Salah Bachir's friends and family remembered the executive, philanthropist and party host at his funeral as someone who always found ways to contribute, whether it was hosting family festivities at his historic home in Paris, Ont., soliciting donations for the Toronto dialysis unit where he was a patient or throwing gala fund-raising events for charities he cherished.

Some 1,200 workers at National Steel Car in Hamilton have been on strike since mid-August. United Steelworkers Local 7135 and employees say key issues include workplace safety and wages.

We've heard a lot about how dangerous lithium battery fires are, but most of us also keep and charge smartphones, e-bikes and other lithium battery devices at home. Do we actually need to worry? Are some safer than others? Can they really go from safe to risky? And what are the warning signs? Here are some answers.

St Paul Roastery, which doubles as a café, has become a mainstay on its namesake street in Thunder Bay. Up North host Jonathan Pinto asked co-owner Cameron Reid how it all started.

From creepy footsteps to the sound of bones breaking, Hollywood's sound effects aren't always what they seem. It's called foley. The CBC's Matt Fratpietro was introduced to the art of foley by Jean Paul DeRoover and Mack Davis over at Blueprints in Thunder Bay, Ont. Here's what he learned about the subtleties of sound creation.

As businesses across Canada are being hit by tariffs, artists and gallery owners are no exception. The U.S. put 50 per cent tariffs on all original Canadian-made art as of Aug. 22. CBC’s Maya Fernandez spoke with some Ontario gallery owners navigating the situation.

Houses along Pape Avenue, north of Queen East, are covered in skeletons posing in grand, creative, larger-than-life displays. CBC's Haydn Watters finds why the neighbourhood is so obsessed with skulls and bones.

Brad Bradford styled himself as Olivia Chow’s chief critic in the three years that followed the 2023 byelection. But now he’s gone and other conservative-leaning councillors say they won’t pick up the torch.

OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Russia should not have attended a G20 meeting the U.S. hosted on Friday, but she still used the opportunity to make a point to Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

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