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In a news conference, Prime Minister Mark Carney commented on the recent announcement that Canadian armoured vehicle maker Roshel Inc. will buy the Stellantis assembly plant in Brampton, Ont. He also responded to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's calls for Industry Minister Mélanie Joly to be fired over the handling of Ontario's hard-hit steel and automotive sectors. #CBCnews #CndPoli #News #Stellantis #moment
CBC News348,700 views • 1 day ago
Four people including three small children were killed after heavy rains in Gaza caused a sand embankment to collapse onto a tent housing displaced Palestinians. The UN says it received appeals from thousands of people reporting damage to households following this weekend’s storm. #CBCNews #GazaFlood #Gaza #worldnews
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Eric Bauza of Scarborough, Ont., the Emmy-award winning voice actor best known for the iconic Bugs Bunny, has died in his California home. He was 46. The L.A. County Medical Examiner says he died of hypertensive cardiovascular disease. In addition to Bugs Bunny, Bauza voiced multiple other Looney Tunes characters including Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird and Marvin the Martian. #BugsBunny #LooneyTunes #Entertainment #Moment #CBCNews
CBC News740,500 views • 16 days ago
Speaking in Ottawa on Remembrance Day, Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan said the deadly training exercise fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta is a reminder of what military service might mean. #RemembranceDay #CFBWainwright #military #Canada #CBCNews
CBC News12,700 views • 19 hours ago
Before Eric Bauza went on to win Emmys for his voice-acting work as the modern voice of Bugs Bunny and other Looney Tunes characters, he was a Canadian animator living in the United States. The CBC caught up with him in 2021 while in Los Angeles, after he first got the news that he'd be voicing the iconic cartoon rabbit. Bauza died on Oct. 25 at the age of 46 from hypertensive cardiovascular disease, according to a report from the L.A. County medical examiner. #BugsBunny #LooneyTunes #Entertainment #Throwback #CBCNews
CBC News145,200 views • 16 days ago
Speaking from Washington, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries called tonight's results a clear signal that Americans are 'crying out for transformational change.' Despite the Democrats taking control of the House and Senate, Jeffries said tonight is not a 'partisan moment,' and that a Democrat-controlled Congress will fight for all Americans. #HakeemJeffries #Congress #Democrat #midterms #CBCNews
CBC News61,600 views • 8 days ago
A debate is currently raging online after a job recruiter called out Gen Z for showing up to corporate interviews ‘with iced coffee, iced latte, in hand.’ There’s some backlash about ‘reading the room and tolerating discomfort,’ while others call for more casual recruitment practices and say it shows ‘good time management skills.’ #CBCNews #icedcoffee #interview #recruitment #job
CBC News246,600 views • 1 month ago
AI-generated images of Jagmeet Singh have been flooding X. The ads link to fake CBC articles intended to scam people into sending money. CBC’s Fact Check team spoke to reporter Jeff Yates from Radio-Canada’s Décrypteurs about who’s behind the scam. #Scam #AI #JagmeetSingh #FactCheck #CBCNews
CBC News64,400 views • 16 days ago
Tessa Virtue is trading in the ice rink for the dance stage. The retired Olympic ice dance gold medallist is making her debut at the Fall for Dance North Festival in Toronto on Oct. 15. She spoke with CBC News about making the transition from performing with her longtime skating partner, Scott Moir, to a solo act. #TessaVirtue #Dancing #Skating #Moment #CBCNews
CBC News66,600 views • 1 month ago
Street artist Banksy's latest work has made its debut in central London, with locals first catching sight of the statue in Westminster. Banksy, whose real identity is unknown, posted a video of the installation to their Instagram page as well as leaving a signature at the foot of the statue. Who do you think the statue is depicting? #Banksy #London #Art #Moment #CBCNews
CBC News191,400 views • 6 months ago
How do you fill a big gap in skilled tradespeople — you try to get ’em young. CBC’s Nick Purdon recently stopped by an Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) in Aurora, Ont., to talk to some of the participants. The program lets high school students explore trades through a co-op program in Grade 11 or 12, giving them apprenticeship hours and school credit at the same time. The visit was part of a bigger story looking at solutions to Canada’s shortage of skilled trades workers and the impact it could have on the country. It’s estimated that Canada will need half a million additional construction workers by 2030 to meet federal housing and infrastructure goals, according to a 2025 Deloitte report. You can watch the full report on CBC News: The National’s YouTube channel. #jobs #construction #housing #news #thenational
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