Knitted red hats are being donated for newborn babies who need extra care in an Oxford trial.
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Dedicated yarnbombers enter the record books by topping 102 post boxes with knitted creations.
We want to hear from young people who’ve taken up the habit of making their own garmentsThe UK saw an arts and craft renaissance duringCovid lockdowns, as people took up new hobbies such as knitting, sewing, embroidery and making their own garments.Around1 million peoplebecame hooked on knitting af…
From knitting blankets for the less fortunate to saving someone who fell into an open manhole, Nova Scotians showed their kindness in 2024.
The anonymous Knitaholics have been decorating the seafront for about four years.
A pair of shops in Montreal’s Mile End neighbourhoood were robbed in the leadup to the holidays. One business owner says about $8,000 worth of goods was stolen from her store.
Glen Scrimshaw supplies knitting and crocheting supplies to Neighborhood Angels Saskatoon, a group of 15 volunteers who make items for local charities.
Neighborhood Angels Saskatoon is made up of 15 women who knit items to give to local charities. The organizer estimates they have donated more 2,000 knitted items in their first year operating.
Students from Glen Stewart Primary School in Stratford, P.E.I., marched their way over to Andrews of Stratford this week, armed with gifts and songs for the seniors who call the residence home.
Gloria Archer decorates her Regina home every Christmas with her collection of 100 nutcrackers.
Students from Eastwood Collegiate Institute in Kitchener who make up the jazz sextet Combo No. 5 performed on Dec. 6 during CBC K-W's Make The Season Kind show at TheMuseum in downtown Kitchener. Watch their performances.
With all the planning, shopping and socialising, don’t forget to schedule some much needed R&R this holiday season. Here’s our pick of the best comfy attire to relax inIt’s officially the time of year to get cosy; think tactile fabrics that inspire a relaxed atmosphere. Forget itchy sequins and Chr…
Brightening up buildings from pubs to hospitals, they appear like presents on Christmas Day.
A knitting group use their skills to brighten a village's parking bollards with a Christmas twist.
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The Preston Area Food Network says it's making progress reducing child poverty rates. A recent report suggested two-thirds of children in the Black community were living in poverty in 2022. Gareth Hampshire has the story.
Karla Bernard sits down with CBC News: Compass host Louise Martin in the third of our year-end interviews with leaders of P.E.I.'s political parties.
Toronto-based artist Dennis Lin uses recycled and found material to create mesmerizing art pieces. His latest installation is at West Park Healthcare Centre. CBC's Talia Ricci has the story.