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Edmonton's 'Church Street' set to host thousands of worshippers for Easter weekend

6 days ago | cbc.ca | Ariel Fournier

At the First Christian Reform Church on 96th street, parishioners hung black curtains over the stained glass windows ahead of their Good Friday service, to create a sombre mood as they reflect on the story of Jesus' crucifixion. But by Sunday, the congregation will be greeted by a different scene. "On Saturday, unbeknownst to many people, we'll be back in this sanctuary space," said Pastor Bernhard VanderVlis. "We'll take the black away and replace it with a lot of white and flowers.
Densification, population growth remain major challenges for Calgary Fire Department

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Karina Zapata

Calgary·NewThough it saw a slight decrease in emergency calls last year, the Calgary Fire Department continues to feel the pressures of working in a growing city, as densification creates new challenges for firefighters.
Canada election: Leaders campaign in Quebec before hunkering down to prepare for debates

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Jenna Benchetrit |Lucas Powers

Canada election: Leaders campaign in Quebec before hunkering down to prepare for debates | CBC LoadedConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh are all in the Montreal area this morning to make announcements. We’ll also hear from Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet, who is fighting to hold on to his party’s seats in Quebec.
PWHL draft set for June in Ottawa, featuring surplus of talent with national team experience

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Karissa Donkin

PWHLSeveral players with national team experience have declared for the 2025 PWHL draft, including Canadian Nicole Gosling, who won a world championship last season. Canada's Nicole Gosling among notable players expected to join burgeoning leagueThe PWHL will hold its third annual entry draft on June 24 in Ottawa.
Avian flu cull order for B.C. ostrich farm to be reviewed in court today

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Akshay Kulkarni

A Federal Court judge will begin hearing arguments Tuesday in the case of a B.C. ostrich farm which has been ordered to cull its entire flock over avian flu concerns. Universal Ostrich is located on a rural road near Edgewood, in B.C.'s West Kootenay region, an approximately 175-kilometre drive east from Kelowna along a winding highway.
Stories of suffering and hope emerge at discussion of homelessness

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Andrew Lupton

In taking a hard look at London's struggles with addiction, mental health and homelessness, Nigel Stuckey's documentary film Atrocity pulls few punches. Among the unhoused people he interviews is a man who reveals for the camera crippling burns and skin infections, the result of living outside. In another interview that a security guard tries to end, a couple in Victoria Park explain their inability to escape fentanyl addiction.
Small northern Ontario towns weigh costly arena repairs as community pressure mounts

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Faith Greco

Sudbury·NewTwo small northern Ontario towns are grappling with how to preserve aging arenas at the heart of their communities, as rising costs, safety concerns and strong local support push them to act. How to preserve aging arenas is a pressing issue for many small municipalities in northern OntarioTwo small northern Ontario towns are grappling with how to preserve aging arenas at the heart of their communities, as rising costs, safety concerns and strong local support push them to act.
Six Nations man from Ontario among Indigenous WW II soldiers being honoured in Dutch museum exhibit | CBC News

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Kate Dubinski

London·NewEighty years after her uncle Welby Patterson died on a European battlefield in the final days of the Second World War, Maidy Keir of London, Ont., will see him being recognized at a museum exhibit in the Netherlands in a way he never really was back home.
New guidelines to treat childhood obesity send mixed messages, says UPEI prof

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Sheehan Desjardins

An associate professor and registered dietitian at the University of Prince Edward Island is calling new Canadian guidelines to treat childhood obesity problematic. "You're saying, on one hand, we don't want to stigmatize heavy weight, but then on the other, you're pulling out pretty big guns to try and attack this," said Sarah Hewko. "As a child, you're going to be like, 'OK, which one is it? Is it something I should feel ashamed of and deserve to be treated differently for?
ANALYSIS | South Korea, with its 'cheaper' version of the F-35, watches as Canada reviews U.S. fighter deal | CBC News

1 week ago | cbc.ca | Murray Brewster

The reception hall at Korean Aerospace Industries Ltd. is, in many respects, every plane and helicopter lover's dream. Filled with model aircraft, there's one in particular that stands out. At first glance, you'd be forgiven for confusing it for the now politically infamous — at least in Canadian terms — F-35 fighter. The KF-21 Boramae (Hawk) has the same angled twin tails and similar sleek lines. When pointed out, a senior KAI manager sheepishly acknowledged the "stealthy design" resemblance.