed into the tiny Spanish territory.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

'It was biting and scratching,' says Quebec woman attacked by rabid cat
Three people have received preventive rabies treatment following exposure to a stray cat in the Montérégie.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Georgia father sentenced to 15 years in deadly school shooting committed by son
A man who gave his son the gun he used to kill two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Georgia was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Liberals lack transparency with big-ticket summer spending announcements, critics say
Tens of billions of dollars' worth of announcements by the Liberal government this summer has critics and analysts calling out a lack of detail on Ottawa's spending plans.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

WestJet passengers brace for disruptions as flight attendant strike looms
With strike and lockout notices issued by the union and airline, flight attendants could walk off the job as soon as Sunday. That leaves passengers to decide whether they want to hope for a deal, or make other travel plans.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

‘He is always with me inside my heart,' says mother of boy, 6, killed by alleged impaired driver
For his family, six-year-old Zafeer Munir was their lifeline and now that he's gone, his mother, father and sister don't know how they are going to carry on.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Golfer Charley Hull slammed online over lottery prank on her caddie
English golf star Charley Hull might have thought she nailed a prank on her longtime caddie, Adam Woodward — but according to many fans on social media, it was more of a swing and a miss.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Canadians Sheriauna Haase, Chloe Dunbar capture Commonwealth Games gold, silver in women's 100m T47 final




CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Para sprinter Sheriauna Haase's gold highlights Canada's 6 medals on Day 7 at Commonwealth Games




CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Loblaw boosts profit on generic GLP-1 drug sales, bargain hunting shoppers
Canada's largest grocer is focusing on a new, profitable business: generic GLP-1 drugs. Loblaw says sales are up 40 per cent year-to-date.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Ethics watchdog's exoneration of Trudeau on We Charity file can be legally reviewed, top court says
The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned part of the Conflict of Interest Act ruling that decisions made by the commissioner on the conduct of public office holders can be reviewed by a court on questions of fact and law.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

European soccer nations agree to boycott FIFA competitions in protest of plan to sell stakes in World Cup




CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Crews called to rescue resident who defied evacuation order, B.C. Wildfire Service says
Wildfire officials in British Columbia are urging people to abide by evacuation orders, after they say crews were forced to rescue a resident who had stayed in a fire zone.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Congo says death toll in fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has passed 1,500
The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has killed more than 1,500 people in eastern Congo, official data released on Thursday showed, marking a 50 per cent increase in around a week that shows the emergency continuing to outpace response efforts.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

France, Spain continue to battle unprecedented wildfires that have forced hundreds of thousands to flee




CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Trees downed, thousands without power after wild winds, lightning shake southern Manitoba 'like an earthquake'
Fierce winds whipping through southern Manitoba Wednesday night reached speeds as high as 133 km/h, leaving a trail of downed trees and knocking out power for thousands.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Book returned to Australian library 150 years overdue after man finds it bricked in fireplace
The book published in 1858 was returned to the library in the seaside town of Kiama last week by a man who had found it during recent home renovations inside a tea crate bricked into a sealed fireplace.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Ex-FBI director Comey's lawyer says government tracked his phone, interviewed mob killer
The Justice Department used the Secret Service and FBI to go to extraordinary lengths to bolster its contentious case against former FBI director James Comey, his lawyers claim, including allegedly interviewing Sammy (The Bull) Gravano, the Mafia underboss who in the past admitted to participating in 19 killings.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Planning to fly WestJet? What you need to know about the looming strike




CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

B.C. gallery faces backlash after donated art ends up at Value Village
The Penticton Art Gallery says they made an error after donated pieces of art ended up discarded at the local Value Village. The decision prompted major backlash from local artists and members of the community.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

''Tis but a flesh wound': Montana man hikes 6 hours impaled by trekking pole
David Cifaldi and his two hiking companions were crossing Montana's ominous Froze-to-Death Plateau and approaching the top of the state's highest peak when their adventure took a bizarre and dangerous turn: Cifaldi slipped and impaled himself on his trekking pole as he fell.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

At least 8 killed in Ukraine after Russia hits several regions
A Russian ballistic missile and drone barrage across Ukraine overnight into Thursday killed at least eight civilians, including children, and wounded more than 50 others, officials said.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Canada's Xavier Lusignan wins weightlifting bronze at Commonwealth Games
Canadian weightlifter Xavier Lusignan won a bronze medal in the men's 110kg final on Thursday at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Canada's Xavier Lusignan, Etta Love win weightlifting bronze at Commonwealth Games
Canadian weightlifters Xavier Lusignan and Etta Love won their first career Commonwealth Games medals on Thursday in Glasgow.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Kuwaiti worker killed as U.S.-Iran conflict widens
An Iranian strike hit a Chinese firm's building in northern Kuwait Thursday morning, severely damaging the structure and killing a worker, Kuwait's military said, hours after Jordan's air defences shot down five missiles launched from Iran.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

P.E.I. quietly drops inquiry into councillor who put up sign ahead of Truth and Reconciliation Day
The provincial government has called off an inquiry it ordered into the conduct of an eastern P.E.I. municipality's councillor who put a sign on his property that some saw as an attack on Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

The web is being redesigned for AI. What does that mean for human readers?
AI now answers our questions, and increasingly carries out tasks for us, from planning itineraries to preparing research. The web is increasingly becoming a place where machines - rather than humans - go to learn things. What does that mean for the future of the human-centred web?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

U.S. FCC approves giant space mirror to deliver 'sunlight on demand,' but what are the legal implications?
Despite hundreds of public comments opposing a giant space mirror that would shine light roughly five kilometres wide, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has given it the green light. What could this mean for Canadians?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

U.S. FCC approves giant space mirror to deliver 'sunlight on demand.' Here are the implications
Despite hundreds of public comments opposing a giant space mirror that would shine light roughly five kilometres wide, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has given it the green light. What could this mean for Canadians?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Working past 65 in Alberta? Your health benefits could soon cost your employer more
Starting this fall, Alberta employers will have to cover the cost of health insurance for employees over the age of 65.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

Kids' birthday parties are getting more expensive. Should guests help pay for them?
Many argue you shouldn't throw a party if you can't afford it, while others defend the practice given costs for everything are skyrocketing. But when did the expectations for children's parties get so high?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

40 years, no floods. Now her Montreal home's been hit 3 straight years. What's changed?
After decades without flooding, some Montreal-area homeowners have seen their basements fill with water three years in a row. Experts say heavier rain, aging infrastructure and urban development all play a role — and adapting to a changing climate will require more than one solution.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 30, 2026

WestJet flight attendants' union serves 72-hour strike notice
The union representing 4,400 flight attendants at WestJet has issued 72-hour strike notice, setting the stage for a work stoppage that could ground flights in the middle of a busy summer long weekend.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Lifeguard battles massive waves to rescue a child | The Moment
Photographer Scott Vander Dussen tells The National about the moment he captured video of a young lifeguard saving a boy from massive waves on Seabright Beach in Santa Cruz, Calif.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

CBC identifies Canadian woman accused of spying at NATO military HQ




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

2 Quebec police officers racially profiled Black man during traffic stop: ethics tribunal
The Tribunal administratif de déontologie policière concluded that Sgt. Simon Deveault-Bonenfant and officer François Bleau-Goulet of the Sûreté du Québec engaged in discriminatory actions based on the colour of Leslie Blot's skin in a 2020 traffic stop.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Canadian film financier Jason Cloth faces fraud charges in U.S.
Canadian film financier Jason Cloth is facing fraud charges in Illinois, where he's accused of defrauding clients out of more than $100 million US.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Canadian film producer Jason Cloth faces fraud charges in U.S.
Canadian film financier Jason Cloth is facing fraud charges in Illinois, where he's accused of defrauding clients out of more than $100 million US.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Woman reunited with 53-year-old message in a bottle from her late sister
In August 1973, Allison Spencer's mom sent her and her kid sister to the beach in Ocean City, N.J., with a mission: Write a message in a bottle, and cast it off to sea. Fifty-three years later, that letter has found its way back to her.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

4 women accuse actor Jared Leto of criminal sexual conduct in BBC doc
Oscar-winning actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto is facing allegations of criminal sexual conduct, with four women telling BBC in a new documentary that the offences took place when they were teenagers. In a statement released to multiple outlets on Wednesday, Leto says the claims made in the documentary are "absolutely and categorically false."



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

4 women accuse actor Jared Leto of criminal sexual conduct in BBC documentary
Oscar-winning actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto is facing allegations of criminal sexual conduct, with four women telling BBC in a new documentary that the offences took place when they were teenagers. In a statement released to multiple outlets on Wednesday, Leto says the claims made in the documentary are "absolutely and categorically false."



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Ontario paramedic missing from B.C. music festival: police
Kayla Boisvert of Trenton, Ont., was last seen July 27.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

2nd hiker in a week dies after falling from Banff National Park mountain
A woman in her twenties is dead after falling from a mountain near Marvel Peak, according to police.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

B.C. water park begins reopening after June electrical incident that sent 12 children to hospital
After 12 children were injured in June by an electrical shock at Cultus Lake Waterpark, the park has begun a phased reopening starting July 29, following a six-week closure for safety investigations.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Caught in a web: Spider-Man battles the Marvel machine in Brand New Day
How do you reset a superhero when he's a critical character for not one, but two Hollywood studios? Spider-Man: Brand New day tries to give Tom Holland a more mature hero, while attempting to overcome movie studio shenanigans.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Investigators find body believed to be missing Calgary boy, Parker
Searchers have found what they believe to be the remains of Parker, the 11-year-old Calgary boy who has been missing for just under two weeks, police revealed on Wednesday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Police search additional area for missing Calgary boy as possible new evidence emerges
Calgary police say new information has prompted investigators to search an area in the northeast part of the city as they continue to try to locate 11-year-old Parker, who has been missing for nearly two weeks.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Residents step up after roof blows off daycare in remote Sask. community
After a woman posted on Facebook about the damage to her daycare in Sandy Bay, Sask., several local men showed up to repair the rafters and cover the insulation with tarps.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

What's behind Lake Erie's steep yellow perch decline?
The shallowest of the Great Lakes has seen a drop of roughly 20 per cent, according to an Ontario regulatory body. A swell in the number of walleye and climate change are some of the reasons why, scientists say.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

'Ash raining down': Canadian describes situation in Bordeaux amid France wildfires
Emily Simmons, a Canadian pastry chef living in Bordeaux in southwestern France, says heavy smoke from nearby wildfires forced her to leave the city for a few days this past week. High temperatures and wind on Wednesday threatened to fuel further flare-ups.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen's journey into space to be published in a book this fall
Earthrise: A Canadian Astronaut's Journey into Deep Space will share story of the historic lunar mission.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Despite WestJet wind-down plans, a strike isn't a sure bet, but the clock is ticking
WestJet, Canada's second-largest airline, is preparing to wind down operations before its flight attendants strike or are locked out. But an agreement to gradually halt operations doesn't mean the company is guaranteed to go through a labour dispute, as negotiations between the union and the company continue.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Jail official targeted in Project South alleged murder plot denies planting weapon in cell
The senior corrections officer targeted in an alleged murder plot that sparked the Project South investigation denied planting a weapon in the cell of an inmate, as he testified Wednesday in response to that inmate's Charter breach application, which the jail official described as "a further platform to victimize me."



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Toronto jail official targeted in alleged murder plot denies planting weapon in cell
The senior corrections officer targeted in an alleged murder plot that sparked the Project South investigation denied planting a weapon in the cell of an inmate, as he testified Wednesday in response to that inmate's Charter breach application, which the jail official described as "a further platform to victimize me."



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

New Alberta-Canada infrastructure agreement aims to accelerate housing development
The federal and Alberta governments have signed an agreement to allow municipalities across the province to access hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in water and infrastructure and spur new housing developments.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Ottawa plans to end 'Netflix tax,' replace with public Canadian content funding: document
The federal government will "eliminate" the financial contribution requirement for streamers set by the CRTC and replace it with government funding, it said in a court document.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Carney, Smith hold news conference in Red Deer, Alta.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith make a homebuilding announcement and take questions from journalists in Red Deer, Alta.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

BTS say they won't submit their music for the 2027 Grammy Awards
The seven members of the group BTS dropped a joint statement on Instagram sharing the news that they won't be submitting any music for the next Grammy Awards.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Pop star Madison Beer and NFL quarterback Justin Herbert engaged
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and quarterback for the NFL Los Angeles Chargers announced their engagement on social media on Tuesday after just under a year of dating. Friends and fans are pouring in their support for the happy couple.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Canada's Sarah Mitton defends Commonwealth Games shot put title




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Day 6: Mitton looks to repeat as shot put champion at Commonwealth Games; Masse eying 12th career medal




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

San Jose Sharks make Macklin Celebrini NHL's highest-paid player with extension
San Jose Sharks superstar Macklin Celebrini signed a five-year, $94 million extension Wednesday that will make him the highest-paid player in the NHL.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Marmots on OnlyFans: Researchers turn to the internet for funding
Funding has always been a challenge for Dan Blumstein's long-term study of yellow-bellied marmots, even more so since the Trump administration started defunding some environmental research. So he and his team are posting videos of the loaf-like rodents on OnlyFans and asking for tips.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Copper wire theft has surged by 78% so far this year, Bell says
Bell says it's seen a surge in copper wire thefts across its telecommunications infrastructure in 2026, which can disrupt phone and internet services.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Copper wire theft up by 78% over last year, Bell says
Bell says it has seen a surge in copper wire thefts across its telecommunications infrastructure in 2026, which can compromise phone calls made to 911 and critical internet service.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Feds announce almost $2B in funding to modernize Via Rail's passenger fleet
The federal government has announced almost $2 billion in funding to modernize Via Rail's passenger fleet with 45 new hybrid battery-diesel passenger locomotives.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

U.S. ban on foreign-made humanoid robots targets China over security risks
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is banning imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots and power inverters, citing national security risks, in a move that targets China.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Dr. Anthony Fauci, former COVID-19 adviser to Trump, refuses to answer Senate committee questions




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Dr. Anthony Fauci invokes 5th Amendment, declining to answer questions at Senate hearing
Dr. Anthony Fauci on Wednesday invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to answer questions from senators in a Republican-led committee hearing about his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Glen Hansard, Irish singer-songwriter who won an Academy Award, dies in motorcycle crash
Academy Award-winning Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard died in a motorcycle crash in Dublin early on Wednesday, his management said. He was 56.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

More than 50,000 people applied for seasonal jobs with the Canadian National Exhibition this year: CEO
Hundreds of young people filled a Toronto job fair on Wednesday in the hopes of snagging a summer job at the Canadian National Exhibition.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles as U.S., Saudi Arabia target militias in Iraq
Jordan intercepted missiles launched from Iran early Wednesday, hours after the U.S. military said it knocked down another Iranian barrage launched against American forces in the Middle East, ending a brief pause in fighting between Tehran and Washington.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Iran resumes missile attacks as U.S., Saudis strike Tehran-backed militias in Iraq
Iran launched a barrage of missiles at American forces in the Middle East early Wednesday as the U.S. partnered with Saudi Arabia to strike Tehran-backed militias in neighbouring Iraq, killing at least 20 fighters.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Anthony Fauci again called to testify about COVID-19 to U.S. Senate
Dr. Anthony Fauci has testified in Congress more than 20 times since COVID-19 was discovered in China, but Wednesday's appearance occurs before a panel led by his chief Republican antagonist, who would like to see him criminally prosecuted.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

7,500 vehicles crossed the Gordie Howe International Bridge on Day 1




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Liberals block House of Commons committee review of Gordie Howe bridge deal




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Decades in the making, work begins to remove rotten fish sauce from St. Mary's, N.L., plant
Decades of fighting the smell from a rotting fish sauce plant in the Newfoundland and Labrador community of St. Mary's have finally proved successful, as cleanup crews began work on Tuesday.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Canadian who was held in ICE facility for months back in detention despite judge's ruling rights were violated
Winnipeg-born Clayton Herman says a mail delay is the reason he's back in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, just five weeks after a federal judge in California ordered his immediate release.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

What happens when AI breaks containment?
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI has reached 'the singularity'. What's really behind his far-fetched claim?



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Mother speaks out after child with autism dismissed from daycare
Family alleges there was a lack of communication and collaboration about toddler's care.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Japan PM says rescuers in 'race against time' for missing after powerful earthquake
Soldiers and emergency workers combed through a badly damaged shopping mall and collapsed houses looking for trapped survivors Wednesday after a powerful earthquake that killed at least 13 people and left many missing in southwestern Japan.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Japan's PM says rescuers in 'race against time' after powerful earthquake
Soldiers and emergency workers combed through a badly damaged shopping mall and collapsed houses looking for trapped survivors Wednesday after a powerful earthquake that killed at least 18 people and left many missing in southwestern Japan.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Security for Prince Harry's visits to Canada topped all internationally protected persons




CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

What is open-weight AI, the tech behind Kimi K3 that's turning heads in Silicon Valley?
The freedom and lower price tag of open-weight models is turning the heads of business leaders in the west, where the merits have prompted letters from top tech leaders warning against restrictions on open models, despite the potential for security risks.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

What climate science can tell us about the lost world that inspired The Odyssey
A new climate study suggests centuries of drought added pressure to the Bronze Age societies that inspired Homer's The Odyssey, revealing how environmental stress, food insecurity and failing trade networks may have shaped a world of collapse and survival.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

You can only see these fire clouds during huge wildfires
A huge fire in southwest France has generated the country's first recorded pyrocumulonimbus fire cloud, which are far more common in Canada. Here's why these clouds are special, how they form and how they make wildfires worse.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 29, 2026

Canada urged to welcome Haitians fleeing U.S. deportations as Trump ends protected status
Montreal refugee advocates say they are hearing from a growing number of Haitians in the United States who are considering coming to Canada after the Trump administration moved to end deportation protections for hundreds of thousands of people.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 28, 2026

Former Conservative cabinet minister Chris Alexander enters Toronto's mayoral race
A former Conservative Member of Parliament is entering the already crowded race to become Toronto's next mayor.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 28, 2026

Israel says it asked Canada for permission for Netanyahu to use Canadian airspace
The Israeli government has told CBC News that it requested permission for wanted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to overfly Newfoundland and Nova Scotia on Monday en route to a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Canadian officials are again refusing to comment on how Netanyahu was able to enter and leave Canadian airspace, or whether they gave him permission.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 28, 2026

The National | Assessing the B.C. wildfire damage
July 28, 2026 | Officials start to assess the damage from a wildfire near Clinton, B.C., but the battle against the flames isn't over. A race to find the missing in southern Japan after a powerful earthquake. And, an intensive clean-up gets underway at an abandoned fish sauce plant in St. Mary's, N.L.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 28, 2026

Fact check: Is this Japan Costco earthquake video from 2016 or 2026?
This video of a Costco in Japan has gone viral after a major earthquake hit the country's southern Kyushu island. Here's how we verified the video.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 28, 2026

After days of calm, U.S. says it intercepted Iranian missile attack on American troops
Iran launched multiple ballistic missiles at American forces in the Middle East on Tuesday, shattering a brief pause in fighting as mediators tried to get both sides back to negotiations and toward a ceasefire, the U.S. military said.



CBC Top Stories
Jul 28, 2026

Family of Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation woman questions RCMP use of force
Saskatchewan's police oversight body is investigating an incident on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation where an RCMP officer punched a woman several times in the face.



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