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Every day, there are multiple blood drives across Quebec, but a special one took place in Pointe-Claire on Friday. It was organized by a group of students at École secondaire Félix-Leclerc for Black History Month. As Gloria Henriquez reports, the students hope to inspire individuals from diverse communities to donate blood.

A wildfire in Lac Ste. Anne County was quickly brought under control Monday afternoon, but not before area residents were told to be prepared to flee. As Morgan Black explains, it’s a success story amid of what is expected to be another extreme fire season in Alberta.

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said Wednesday that an extensive crackdown has led to the recovery of 598 stolen vehicles amid a boom in auto thefts across the country. The recovered vehicles have a potential value of $34.5 million.

A Nigerian family who says they are fleeing religious persecution is pleading to stay in Canada amid imminent deportation after entering as asylum-seekers via the now-shuttered Roxham Road. The mother of the family says she sees the deportation order from federal immigration officials as a death sentence for her family, which now includes two more...

Classes at Concordia and McGill universities will be disrupted as thousands of students take part of a week-long strike. The protest comes amid Quebec’s plan to raise out-of-province tuition fees. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines brings us the details.

Amid a global surge in measles cases, Canada’s top doctor advises travellers to check immunization records before March Break. Travel expert Claire Newell discusses Health Canada’s recommendations and the recent closure of Lynx Air. We also explore the challenges faced by budget airlines in Canada and address growing concern over rising flight fees.

A UBC-led project is aiming to help protect the province’s declining salmon population by identifying and mitigating toxic road runoffs that researchers believe pose a threat to fish habitats. Paul Johnson reports.

The White House has confirmed both the U.S. and the U.K. have carried out strikes on Houthi-related targets in Yemen. The Houthis have been attacking cargo ships in the Red Sea in a show of support for Hamas as Israel’s war in Gaza rages on. Now South Africa is formally accusing Israel of committing genocide...

The questioning of South Korean actor Lee Sun-kyun on three separate occasions was justified and done with his consent, Incheon Metropolitan Police chief Kim Hui-jung said on Thursday. Lee’s body was found in a car at a park in Seoul on Wednesday, after he was reported missing amid a drug probe. “The investigation of the...

On Wednesday, dozens of injured people and foreign passport holders in Gaza waited at the Rafah crossing point — Gaza’s border with Egypt — to become the first evacuees to flee the region and seek refuge in and around Egypt amid consistent military bombardment from Israel.

On Thursday, Israel began its newly-implemented, daily four-hour pauses in northern Gaza to allow humanitarian aid into the region and to enable at-danger Palestinians and foreign nationals to flee for safety amid recent Israeli attacks.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement to residents of Gaza on Friday morning, advising them to “evacuate immediately,” ahead of a looming siege of the enclave, triggered by a surprise attack from Hamas last Saturday. In response to the call for evacuations, the World Health Organization (WHO) says it is a “death sentence”...

Drone footage shows the unimaginable scale of the destruction in Derna, Libya from flooding. We explain how political instability is making it difficult for aid crews and volunteers on the ground. Parliament is back in session. Our Ottawa bureau chief Mercedes Stephenson explains the strategy for the parties as they head into the fall session....

Being a new mom is an extraordinary experience, but it comes with challenges. Esther Lee, a seasoned mother of two, and baby expert Carrie Bruno team up to support new moms in a groundbreaking campaign that aims to empower mothers through shared experiences.

Structures were ablaze in West Kelowna due to the McDougall Creek wildfire that descended over the community, while people were forced to evacuate their homes as two new wildfires flared to life late Thursday evening.

Canada’s Transport Minister Pablo Rodriguez slammed Meta on Friday for blocking news on its social media platforms amid the wildfires in the Northwest Territories, which have caused led to the evacuation in Yellowknife. He said it’s “totally unacceptable” to block news when people need to share credible information about the disaster, and he called for...

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We talk to the Canadian competitor on the new reality series ‘Superfan’. Plus, Sheryl Lee Ralph joins us on the show to discuss her new initiative which aims to empower teachers. Also, Lisa Kisber shows us how to elevate your back-to-school wardrobe with Joe Fresh. Plus, we celebrate...

Anna-Lee Fitzsimmons from the Calgary Humane Society introduces us to two adorable kittens, Mitsu and Amy, who were rescued from unsanitary conditions and are now almost ready for adoption.

Following the announcement of Canada’s new grocery rebate on Wednesday, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland also discussed new guidelines for federally regulated lenders, which aim to standardize the approach towards Canadian homeowners struggling with rising mortgage payments. That includes the possibility of waiving prepayment penalties, not charging interest on interest and waiving internal fees and...

Led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, Russia’s private Wagner mercenary group halted its insurrection on the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don Saturday evening, just one day after the coup of the military HQ began. Rather than commence civil violence amid the Russia-Ukraine war, Prigozhin agreed to step down and has been exiled to Belarus. Redmond Shannon reports.