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A survivor of the 1994 Rwanda genocide against the Tutsi, Gentille Umubyeyi encountered the depths of human darkness at the age of just 11. In the aftermath, she grappled with profound grief over the loss of her family and life as she knew it. She speaks with Summan Kandola for this episode of the CBC Creator Network series Monday Motivation.

"Could my hometown be becoming punk?" asks Orrin Alexander in this Creator Network piece spotlighting a growing hardcore music scene out of Pembroke, Ont.

Mike Small has silently battled the chronic illness of cystic fibrosis and has thought about his life expectancy since a very young age. He speaks with Summan Kandola for this episode of the CBC Creator Network series Monday Motivation.

A new CBC Creator Network film features the journey thousands of crows make each day to Burnaby.

Every day, crows from all over the Greater Vancouver area travel to a quiet, unassuming street in Burnaby to roost, reaching numbers as high as 10,000 during the winter months. This film produced for the CBC Creator Network follows their journey.

Monday Motivation is a CBC Creator Network series exploring the tenacity and champion mindset behind everyday people experiencing the fight of their lifetime. In this episode, Summan Kandola sits down with Bradley Braich, whose childhood dream of basketball changed drastically as he uncovered his OCD diagnosis.

Not every story covered by CBC Nova Scotia in 2023 was about an extreme, even if it felt that way at times. Here are some stories from the last year that have visuals so memorable we can't forget them.

This edition of Cooking with Culture sees foodie Curtis McGillivray making a Japanese pancake called Okonomiyaki. The recipe comes from the chef of The Tipsy Samurai, a Japanese restaurant and Sake bar in Regina. Watch the video to see if his version stacks up to the real thing.

When she left Bangladesh for Canada eight years ago, Mehnaz Tabussum promised her siblings she’d help them get here, too. Now, the family of five live, work and travel together. In a video for CBC Ottawa’s Creator Network, they explain why they plan to keep it up, despite sometimes butting heads.

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