Alexandra Mae Jones is a senior writer for CBC News based in Toronto. She covers a diverse range of topics, including health, arts and entertainment, and breaking news, with a particular focus on wellness programs, animal care, and consumer travel. Alexandra's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Dallas Examiner, CTV News, and the Philippine Canadian Inquirer.
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By: Alexandra Mae Jones
With tourists flocking to northern Spain to see Wednesday's total solar eclipse, authorities are deploying police and preventative measures to mitigate the risk of more fires sparking as the country battles a heatwave and wildfires.
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Nick Reiner, who stands accused of killing his parents Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, has been denied access to the $1.5-million US trust fund he was seeking to use to fund his legal defence. The 32-year-old has pleaded not guilty to two charges of murder.
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Juno-award winning musician Ashley MacIsaac has ended his defamation suit against Google over its AI overview falsely labelling him as a sex offender. He was originally seeking $1.5 million in damages, but filed a notice of discontinuance in July.
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Columbia House, the company that lured millions of customers into mail-order memberships with the promise of 12 CDs for a penny, said it was shutting down after 71 years. CBC News has contacted the company after the notice was removed from its website.
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Daisy Chain Fields featured a star-studded lineup ranging from Doechii to Bikini Kill
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Grab your glitteriest outfit and your tallest blonde wig: Dollyfest is set to go ahead in 2027 without its titular star, with the festival now transformed into a celebration of Dolly Parton’s life, her estate has announced.
Authorities have confirmed the death of a third attendee of the Burning Man festival, days after organizers said two other festival-goers had died during the annual event in the Nevada desert.
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Amid the buzz surrounding the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the creation of a federal tax incentive to keep film production in the U.S. instead of seeing it move to other countries – calling out Canada by name. But is it fair to frame the Hollywood exodus as Canada taking jobs from the U.S.?
By: Alexandra Mae Jones
Comment came after viral post claimed another Anthropic researcher had resigned over AI fears
Elon Musk is reportedly taking legal action against a documentary about him after its buzz-filled debut this week, slamming director Alex Gibney as a "horrible human" on social media.
