Новости за 14.01.2017

Broadway star Jennifer Holliday is the latest performer to pull out of Donald Trump's U.S. presidential inauguration, and those still slated to play are facing pressure to follow suit. Meanwhile, one man who desperately wants to be there has been told to stay home.

Meditation is touted as a panacea for lots of ailments. Here's what scientists have to say.

Some Walmart customers are voicing their disappointment that the global retailer may have put lives at risk by allegedly selling food contaminated by the wildfire in Fort McMurray.

The suicides of five members of the Innu community of Uashat-Maliotenam in 2015 were preventable, a Quebec coroner has found. The report by Bernard Lefrançois, released today, lays part of the blame for the deaths on Canada's reserve system, which he called an "apartheid system."

Aaron Wherry looks at whether the town hall format could become a way for political discussions to get beyond repetitive talking points. Might politicians feel obliged to give better answers when a roomful of voters, not political rivals, is asking the questions?

As thousands rally against Donald Trump near Washington's Martin Luther King Jr. memorial, the president-elect has taken aim at one of the most revered leaders of the civil rights movement.

Now you can send audio, video and text messages to friends and family even years after you die, thanks to post-mortem digital communication services.

Jovan Simic got to see the generosity of the Iqaluit dog sledding community in action this week, after he and his team plunged through thin ice on a -35 C day.

Much of the U.S. Midwest and southern Plains is bracing for another ice storm this weekend. Several states have activated emergency procedures as they brace for up to 2.5 centimetres of ice accumulation in some locations.

As Sarvann, a film she produced with her mother, opens internationally, the Quantico star talks about what gave her the confidence to pursue her career goals, and the difficulty of finding a true partner.

Justin Trudeau fielded some tough questions from a crowd 1,500-strong in London, Ont., Friday night — with military, accessibility and First Nations issues resonating with the audience.

Several small clubs and concert venues across the country have closed, leaving musicians looking for places to play.

While Obama's relationship with the White House press corps was not cordial, covering Donald Trump will 'pose a challenge for the media,' says outgoing press secretary Josh Earnest.

For our parents, a black president was a fantasy. But for an entire group of kids, a black president is the only reality they’ve ever known.

New year, new ministers. But are the faces a little too fresh?

Turkey is trying to stabilize its economy after recent terror attacks and an attempted coup this past summer. Will Erdogan's nationalistic strategies do the trick?

Canada's dairy farmers are dumping their well-known cartoon cow trademark, in an effort to refresh and rebrand for changing times. So moove over big eyes: it's time for a more professional look.

Hundreds of millions of items that Canadians send back to the store every year end up in landfill, not on the store's shelves to be resold. But retailers are realizing there's another way to make money from those items.

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump has vowed to bring jobs back from Mexico and China. Chris Hall looks at the likelihood he'll set his sights on Canada.

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal he would keep intact sanctions against Russia "at least for a period of time," and also said he wouldn't commit to the "one China" policy until he sees progress from Beijing in its currency and trade practices.

News that the U.S. has repealed a migration policy favourable to Cubans spread quickly in Cardenas, a coastal city where balseros, or rafters, regularly attempt to make the treacherous 150-kilometre journey across the Florida Strait.

When Hayley Wickenheiser sees girls dragging hockey bags into arenas, she feels a sense of accomplishment. The normalcy of girls playing hockey is what she sweated for, fought for, and shed tears for.

The family of a Calgary man who suffered a head injury at the hands of a Calgary police officer has released video of the incident to CBC News — in an effort to shed light on what happened to Daniel Haworth.

Walmart Canada and four of its senior managers are facing 174 charges under the Public Health Act related to the sale of food contaminated during a wildfire that engulfed Fort McMurray, Alta., last May.

A video posted on YouTube by a Vancouver man who says he lived in a U-Haul storage locker for two months shows how far people will go to avoid paying the city's sky-high rents, but the company has a warning for anyone thinking of copying the move.