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Newcomers feel Canada accepts 'too many immigrants' without proper planning, CBC survey finds
A new CBC-commissioned survey has found that more than 80 per cent of newcomers to Canada feel the federal government accepts ‘too many immigrants’ without sufficient thought of where they will live and work. And while the majority now consider Canada home, two in five say they would consider leaving.
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Our Stories. Our History. Celebrate Black Excellence in February
Celebrate Black History Month with CBC's vibrant lineup showcasing the diverse tapestry of Black experiences
Stream live Ontario election coverage February 27
Here are the top nine entries of the CBC School Challenge
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Bounce into 2025 with CBC's Top 5 January picks — new hits and returning favourites you can't miss
Tune into 'Trust Talks: A new era for public media'
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Make the season cozy and bright with CBC's Top 5 for the holidays
CBC's MAKE THE SEASON KIND CAMPAIGN
Celebrate the New Year With CBC!
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As the temperature drops, CBC is turning up the heat with an entertaining lineup
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Sweet treats and thrills to seek this fall on CBC
Get to know CBC Toronto's Kelda Yuen
CBC Toronto celebrates National Indigenous History Month at the Na-Me-Res Powwow
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Feeling stuck? We asked 67 Canadian artists for their best creative advice
February 5: Launch of the CBC/Radio-Canada National Indigenous Strategy
CBC's Thorncliffe Park event celebrates community and the future ahead
CBC Toronto's Sounds of the Season raises more than $1 million for local food banks
My Brampton Day: CBC Toronto and Brampton Library come together to 'celebrate' community connections
CBC journalists rediscover their culture
'Serving Up Change' series