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NewsCBCHow to tackle supply teacher shortages, in the short and longer term
Educational consultant and researcher Paul Bennett shares some potential solutions, including keeping substitutes at the ready and reaching out to supply teachers with career development opportunities .
NewsCBCCOVID-19: Will existing vaccines protect against the omicron variant?
Infectious diseases specialists Dr. Isaac Bogoch and Dr. Susy Hota discuss whether existing COVID-19 vaccines will help protect people against the omicron variant and if people should change their behaviour.
NewsCBCOntario school board resorts to hiring uncertified teachers
An Ontario school board is having trouble filling supply teacher positions, so it’s looking to hire uncertified substitutes who may not have a teaching degree. The pandemic has made filling supply teacher positions more difficult because of concerns about getting sick with COVID-19.
EntertainmentCBCLush Cosmetics deactivates social media accounts to pressure tech companies
U.K. cosmetics retailer Lush will deactivate most of its social media accounts in a bid to get tech companies to make online platforms safer for young people. But some experts say it won’t be enough, unless more brands take a stand.
NewsCBCInside Toronto's newly renovated Massey Hall
After a comprehensive, years-long restoration, Toronto’s legendary Massey Hall is ready to welcome back performers and fans. The $184-million revitalization project involved rebuilding the iconic music venue’s stage, the addition of a new seven-storey tower and even improving on the old bathrooms.
NewsYahoo Sports Canada VideosPascal Siakam: Scottie Barnes ‘definitely an easy guy to play with’
Toronto Raptors forward Pascal Siakam fielded questions from the media after Friday’s loss to the Indiana Pacers. He talked about still needing some more reps to get his rhythm back, building chemistry with rookie Scottie Barnes, and what young players can take away from a long road trip. Follow our Raptors coverage all season long on Yahoo Sports Canada.
SportsYahoo Sports Canada VideosNick Nurse gives thoughts on Raptors after a quarter of the season
Toronto Raptors head coach Nick Nurse spoke with the media following his team’s loss to the Indiana Pacers. He shared what he’s learned about the Raptors a quarter of the way through the season, how tough it is to play without numerous key rotation pieces, and what lessons the club can take home after a tough road trip. Follow our Raptors coverage all season long on Yahoo Sports Canada.
NewsYahoo Sports Canada VideosScottie Barnes: Raptors have been able to bond on long road trip
Scotte Barnes addressed the media after Friday’s loss to the Pacers. The Raptors rookie discussed what he learned from his first long road trip in the NBA, if the team bonded while away from Toronto, and his excitement to return home. Follow our Raptors coverage all season long on Yahoo Sports Canada.
ScienceCBCConcerns over water quality after B.C. floods
There are fears over what impact floodwaters could have on water quality for B.C. residents living in affected areas. Hundreds of properties in Sumas Prairie remain under a 'do not use' water advisory, and private well owners are being urged to test their water quality, even if they don’t live in the flood zone.
NewsCBCTrudeau tours flood-ravaged B.C.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made his first visit to B.C. since record-breaking rainfall caused widespread flooding and mudslides in the province.
NewsCBCWhat’s known about the omicron variant
The World Health Organization has declared a new variant of concern called omicron, first identified in South Africa. Scientists say there are a large number of mutations in the omicron variant, which means it could be more infectious and cause more severe illness.
LifestyleCBCEurope races to limit travel over omicron variant
Countries across Europe were among the first to ban flights from southern Africa following the discovery of the omicron variant. The measures have been met with criticism by officials in the South African government who call them premature.
PoliticsGlobal NewsB.C. floods: Climate and disaster committee will ‘map out the way forward,’ Trudeau says
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discussed the formation of a joint climate and disaster committee with British Columbia Premier John Horgan on Friday, which he said would "map out the way forward" and "establish a model for how we’re going to move forward as a country facing extreme challenges like this.” The committee will address disaster response and climate resilience.
PoliticsGlobal NewsB.C. floods: Premier Horgan announces joint climate and disaster committee
On Friday, British Columbia Premier John Horgan announced a joint committee of federal and provincial ministers to assist with the province’s recovery following devastating floods and landslides. Horgan made the announcement alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and said the committee would “make sure all of the issues that are before us as governments can be addressed in a timely way.”
NewsGlobal NewsB.C. government concerned about new COVID-19 variant
Global's Keith Baldrey has the latest on the B.C. government's concerns about the new COVID-19 variant 'omicron'
NewsGlobal NewsThe 1 million club: Nova Scotia's population approaches milestone
Nova Scotia is on the brink of an historic benchmark, with its population about to hit one million. Ross Lord explains what's driving people to the province, and the pros and cons of having a larger population.
LifestyleGlobal News‘Greed’ main reason for Christmas tree shortage, among others
It’s beginning to look a lot like a Christmas tree shortage. So, if you are hoping to “deck the halls” with a fresh tree this year, our Melanie Zettler tells us why you might want to “run, run Rudolph.”
NewsGlobal NewsB.C. floods: Trudeau tours impacted areas of Abbotsford, meets with CAF members
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spent Friday afternoon touring flood-impacted zones of Abbotsford, B.C., which was largely underwater following catastrophic flooding. Trudeau also spoke with members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), who were assisting with sandbagging to prepare for two more upcoming rain storms.
NewsThe Weather Network - VideoBC's southern coast braces for two, more severe, atmospheric rivers
The second, stronger and lasting longer, atmospheric river takes aim at the already super saturated region along BC's southern Coast, with snowpack melting addition, regions should brace for landslides, road closures, flooding and high streams
NewsYahoo EntertainmentLegendary composer and songwriter Stephen Sondheim dies at 91
Renowned composer and songwriter, Steven Sondheim, best known for work on “West Side Story,” “Into the Woods,” and “Sweeney Todd” has died at the age of 91.
NewsGlobal NewsOttawa and Ontario often at odds over border restrictions
The travel ban announced by Ottawa came just hours after Ontario Premier Doug Ford called for a series of measures to counter the new variant. There is a history throughout the pandemic of Queen's Park and Ottawa often at odds over what should be done. Matthew Bingley reports.
NewsCBC'Long list of things we don't know' about omicron variant, says specialist
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Allison McGeer answers your questions about COVID-19 and the omicron variant as many countries including Canada move to restrict travel after the variant was first detected in South Africa.
LifestyleGlobal News'Omicron' COVID-19 variant triggers new travel ban
A new COVID-19 variant is again interrupting international travel. Health officials worldwide are concerned about "Omicron,” the mutated virus named Friday by the World Health Organization. Shallima Maharaj reports.
NewsABC News VideosRemembering Stephen Sondheim
The Broadway legend is responsible for more than 60 years of music, from classics shows like “West Side Story” to “Sweeney Todd” and many more.
HealthABC News VideosQueen Elizabeth’s health update
The queen reportedly told family she is looking forward to hosting Christmas. Concerns arose around the queen’s health after she spent a night in the hospital and canceled some engagements.
