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It might seem like documentaries are everywhere we look, affecting and influencing how we perceive society and the world at large. But even as audiences clamour for true stories on their screens, the documentarians making them and festivals that feature them are sounding alarm bells about the future of the format.

Canada’s proposed capital gains tax changes were notably absent from the motion the Liberal government tabled earlier today to introduce Budget 2024 in the House of Commons.

Over the last several months, Ahmed Kouta — known largely on social media as Prince Kouta — has spoken to CBC News in interviews chronicling his time in Gaza.

Faraj Allah Jarjour died on March 22 while vacationing with his family in Cuba. His family still doesnt know what happened to his body

Her lawyer that he could not comment about why the lawsuit was brought 44 years after the alleged events, except to say she kept a diary

Even people involved in the process have used the word “inevitable” about the competition that ended up with Canada buying the F-35

"Explore the case of a Barbadian refugee in Canada who successfully challenged a negative PRRA decision regarding LGBTQ+ persecution. This judicial review highlights issues of bias and the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the Caribbean. Read about the court's decision to grant a redetermination based on the integrity of evidence presented."

Kingston's Aaliyah Edwards' whirlwind journey from NCAA to WNBA draft and the possibility of a Toronto team. Her story of growth, home and hoops.

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Seventy-five years after helping found the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Canada is now openly chastised over its defence spending and commitment. CBC’s Murray Brewster examines how the country lost its edge in alliance and what it would take to turn it around.