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Is Moose Jaw the next vacation hot spot? How Canadian tourism might benefit from Canada-U.S. rift
With fewer Canadians heading to the U.S., local tourism operators are hoping for a good summer. And the smaller cities and towns could see the greatest benefit.
'Vibe coding' makes designing apps easier than before — but it comes with risks
So-called vibe coding can turn anyone into a website creator by getting AI to do the work based on your instructions. But experts are warning about the risks.
GAME REVIEW
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 adds dazzling French flair to classic RPG formula
With Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Sandfall Interactive have blended classic RPG elements with a flair all its own to create something that stands out among the crowded role-playing video game genre.
Analysis
For Nintendo's Switch 2, Trump tariffs could be an unbeatable final boss
During a livestream promoting Nintendo's new Switch 2 and its upcoming games, viewers flooded the chat with "DROP THE PRICE."
We got our hands on Nintendo's Switch 2 — here's what you can expect from the new console
CBC News was among a small group of media invited to get hands-on experience with the Switch 2, as well as short previews of many of the new games in New York City on Wenesday.
Does a CO2 pipeline leak in Mississippi hold lessons for Canada?
With major Canadian energy companies advocating for building a CO2 pipeline in Alberta, the CBC went to Satartia to learn first-hand about the possible risks when a CO2 pipeline runs through a community.
Canadian Game Awards want to remind you some of the best video games of 2024 were made in this country
Canadian-made video games are a $5.1-billion industry. Few gamers realize it when they’re playing them — and the creator of the Canadian Game Awards wants to change that.
Do you know where your retirement money is? Study finds thousands have forgotten pensions
A new report from the National Institute on Ageing says thousands of Ontarians are missing out on millions in unclaimed pension money.
Museums are running out of storage. Donations may be making it worse
Too many donations and not enough space has Canada's art galleries and museums overflowing with stuff — and finding a place to put it all ain't cheap.
CBC's new CEO says cutting government funding would 'cripple' English and French services
The new CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada says Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's promise to defund the public broadcaster could "cripple" both its English and French services and change the country's news and entertainment media landscape for the worse.