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IN PHOTOS | Catch the total lunar eclipse, the last of its kind until 2025 cbc.ca

Lunar eclipses occur when the moon passes through Earth's shadow, and today is the second time this year one has happened. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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A legacy for Adam: N.S. dad works with Halifax police to implement better autism awareness cbc.ca

Halifax Regional Police have updated their awareness training for officers working with people with autism spectrum disorder — thanks to the devotion of a father who wants to keep his son's legacy alive. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Iran judiciary officials to deal with indicted protesters in a 'firm' manner cbc.ca

Iran's courts will deal firmly with anyone who causes disruption or commits crimes during a wave of anti-government protests, the judiciary said on Tuesday, signalling that authorities intend to hand down harsh sentences to convicted demonstrators. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Young referees with Northern Ontario Hockey Association now sporting green armbands cbc.ca

About a third of the referees with the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) are under the age of 18 and are now sporting green armbands while they officiate games. The armbands are meant to show that the official is a minor. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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'Exceptional' find of ancient bronze statues uncovered in Tuscany cbc.ca

Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered more than two dozen beautifully preserved bronze statues dating back to ancient Roman times in thermal baths in Tuscany, in what experts are hailing as a sensational find. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Ford, Lecce to discuss renewed negotiations with education workers after CUPE walkout ends cbc.ca

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce are set to discuss renewed contract negotiations with education workers Tuesday, as students across the province return to in-person learning after a walkout by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) forced many schools to clos #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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More than 1.5 million people in Canada lived at least 5 years after cancer diagnosed, society says cbc.ca

Cancer researchers say patients are living longer thanks to better detection and treatments, but they fear rising case numbers and gaps in data could undermine gains. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Think it's easy to get fish on the lunch menu at a Newfoundland school? Think again cbc.ca

Since Anthony Paddon Elementary in Musgravetown, N.L., sits mere metres from the Atlantic Ocean in a province that, over much of its 500-plus years of colonized life, has had an economy largely tied to the sea, you'd think fish would be an easy lunch menu option. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Bingo-calling Wolastoqey teen proud to speak his language cbc.ca

Standing at the front of a ballroom at the Delta Hotel in Fredericton, 17-year-old Wyatt Moulton holds up a bingo ball and bellows the numbers. First in Wolastoqey, then in English. It's bingo night for delegates at a language conference for the six Wolastoqey First Nations in New Brunswick. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Chinese social media scrubbed of reports of pandemic-related arrests cbc.ca

Police in northeastern China said that seven people have been arrested following a clash between residents and authorities enforcing COVID-19 quarantine restrictions. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Here are 7 things that could change after the U.S. midterms cbc.ca

Midterm elections get treated like the boiled broccoli of the American electoral calendar. They elicit less enthusiasm and lower turnout than the pièce de résistance of presidential elections. Because midterms matter: They elect one-third of the U.S. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt #pocket

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At 14, she met the man who sold her. Now she is speaking out against human trafficking cbc.ca

Gabrielle Giroux says she was a 14-year-old girl shopping in an Outaouais mall when she met the man who sold her to human traffickers. Over the course of the next five years, the man used grooming tactics to build up a rapport of trust and affection. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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What were Indigenous soldiers fighting for? cbc.ca

Throughout the 20th century, many Indigenous people enlisted in military service to fight wars, risk their lives and make monumental sacrifices on Canada's behalf. But during those years, the country wasn't so kind to the peoples who had been here long before Canada's borders were even drawn. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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With record Canadian immigration targets, housing fears soar, but anxieties are unfounded, experts say cbc.ca

Finding enough workers to assemble pre-built walls and floors at the Etobicoke plant where Paul Askett manages manufacturing is a grind. He's hoping that a record wave of new Canadians expected over the next three years will help. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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He survived flesh-eating disease. Now he's stranded in a St. John's hospital, waiting to return home cbc.ca

Jody Short was ankle-deep in snow in February, a shovel in his hands, when searing pain shot up his left leg. "I was almost passing out with pain," recalled Short recently, speaking quietly from the recreation room of the Miller Centre in St. John's, where he's been stranded for three months. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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OPP intelligence chief reported 'ethical' qualms about calls for background checks on some convoy protesters cbc.ca

The head of the Ontario Provincial Police intelligence bureau said he had "professional and ethical" concerns about requests he was getting from police and political leaders for background checks on participants in last winter's convoy protest who had not engaged in illegal activity. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Residents at London, Ont., care facility say bedbug, cockroach problem persists as they face rent hike cbc.ca

Residents at a private care facility in London, Ont., say they're facing a big rent hike as bugs continue to run rampant, while a spokesperson for Bruce Residence says it could still be weeks before the bugs are eradicated. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board prioritizing above guideline rent increase hearings for rest of year cbc.ca

Ontario's delay-ridden Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) is prioritizing applications from landlords asking for above guideline rent increases until the end of the year, according to a memo obtained by CBC Toronto. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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'He's finally being recognized': Indigenous veterans honoured with military headstones in N.W.T. cbc.ca

It belongs to Augustin Beaulieu, a Second World War veteran originally from Fort Resolution, N.W.T., who served with the Canadian Scottish regiment. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Ford told Trudeau that Ottawa police, mayor 'mismanaged' convoy protest and Windsor a priority, inquiry hears cbc.ca

WARNING: This article contains some coarse language. Ontario Premier Doug Ford told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau he felt Ottawa police and the mayor mismanaged the Freedom Convoy protest and reopening the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Trump teases 'big announcement' coming next week cbc.ca

Former U.S. president Donald Trump said Monday he will be making a "big announcement" next week in Florida as he teased a third presidential run while campaigning in Ohio ahead of the final day of voting in this year's midterm elections. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Kelowna RCMP officer pleads guilty to assault in violent 2020 UBCO 'wellness check' cbc.ca

The long-delayed criminal trial of RCMP Const. Lacy Browning was set to begin Monday afternoon in provincial court in Kelowna, B.C., but quickly ended in a guilty plea. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Suzette Mayr wins $100K Scotiabank Giller Prize for novel The Sleeping Car Porter cbc.ca

Suzette Mayr has won the 2022 Scotiabank Giller Prize for her novel The Sleeping Car Porter. The $100,000 prize is the richest in Canadian literature. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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LETHAL by Alieczander soundcloud.com

Nothing can hold us back https://www.instagram.com/alieczander https://www.facebook.com/alieczanderr https://music.youtube.com/channel/UC_FSuLDj_z-ECX-5XnuXIlw https://music.apple.com/eg/artist/alieczander/1557109787 https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/125769732 https://play.anghami. #ifttt #pocket #soundcloud

Nunavut MLAs scold ministers for not answering questions quickly or clearly cbc.ca

Nunavut's regular MLAs made an unusual motion in the Legislative Assembly Monday — to admonish the executive council for not answering questions properly or in a timely manner. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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