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Country musician Corb Lund calls himself 'a reluctant anti-coal mine activist' but says his opposition to new coal exploration in his home province unites Albertans from across the political spectrum. #coal #mining #alberta #rockymountains #countrymusic #cbcradio

The deadline to enter the Liberal Leadership race ended Jan. 23. #Liberal #LiberalLeadership #Trudeau #CdnPoli #CBCNews #News

Ratatouille just wanted his close-up. CBC’s Katie Simpson was distracted on air by probably the last thing she expected in the Washington newsroom: a mouse. #Reporter #Journalist #Mouse #Bloopers #CBCNews

With a ceasefire in place between Israel and Hamas, people in Gaza are seeking regular checkups, vaccinations and access to routine health care. But not a single one of Gaza’s more than 30 hospitals is fully functioning, according to Save the Children. #Israel #Gaza #Palestinians #deiralbalah #Healthcare #CBCNews

Which ones have you watched? #Oscars #EmiliaPerez #TheBrutalist #Wicked #ACompleteUnknown #Conclave Photo credits: Universal Pictures, Netflix, A24

One of the first executive orders passed by U.S. President Donald Trump could have major implications for Canadians who live and work in the U.S. A federal judge has temporarily halted the order, but this is only the beginning of the legal fight. CBC’s Washington correspondent Alex Panetta explains. #BirthrightCitizenship #DonaldTrump #Trump #Canadians #WorkVisas #CBCNews

Amazon is pulling out of Quebec and some say the timing of the move is no coincidence. The company announced Wednesday that it will shut down all seven of its facilities in the province in the coming weeks, cutting nearly 2,000 jobs, including 1,700 permanent positions. Instead, the retail giant said it would outsource deliveries to smaller contractors, insisting the decision was tied to cost savings and not a new union. Quebec is home to Amazon’s only unionized workforce in Canada. About 300 workers at its Laval warehouse unionized last year, saying they were dissatisfied with what they described as a hectic work pace, low wages and inadequate health and safety measures. Reporting for The National, CBC’s Vanessa Lee spoke to employees who said they were shocked by the sudden move. #quebec #amazon #news

Fake ads imitating news sources, including CBC, are all over X offering get-rich-quick investment advice. CBC's visual investigations team dug into the ads to find out more about who made them. #FakeAds #Scams #Technology #Canada #CdnPoli #CBCNews

In March 2002, The Fifth Estate’s investigation showed how a surgical patch taken from the brain tissue of cadavers could lead to a brain wasting illness called Creutzfeld-Jakob disease. Co-host Hana Gartner further uncovered how the patch, called Lyodura, was not disinfected properly, and some of the tissue was stolen from corpses on an illegal medical black market. A vastly ineffective product recall also kept the product on hospital shelves after the connection was made to the brain wasting disease. The Fifth Estate is marking its 50th year of investigative journalism. Watch “Deadly Harvest” hosted by former co-host Hana Gartner and more from the show’s files on YouTube. #TheFifthEstate #Investigative #Retro #2000s #CBCNews #MadCowDisease

Elyanna, Saint Levant and The Synaptik are among artists bringing Arabic music to international audiences. Music journalists and scholars credit social media, streaming platforms and global interest in solidarity movements across the Middle East and North Africa. #ArabicMusic #Elyanna #SaintLevant #TheSynaptik #CBCNews

Liberal leadership hopeful Chrystia Freeland says dollar-for-dollar tariffs will send U.S. President Donald Trump the message that "Canada is not for sale." #canada🇨🇦 #chrystiafreeland #politics #tariffs #cbcradio

Transgender people in the U.S. say they’re worried about what’s to come after President Donald Trump signed an executive order saying his government only recognizes two sexes that are assigned at birth. #Trans#2SLGBTQ#DonaldTrump#CBCNews#News

The Oscars love Emilia Pérez. Why does everyone else hate it? #EmiliaPérez #Oscars #SelenaGomez #KarlaSofíaGascón #CBCNews Credit for Jacques Audiard interview: CNN.

In 1996, Jennifer Craft got a bursary from the Ontario government to help cover child-care costs while she was in nursing school. The province recently sent a collection agency to get that money back, claiming she failed to provide proper receipts. #Ontario #Finance #Childcare #Bursary #CBCNews #GoPublic