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When Mike McDerment called 911 after spotting a car on fire on a Toronto highway this September, he was put on hold. He watched the time tick by for more …
As It Happens6:45Son of Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai calls on Canada, U.K. to demand his father’s release Sebastien Lai, son of the jailed Hong Kong media tycoon …
Bronny James showed off his defensive skills in his college debut for Southern California nearly five months after he suffered cardiac arrest and expressed gratitude for the doctors and family …
When it comes to feeding her newborn son, Ashleigh Ottley knows it takes a village. Unable to produce enough breast milk after an emergency c-section, the 20-year-old from Chilliwack, B.C., says friends and …
A fundraiser for a young Palestinian American man left paralyzed after a shooting in Vermont last month has met its $1-million US goal in less than three days. Hisham Awartani, a …
A former Canadian Armed Forces military interpreter has been arrested by the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, CBC News has learned. “One morning I went to the [gym] with my father,” …
Rumblings about racism have plagued Britain’s royal family for several years but a translated version of a new tell-all book purportedly reveals which senior royals allegedly made comments about the skin …
Unai Emery’s Aston Villa won 2-1 at Tottenham’s home ground, moving them into fourth place in the Premier League and dropping Tottenham to fifth. The game was full of chances …
It’s a cool fall day. The leaves have long disappeared, and there’s a thin, crunchy layer of snow on the grass — typical for autumn, but still, it’s a not-so-kind …