CBC Edition - 2024-04-10

• How 2 Canadians fought to survive the Taiwan earthquake
• Trump tries to unburden himself of abortion albatross
• What's the most expensive home you could afford?
• How an Afghan supermarke­t chain in Hamilton is helping newcomers find work
• Ontario man guilty of allergy testing fraud in U.S. was key employee of DNA lab in paternity controvers­y
• Displaced tenants call for work to stop at UBC constructi­on site
• 10 people in Kingston, Ont., sent to hospital with eye injuries. 2 patients blame a foam party
• Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 5%, says things moving in right direction
• Alberta seeks intervener status in Sask. court case over controvers­ial pronoun policy
• Lobster harvesters in Atlantic Canada to vote on increasing minimum legal size this year
• Mi'kmaw fisheries manager, environmen­talist appointed to internatio­nal tuna quota agency
• Canadian embassy in Syria damaged in Israeli strike on Iranian embassy next door
• 'Ground is shifting' for social media giants, says federal justice minister pushing Online Harms Act
• New defence spending will still leave Canada $6B to $7B short of NATO target, Blair says
• PMO officials refute allegation­s against Han Dong at foreign interferen­ce inquiry
• Poilievre turns to Parliament to force Trudeau to meet with premiers on the carbon tax
• Conservati­ve MP asks CRA watchdog to look into 'bare trust' reporting reversal
• ArriveCan contractor found in contempt of Parliament, ordered to appear before the House
• Canada pledges billions in new defence spending, but doesn't reach NATO's 2% commitment
• Family doctors fear new Quebec regulation will make it harder to see patients in need
• B.C. launches spring COVID-19 vaccine booster program
• TikTok food critic leaves big impact, big tips after GTA restaurant tour
• From generation to generation: Ottawa artist shares porcupine quillwork heritage

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