Northern Whooping Crane Festival highlights conservation and collaboration in Fort Smith, N.W.T.
The festival, which aims to attract tourists who are curious about the rare whooping crane, is the first collaborative effort by the Thebacha Leadership Council following the signing of a memorandum of agreement in July.
Windsor police officer shoots armed suspect on Goyeau Street, police say
The Windsor Police Service says an officer has shot an armed suspect on Goyeau Street.
Windsor unemployment rate highest in Canada, climbs to 9.2%
Windsor’s unemployment rate is once again the highest in Canada at 9.2%, according to Statistics Canada numbers for August released Friday morning.
Conference underway in Timmins on opioid crisis in smaller cities and towns across Canada
Timmins, Ont., is hosting Canada's first summit on the opioid crisis in small and medium communities today. Attendees from across the country are gathered to discuss strategy and share ideas. The eve
Man charged after Vancouver attacks that left 1 dead, 1 injured
Brendan Colin McBride, 34, has been charged with aggravated assault and second-degree murder in connection to a pair of attacks in downtown Vancouver on Wednesday that left one man dead and another with a severed hand.
Family of raped and murdered Indian doctor claims police delayed investigation
The victim’s parents, who can’t be named under an Indian law that protects the identity of sexual assault victims, said their grief is mixed with anger at how police have handled the high-profile case.
Turkish-American woman shot dead by Israeli forces in West Bank protest
A woman who was a citizen of both the U.S. and Turkey died of her wounds on Friday after being shot in the head by Israeli troops during a protest against settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank.
Search continues for man suspected in fatal shooting in northeast N.B.
New Brunswick RCMP say they are continuing to search for a 47-year-old man in northeast New Brunswick after one person was shot and killed Thursday and another injured.
How will Montreal's new mega-mall impact other shopping destinations?
Royalmount is open to the public, and the new luxury mall is causing some concern for nearby shopping centres.
Jesse Zesseu wins silver for Canada in discus throw
Canada's Jesse Zesseu won silver in his Paralympic debut in the men's discus F37 final at the Paris Games.
Plan for addiction rehabilitation home in upscale Winnipeg neighbourhood gets resistance
Dozens of residents of an upscale southwest Winnipeg neighbourhood are trying to overturn a City of Winnipeg decision to allow a home o be temporarily used for live-in addiction recovery services.
How an Edmonton camp provides a safe space for transgender children
Nestled away in Southminster-Steinhauer United Church on Edmonton's south side is a space used by Camp Dragonfly. The group offers a safe space for transgender and gender-diverse children to experience camping each year.
Briton sentenced to 9 years in prison for riot fire at hotel housing migrants
A British man was on Friday jailed for nine years for arson at a hotel housing asylum seekers during anti-Muslim riots last month, as police and prosecutors have responded rapidly to the unrest in nor
Canada's unemployment rate rose in August amid tough summer job market
Canada's unemployment rate increased to 6.6 per cent in August as students continued to face a difficult summer hiring season.
2nd mpox vaccine dose still needed by Canadians at risk: public health
Public health agencies are encouraging people who received a first dose of mpox vaccine over the last two years to make sure they get a second dose.
'Mechanical issue' knocks aging Toronto Island ferry out of service
One of the city's aging Toronto Island ferries is out of service for an investigation after a mechanical issue Thursday evening that forced its crew to perform an emergency stop while docking.
Toronto's Jesse Zesseu wins Paralympic discus silver on his final throw
Toronto's Jesse Zesseu won silver in his Paralympic debut in the men's discus F37 final at the Paris Games.
Veteran Liberal minister Andrew Parsons announces retirement
Andrew Parsons has announced he is not running in next provincial election.
Special weather statement prompted by rain forecast
It’s going to be a wet weekend on P.E.I.
TIFF 2024: All the celebs set to appear
From Florence Pugh to Elton John, CBC’s Eli Glasner breaks down all the stars making an appearance on the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival red carpet.
Police in Sault Ste. Marie arrest two in theft of $800K of materials from Algoma Steel
Two people are facing charges in connection with a theft of more than $800,000 worth of materials from Algoma Steel in Sault Ste. Marie.
Health unit says four flu cases confirmed in Sudbury-Manitoulin areas
Public Health Sudbury and Districts is warning of a rise in COVID infections along with four positive flu cases. It says these factors may mean an early start to the respiratory illness season which typically doesn't begin until December.
Ontario cutting funding from daycares not in $10-a-day program
Ontario child-care centres that aren't participating in the national $10-a-day program will soon lose provincial funding to offer fee subsidies to lower-income families and their staff could see a pay cut of $2 an hour.
Conservatives try to win east Winnipeg NDP stronghold by tying leader Singh to Liberals
The federal Conservatives are trying to use the New Democratic Party's two-year association with the unpopular governing Liberals as a means of wresting a longtime Winnipeg stronghold away from the NDP in an upcoming byelection.