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VideoAir Canada apologies to AFN chief for taking away headdress during flight
Air Canada is apologizing after the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak said her headdress was taken from her on a flight and mishandled by staff. The national chief and the prime minister say it's an unfortunate reminder that airlines need to do better in treating sacred or religious items with dignity. But as the national chief tells Melissa Ridgen, the ordeal has a silver lining and she has high praise for fellow passengers who tried to help.
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VideoAamjiwnaang First Nation declares state of emergency over benzene levels
Aamjiwnaang First Nation in southwestern Ontario has declared a state of emergency over a nearby industrial facility's discharge of benzene, a carcinogen associated with leukemia, after several people fell ill with headaches, nausea and dizziness.
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Video#TheMoment a golden retriever puppy was born with lime green fur
Meet Shamrock, a golden retriever puppy born with a rare green coat who has been stealing hearts online.
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VideoCaitlin Cronenberg knows you might call her film nepo baby garbage
Caitlin Cronenberg is following in the footsteps of her famous father, directing her first feature film, Humane. She talks to CBC’s Eli Glasner about the project and why she feels her new movie stands on its own.
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VideoIs Honda’s $15B Ontario EV investment a good idea?
With interest in electric vehicles seemingly lagging, is Honda’s $15-billion plan to build four electric vehicle plants in Ontario a good investment? CBC’s Erica Johnson asks industry experts David Booth and Daniel Breton to break down the risk versus reward.
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VideoRare Ojibwe spirit horse birth sparks excitement at Canadian farm
An Ottawa farm is celebrating a rare event: a second foal has been born at the Mādahòkì Farm, expanding the farm's herd of rare Ojibwe spirit horses. Most horse breeds register tens of thousands or even a hundred thousand new births a year, but the Ojibwe Horse Society gets excited if there are a dozen foals born in a year. It’s estimated fewer than 200 of the ponies exist across the world today, following a dramatic decline in the 1970s. Abigail Bimman has more about these special animals.
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VideoCan Canada be a leader in mining critical minerals for EV battery supply chains?
Honda's $15-billion plan to build new electric vehicle plants in Ontario has re-energized Canada's auto sector. The Japanese automaker says it seeks to tap long-term demand in the region, but mining critical materials is key to that plan. Even though Canada has been hailed as one of the world's most promising jurisdictions for battery supply chains, it has a long way to go to make that a reality. Mike Drolet reports.
