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In today's Morning Brief, headlines in Canada were filled with news of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau's separation on Wednesday — but it quickly received international attention as well. Experts say Trudeau's international profile likely contributed to the news garnering global interest.

Noreen Ahmed pays homage to the brunch menu her mother would make when she was a child. Now, she offers Aloo, green and chili cheese paratha's every Saturday at Wychwood Barns Farmers' Market.

"Barbenheimer" didn't just work — it spun box office gold. The social media-fuelled fusion of Greta Gerwig's Barbie and Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer brought moviegoers back to the theatres in record numbers this weekend, vastly outperforming projections and giving a glimmer of hope to the movie business.

Barbie is everywhere and set to be a massive summer blockbuster. As moviegoers were preparing to head to theatres, CBC Thunder Bay spoke with six men in Ontario about their thoughts and perspectives as well as their excitement for the film spun from the iconic doll.

The simultaneous blockbuster release of the Barbie and Oppenheimer has sparked debate among fans about what movie you should watch first in your 'Barbenheimer' binge. CBC film critics Eli Glasner and Jackson Weaver share their take.

Canadian actors Ryan Gosling and Simu Liu hit the pink carpet in Toronto to discuss their upcoming film, Barbie, also starring Margot Robbie and directed by Greta Gerwig.

What happens when fire meets water? It's the not a science experiment, it's the start of a new movie from Pixar. The latest animated adventure from Pixar is filled with fantastical creations, but it's the director's own experience growing up the son of immigrants that could make this story special.

The era of Michael Bay Transformers is over and it's a much-needed change, says CBC's Eli Glasner as director Steven Caple Jr. presents a new epic with a flavour all his own.

Actor Grace Dove plays the role of Aline Spears in the new film Bones of Crows. It follows a Cree woman's journey from her childhood to old age as she navigates trauma from her time in the residential school system.

In today's Morning Brief, along South Sudan’s border, right on the edge of a country at war, a CBC News team observed a huge humanitarian effort struggling to cope with the fallout from Sudan’s bloodshed.