Click here to view the video This week’s forecast across Ontario and Quebec is a rude reminder that winter is still in charge across Canada even as we creep deeper into spring. Anyone who took their winter tires off already may have tempted fate as we face periods of rain …
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Cristine and Baron tackle the complexities of blended families
It is public knowledge that Cristine Reyes is only half-sister to Ara Mina, with whom she shares the same mother, while herself an empowered single mom to a nine-year-old girl. On the other hand, Baron Geisler is a proud stepfather to his wife’s two sons from a previous relationship, besides …
Read More »He ran luxury hotels in Dubai. Now he’s in a Canadian fast food war room
Fast food brands are known for their consistency, but amid growing competition and changing demographics, brands are using new flavours and limited-time offers to mix up their menus and reel in new customers. We visit the A&W test kitchen where the company hopes to invent the next McRib or Pumpkin …
Read More »Who’s to blame for contaminated shellfish? Researchers follow the fecal matter to find out
Researchers have begun using molecular testing to determine, broadly, what sort of animal poop is polluting water, with the goal of making it easier to manage the problem, and hopefully reduce long harvesting closures. Molecular testing can help determine which type of animal poop is contaminating oyster-rich areas. For the …
Read More »A million mice are eating seabirds alive on a remote island. Conservationists have a plan
An albatross versus a mouse might not sound like a fair fight, but on a remote South African island it’s the mice who are winning. The Mouse-Free Marion project has an ambitious plan to turn the tide Invasive mice reached Marion Island 200 years ago, and could now wipe out …
Read More »‘Perfect unison’ of oikomi pipes not enough to coax baby orca over sandbar that fatally beached mother
About 10 boats herded the young whale towards the exit of the B.C. lagoon at high tide, but the two-year-old whale refused to swim over the sandbar where its mother died last weekend to the open ocean. Crews and whale to rest a few days before resuming efforts to get …
Read More »CRA pausing new ‘bare trust’ reporting requirement just days before filing deadline
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is hitting pause on a new “bare trust” reporting requirement with just a few days remaining before the deadline. Agency says the new reporting requirements would have ‘an unintended impact on Canadians.’ The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is hitting pause on a new “bare trust” …
Read More »What Japanese moviegoers have to say about Oppenheimer as it debuts on Hiroshima, Nagasaki screens
Oppenheimer finally premiered Friday in the nation where two cities were obliterated 79 years ago by the nuclear weapons invented by the American scientist who was the subject of the Oscar-winning film. Japanese filmgoers’ reactions were understandably mixed and highly emotional. Movie opens 8 months after North American debut, previous …
Read More »Heavy rains result in major washouts on Newfoundland’s west coast
Half of Cape St. George is now cut off, and other roads are impassible following a series of washouts. Significant rainfall on the west coast has resulted in flooding and road washouts. Rouzes Brook in Cape St. George has overflowed its banks and done serious damage, closing parts of Route …
Read More »Do you cross-country ski? Thank this Norwegian who lived to 111
Herman ‘Jackrabbit’ Smith-Johannsen popularized cross-country skiing in Canada, and was a colourful character well into old age. For CBC Creator Network, John Batt spends some time in Quebec’s Laurentians region to find out who this man was. Herman ‘Jackrabbit’ Smith-Johannsen popularized cross-country skiing in Canada. You don’t know Jack | …
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