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Refugees who lost fingers to frostbite in near-fatal 2016 bid to cross border become Canadian citizens
Two men who nearly died in 2016 during their treacherous walk across the Canada-U.S. border in the frigid cold say it's a privilege to finally call themselves Canadians. Toronto saw more than three homeless deaths per week on average in 2022, city data shows
The city’s data shows that drug toxicity is the leading cause of death for people experiencing homelessness in Toronto, resulting in nearly half of reported deaths China diverts some researchers to Canada after U.S. visa denials, CSIS says
The report says the strategy sends some scholarship students to Canada from the People’s Republic of China with the aim of gaining access to critical high tech Time change 2023: Spring ahead on Sunday
Most Canadians will wind their clocks forward an hour tonight, but legislation in the United States that could put an end to the seasonal time change is also moving ahead. Polar bear warning issued in northern Newfoundland, southern Labrador
A resident of St. Carols saw a polar bear by her house on the morning of March 7th, and she was able to snap some photos of the animal. Racked by stress of 'ferocious renoviction,' former Quebec literary critic dies of heart attack
Jean-Roch Boivin suffered a heart attack just weeks after moving out of his former home in Montreal's storied Square Saint-Louis. He'd finally settled with his building's new owner, following an anguished fight to stay. Eagle-versus-cat standoff in Vancouver park captured in photos, video
An East Vancouver man captured an unlikely animal encounter when an everyday house cat and a majestic bald eagle had a tense faceoff in a park. Quebec town votes 'no' to controversial rail bypass system despite expropriation plans
Proposed rail bypass system that would move tracks away from Lac-Mégantic, Que., voted down by residents of Frontenac on Sunday. They have been raising concerns over the possible contamination of water and impact on the municipality of 1,600. 2 children dead, driver charged after bus crashes into daycare in Laval, Que.
A city bus from the Société de transport de Laval hit a daycare in the Sainte-Rose neighbourhood around 8:30 a.m. Police say two children are dead, six were injured. The driver of the bus is facing reckless driving and homicide charges. Moncton landlord apologizes for telling tenants homeless people 'chose' the streets
A Moncton property owner who told tenants not to help homeless people on or around the property is apologizing, calling her choice of words in a rental document a mistake that doesn't reflect her views today. Strongest earthquake in 40 years startles Buffalo, New York
A small earthquake rumbled through western New York early Monday, alarming people in a region unaccustomed to such shaking but apparently causing no significant damage. Most Canadians agree 'Canada is broken' — and they're angry: poll | National Post
A higher percentage of women agreed Canada is broken than did men, and more in the youngest age brackets than among the oldest Tobogganing: it's not just for kids anymore
Zipping down a snow-covered hill on a toboggan can be a fun activity for kids or families, but for one group of New Brunswickers, tobogganing brings out their competitive spirit. The Fredericton Toboggan Club is heading to Maine for the U.S. National Tobo Drag Queen Story Time reader in Kelowna, B.C., thanks supporters upon return |
Hundreds of supporters cheered on the reader at a Drag Queen Story Time in Kelowna, while a small group of protesters targeted the event, which created controversy when it was last held in 2019. Canada falls from Freedom Index top 10 for first time since 2012
Strict COVID-19 lockdown measures were the largest reason for Canada's ranking drop in the Human Freedom Index, researchers say Got a driveway' You can't park in it if you don't have a garage in this Montreal borough
Martine Corbeil and many of her neighbours have homes whose garages have been converted to living spaces, but Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve says it hasn't been permitted for some 50 years and is now telling owners to park in the street. Sask. farmer says hundreds of deer took over his property, then coyotes came
A Sask. farmer says his property has been overrun with hundreds of deer, bringing predators and disease with them, and is pleading to the provincial government for a long-term solution. 16,300 francophone immigrants to Canada settled outside of Quebec last year
Canada attracted 16,300 francophone immigrants who settled in French-speaking communities outside of Quebec in 2022. Couple tracking lost bag shocked that Air Canada gave it to charity
After tracking a missing suitcase for months, one couple was stunned to learn that Air Canada allegedly donated their suitcase to charity. Decades after the infamous 'hot coffee' case, McDonald's is being sued over another scalding spill
Nearly 30 years after the infamous "hot coffee" lawsuit was settled, a mental health support worker has filed a claim against a McDonald's location in Burnaby, B.C., after being burned by hot coffee last year. Extraordinary moment with moose caught on camera
Woodsman Derek Burgoyne caught this bull moose shedding its antlers while he was surveying hardwood trees near Juniper, N.B. Small plane crash lands on road near Buttonville Airport in Markham
York Regional Police asked individuals to avoid 16th Avenue between Woodbine Avenue and Highway 404 as a result of the incident. 4 B.C. ski trails temporarily closed after owl attacks skiers
Four ski trails south of Kamloops, B.C., have been temporarily closed after an owl attacked several skiers. Man stranded at airport for months becomes Canadian citizen
Hassan Al Kontar, a Syrian refugee who was forced to live at a Malaysian airport for seven months, has been granted Canadian citizenship. Workers reported missing after blast ignites major blaze at fuel distributor north of Montreal
Sébastien Marcil, the mayor of Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan, Que., was emotional as he spoke to the media in the afternoon, saying: "Three citizens are missing today. Three of our citizens. We're looking for them and we're waiting for answers." Brownies to be renamed Embers in effort to remove barriers for racialized kids
Girl Guides of Canada announced Wednesday the organization is changing the name of its Brownies branch to Embers in an effort to be more inclusive. Order of Canada recognizes ordinary people for extraordinary feats
Some of this year’s appointees to the Order of Canada include everyday folks who strive to make the world a little bit better. Video shows cougar slink past B.C. homes | CTV News
This time of year, doorbell cameras are traditionally capturing video of postal workers and possibly a family member slipping on ice, but on a small island off Nanaimo, B.C., the lens is focusing in on a very large feline. He's been helping the Thunder Bay community for years but may soon be deported. Here's why there's outcry
Abu Hena Mostofa Kamal came to Thunder Bay, Ont., to attend Lakehead University in 2018, and has been working and volunteering for several community groups. The 23-year-old now faces an exclusion order — but the community is advocating for him to be all Joyful reunion for Ukrainian family finally together again in their new Labrador home
The Panasyk family was displaced from Ukraine and separated while working to come to Canada. Now they're back together. 'It's a sad day for Canada': Winnipeg MP Jim Carr remembered for his passion, advocacy
Winnipeg MP and former Liberal cabinet minister Jim Carr has died at the age of 71. The news was announced in the House of Commons on Monday. Mired in disputes about its fate, historic St. John's cottage destroyed by fire
The 115-year-old home was destroyed by fire. It had been abandoned and boarded up for several years, and there was no power going to the house. Queen Elizabeth II honoured with $2 coin with black ring | CTV News
The Royal Canadian Mint is issuing a new $2 coin with a black ring in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II. Sask. train derailment closes Highway 39
A fiery train derailment closed a highway in southeast Saskatchewan on Thursday morning. Union says about 2,200 GO Transit workers to strike Monday morning after failing to reach a deal
Commuters across much of southern Ontario may find themselves scrambling for alternative means of transport after the union representing 2,200 GO Transit employees announced members would be walking off the job as of Monday morning. This woman was arrested for feeding homeless people. But she says she won't stop
Norma Thornton says she learned from a young age that it was important to help those when you can, and at 78 years of age, she has been doing just that. And it got her arrested. B.C. wildlife rescue warns of glue trap dangers
The Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C. is issuing a warning about the use of glue traps, after seeing an uptick in admissions related to the pest control method. Supplies from cancelled barge to be flown to Sachs Harbour, N.W.T., though details are scarce
Infrastructure Minister Diane Archie apologized to residents of Sachs Harbour, N.W.T., after Marine Transportation Services cancelled the barge last week. She said the department is developing a contingency plan, though few details are so far available. Johnny Issaluk stripped of Order of Canada
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has stripped actor and athlete Johnny Issaluk of the Order of Canada. Hanged dummy Halloween decoration in Montreal sparks debate
A Halloween decoration installed outside a Montreal home is sparking debate about how-far-is-too-far, with some critics saying it crosses the line between scary and distasteful. King Charles to be crowned in May of 2023, Buckingham Palace announces
Buckingham Palace announces King Charles III will be crowned May 6 next year in coronation at Westminster Abbey. 80-year-old facing $23K bill after racing pigeons were seized while he was in hospital
Arthur Plasschaert was hospitalized for COVID-19 last Christmas. In the days that followed, his 600 racing pigeons were left on their own and later seized by the Ontario Humane Society. Now he's facing an expensive bill for their care. About 7,000 without power in P.E.I. as some Islanders brace for 3rd week in the dark
More P.E.I. students returned to the classroom Friday morning as all Charlottetown schools reopened, but Maritime Electric is learning there are more individual power outages than previously estimated. How Sue Johanson, Canada's 'grandma with a pottymouth,' became the country's leading sexpert
Sex with Sue, a new documentary about Sue Johanson, the beloved Canadian sex educator who informed and redefined a generation's ideas about sex, looks back at the 92-year-old's life and legacy — and introduces audiences to the social media sexologists w Dancer Gurdeep Pandher goes to CN Tower to bring Bhangra to new heights
Gurdheep Pandher has been travelling far and wide to popularize Bhangra dancing across the country. On Monday morning, the Sikh-Canadian dancer travelled 114 storeys above Toronto to fight poverty, joining hundreds at the CN Tower to lead what organizers As food bank use grows on university campuses, 'care cupboards' are now popping up
As the cost of living soars in Canada, students are feeling the pinch like many others. Universities and student associations are doubling own on their efforts to help by offering food banks, "care cupboards" and buses to grocery stores. Canada just lost its title as the best country in the world — here's why
The annual Best Countries Report revealed that Canada has lost the top spot to a nation that also sports a red and white flag. Inflation: 1/4 of Canadians cutting back on food purchases
Amid soaring prices at grocery stores, a new survey has found that 24 per cent of Canadians have had to cut back on the amount of food they were buying.Back to Canada News
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