Fate of Afghan refugees in peril as Canadian resettlement delays persist

Thousands of Afghan refugees have been left waiting for Canada to deliver on a promise to resettle 40,000 people, leaving others to step up and raise money to airlift Afghans whose lives are at risk under the Taliban regime.

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AR-15: What’s known about the guns used in the Texas school shooting

CBC’s Thomas Daigle looks into why several U.S. shootings have involved the use of AR-15-style rifles and their its popularity among American firearms owners.

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Sandy Hook mom reacts to Texas school shooting

Adrienne Arsenault speaks to Michelle Gay, a mom who lost her seven-year-old daughter in the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting, about the moment she learned of the deadly Texas school shooting and what it’s been like to advocate for safety in schools.

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Journalists in Canada face 'alarming' levels of stress, trauma and harassment, report suggests

Members of Canada's news industry are suffering "alarming'' levels of work-related stress and trauma, a new report suggests, and researchers are calling for better supports to help journalists cope with covering COVID-19 and other crises.

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'Startling' lack of progress made on Yukon housing and homelessness, says auditor general report

The latest report from the auditor general of Canada looks at what the Yukon government is doing to provide residents with access to suitable and affordable housing, through the Yukon Housing Corporation and the social services department.

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Educational tech, including CBC Kids, harvested personal data from children, new report claims

Children across the globe and Canada who used online educational technology during the pandemic had their personal data secretly harvested and sent to advertising companies, according to a new report published by Human Rights Watch.

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Boeing capsule returns from space station after test flight with no crew

Boeing's crew taxi returned to Earth from the International Space Station on Wednesday, nearly two-and-a-half years after its first botched attempt. The Starliner mission moves NASA closer to a new option for rides to and from the ISS.

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Indigenous calls for exemptions to Quebec's Bill 96 get louder

Bill 96 will put a cap on the number of students who can attend English-language CEGEPS, as public colleges are called in Quebec, and put in place French-language requirements needed to graduate, among other measures.

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RCMP officer speaks of 'regrets' that have haunted him since mass shooting

An RCMP staff sergeant says for two years he’s struggled wondering what might have happened had he caught two mentions of the suspect’s car being equipped with a push bar during the hunt for the shooter who killed 22 people.

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Colin Kaepernick to work out for Raiders in 1st NFL opportunity since 2016: reports

Colin Kaepernick is getting his first chance to work out for an NFL team since last playing in the league in 2016 when he started kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial inequality.

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