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Jeremy Hansen waited 16 years to get his shot at going to space. It was worth the wait. Hansen sat down with CBC News at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, on Thursday to discuss his mission. First recruited in 2009 with David Saint-Jacques — who was the last …
Read More »Maduro’s capture sparks joy and worry among Venezuelan diaspora
Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Venezuelan migrants around the world erupted in celebration on Saturday following the U.S.-led capture of President Nicolas Maduro, whose …
Read More »Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s ‘incredible’ NBA championship win and year spark joy in hometown of Hamilton
People in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s hometown of Hamilton are basking in his success after the 26-year-old led the Oklahoma City Thunder to their first NBA title Sunday night and was named MVP of the NBA Finals. He’s the fourth player in league history to win the scoring title, league MVP, NBA …
Read More »How an abandoned couch brought joy and mystery to an English village
As It Happens5:59How an abandoned couch brought joy and mystery to an English village It was a flash of inspiration that set the community photo project in motion. On a quiet Sunday morning in early April, in the rural village of Lydbrook, England, photographer Alex Elton-Wall leapt out of bed …
Read More »How a B.C. community brought joy to Earl, a lonely donkey whose owner died
The story of a sad and lonely donkey on Vancouver Island has a happy ending thanks to the dedicated staff of an animal sanctuary and the generosity of the public. Earl Gray was brought to the Home for Hooves Farm Sanctuary in Duncan. B.C., about six weeks ago after his …
Read More »TIFF 2023: A rare diagnosis is a source of pain and joy in director Molly McGlynn’s ‘Fitting In’ – Toronto
Molly McGlynn always knew she was going to make a movie based on her experience with a reproductive disorder that changed her life in “unimaginable ways.” But the Montreal-born filmmaker first wanted to get her “sea legs” in the industry by working on other projects. After making several short films …
Read More »Hundreds celebrate LGBTQ2 joy, resilience in Calgary Pride Parade – Calgary
Hundreds of people celebrated LGBTQ2 joy and resilience during Calgary’s Pride Parade on Sunday. The parade started at around 11 a.m. at the intersection of 9th Avenue Southwest and Fifth Street Southwest, ending at around noon at Fort Calgary. An all-ages festival was to be held in Prince’s Island Park …
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