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VideoFire rips through Happy Valley-Goose Bay
An out-of-control fire has consumed several buildings in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, N.L., as residents have been evacuated and a local state of emergency has been declared. There are concerns about explosive materials in some of the buildings near the fire, and some explosions have already been reported.
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Video#TheMoment a surfer took aim at history by conquering massive wave
Sebastian Steudtner is eyeing a world record after surfing one of the biggest waves ever measured in Nazare, Portugal.
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VideoTrump jury selected as man sets himself on fire outside
WARNING: This story contains disturbing details | With jury selection complete, opening arguments in Donald Trump's hush money trial are set to begin Monday. But just as the work week was about to wrap up, a man set himself on fire outside the courthouse.
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VideoBreaking down the capital gains tax changes
The federal government unveiled billions in spending in its 2024 budget, and to help pay for it all, it’s proposing changes to how capital gains are taxed. CBC’s Nisha Patel breaks down how it works and who will be affected.
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VideoTaylor Swift delights fans with surprise double album
Taylor Swift surprised fans overnight with a double album, two hours after the midnight release of her latest record, The Tortured Poets Department. Swift's 11th studio album is already making history and giving fans insight into her life over the last couple years.
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VideoHow AI at the Paris 2024 Olympics is about to change sports
Olympic organizers shared plans today to transform the sports landscape, using artificial intelligence. The new technology could improve everything from judging to international scouting efforts.
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VideoMaude Lewis letters to Ontario WW2 veteran sell for thousands of dollars
Six special letters from the 1960s between two unlikely pen pals have sold at auction for thousands of dollars. They were sent to a Second World War veteran-turned-artist in Ontario by acclaimed Nova Scotia folk artist Maud Lewis. Heidi Petracek reports on what led to the long distance connection and where the letters are now.