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Come From Away cast celebrates great grandfather's 98th birthday
The Come From Away cast sings Happy Birthday to 98-year-old Harry Whalen at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
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The Arab world's 'only gay radio station'
Tunisians are enjoying greater freedom since the 2011 revolution, and now gay rights activists hope they will also benefit.
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The impact of Turkey's state of emergency
Turkey is holding presidential and parliamentary elections on 24 June under a national state of emergency.It was imposed after a failed military coup against President Erdogan nearly two years ago.But who’s been affected by the state of emergency? The BBC's Chris Morris reports.
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'Tell them they can't hug': Former youth migrant shelter worker explains why he quit his job
Antar Davidson quit his job at a youth migrant shelter in Arizona after 5 months because he says he was placed in situations and told by superiors to do things that were against his morals
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Gay conversion therapy in Canada
Is gay conversion therapy growing in Canada? While there is much to celebrate during Pride month, there are faith-based groups in Canada planning events this summer that, LGBTQ activists say, are practising a version of “conversion therapy,” which purports to change sexual orientation. Wendy Mesley talks
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Evangelicals turn on Trump over immigration
Some of U.S. President Trump’s traditional base of support in the Christian community, including evangelicals, is outraged that his immigration policy is separating kids from parents. The CBC’s Wendy Mesley speaks with Jo Anne Lyon of the Wesleyan Church about what this policy could mean for Trump politically
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Families torn apart at the border
In the U.S. asylum seekers have watched helplessly as their children have been taken away from them under Donald Trump's new zero tolerance immigration policy. The CBC’s Wendy Mesley speaks with Natalia Cornelio, director of criminal justice reform for Texas Civil Rights Project, about the stories
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Medication ordeal 'horrific and cruel'
The mother of a boy who had his medicinal cannabis oil confiscated at Heathrow Airport said the ordeal had been "horrific and cruel".Charlotte Caldwell said her son Billy was prescribed the medication to stop epileptic seizures by an NHS GP in 2017, but was then told he could no longer prescribe
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Your guide to Russian football insults
Getting frustrated with your teams performance at the World Cup? Here's some Russian football insults for you. The BBC's Victoria Uwonkunda reports.Produced by James Reevell.
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Former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort jailed
Paul Manafort, U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign chair, was sent to jail pending a trial after his bail was revoked. National security lawyer Bradley Moss discusses the latest developments.
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'The real meaning of the word crisis is turning point': Paul Dewar reflects on his cancer diagnosis
Former NDP MP Paul Dewar sits down with The National's Rosemary Barton following the public disclosure of his terminal brain cancer prognosis
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Huge fire engulfs Glasgow School of Art
More than 120 firefighters called to blaze that gutted the Mackintosh building at the Glasgow School of Art, which was being restored after a major fire in 2014
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Making Bao: behind-the-scenes at Disney-Pixar
To help her Pixar team get a real sense of the story behind her food-infused tale Bao, Chinese-Canadian animator Domee Shi enlisted an expert: her mom.
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'People need to start taking those risks'
Bumblebee screenwriter Christina Hodson on dispelling Hollywood assumptions about 'star power' and taking more risks in favour of inclusion and representation.
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Pixar short film Bao highlights director's Toronto childhood
The Pixar short film Bao from Chinese-Canadian filmmaker Domee Shi is the first Pixar film directed by a woman. The story highlights the director's Toronto childhood.
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Siksika Nation teens reconnect with history in archeological dig
High school students from the Siksika Nation near Calgary are taking part in an archeological dig to reconnect with their history.
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Trump spars with reporters on White House lawn
U.S. President Donald Trump sparred with reporters on the White House lawn after crashing a live Fox & Friends broadcast.
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Supreme Court rules Trinity Western University's planned law school unfair to LGBT students
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that one of Trinity Western University's policies for a planned law school is unfair to LGBT students. CBC's Hannah Thibedeau explains the court's decision.
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Fire engulfs famous Glasgow art school
A large fire has broken out at the Glasgow School of Art for the second time in four years.Flames and plumes of smoke engulfed the world-renowned Mackintosh building in the city centre.
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Gun violence in Toronto on the rise
Gun violence in Toronto has been on the rise in recent years, bucking the national downward trend of gun homicides in Canada.
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Outrage after 2 children shot and wounded at Toronto playground
Residents are outraged after two children were shot at a Toronto playground. The gunshots hit two sisters, aged five and nine, who are now in stable condition.
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Postal banking
Mike Palecek of Canadian Union of Postal Workers on parliament's vote of the postal banking bill.
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Trade fight
CBC's Jacqueline Hansen on escalating tensions between China and the U.S. over tariffs.
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Attack on dairy
CBC's Evan Dyer on the meeting between top agricultural officials from Canada and the U.S.
