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Drillers freed from northern B.C. mine after being trapped for days, says company

Air Canada returned her missing suitcase, but it now had a knife, toiletries and ticket scanner inside

Linda Royle got a shock when Air Canada returned her missing suitcase, only to find hundreds of dollars' worth of personal items missing — and things that didn’t belong to her inside instead, including a knife, two toiletry kits and a ticket scanning machine.

CBC News Feed - World News

As Haiti turns to lethal drones to fight gangs, Canada is among those who are uneasy

Haiti's battle against criminal gangs has leaned into the lethal use of drones this year, prompting questions about the legality of the tactic.

Israel, U.S. pull out of Gaza ceasefire talks as Macron says France will recognize a Palestinian state

French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday that his country will soon recognize a Palestinian state, a decision that Israel condemned. The news came as talks seeking a ceasefire in Gaza were halted when the U.S. and Israel recalled their delegations.

CBC News Feed - Sports

How Laura Stacey is using road hockey to give back to the 2 cities that have shaped her career

Montreal Victoire forward Laura Stacey is bringing her annual road hockey fundraiser to Montreal, where her pro dreams have blossomed, this August. It's her way of giving back to a city that has welcomed her and grown her game.

5 ex-Hockey Canada players not guilty of sexual assault remain 'ineligible' in NHL pending its review

Five former world junior hockey players on Thursday were found not guilty of sexual assault, prompting a wave of reaction — including from the NHL and NHLPA — and a scathing rebuke from defence lawyers about how Hockey Canada handled the accusations

CBC News Feed - Local Calgary

Signal Hill residents on high alert after brass address signs stolen

Several Signal Hill residents say brass plaques bearing their home addresses have been stolen, causing issues for delivery and ride share services, which cannot locate the homes, and raising concerns among community members.

Three-strikes rule for psychologist licensing exam in Alberta faces opposition

In 2023, the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) capped the number of attempts allowed on the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Now, hundreds have signed a petition asking it to undo the change, calling it overly punitive — particularly for those from marginalized backgrounds.

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