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Dog attacks on letter carriers leads to Canada Post urging owners to be responsible
A series a recent dog attacks on letter carriers has Canada Post reminding people to take responsibility for their pets. Giant ice island could be 'big concern' for N.L. rigs
A Memorial University physicist says it is too soon to tell if a massive iceberg will pose problems for local oil platforms as it nears Labrador. Overheight building could limit Comox airport flights
An overheight building near the Comox Valley Airport on Vancouver Island could limit the number of flights that take off and land in bad weather. Metro Vancouver objects to having non-Canadians on YVR board
Metro Vancouver is balking at a proposal by Vancouver International Airport Authority to allow foreigners on its board of its directors, warning it will pave the way for outsiders to control the Canadian entity. Orphaned baby otters thriving in Edmonton zoo
EDMONTON — Despite losing their mother, the three baby river otters at an Edmonton zoo are doing swimmingly. Victoria's beloved Caddy the serpent may have moved north
Cadborosaurus, the sea serpent beloved by Victoria residents, may have left the balmy waters of Cadboro Bay and moved north, video images suggest. Aid for Canadian military vets not as much as promised
OTTAWA — As thousands of Canadian soldiers adjust to home life after the battlefields of Kandahar, what looked like a flood of aid for the wounded among them and veterans of other wars is turning out to be only a trickle. Gondola proposal offers alternative to hiking the Chief
Proponents of a multi-million-dollar proposal are hoping to bring tourists to the top of a mountain near B.C.'s famed Stawamus Chief -- no hiking required. Highway will pave over history: lawsuit
Opponents are hoping to stop the multi-billion dollar Gateway Project in its tracks with a lawsuit claiming a key part of the transportation project runs through First Nations burial grounds. Ontario wildfires force hundreds from homes
Smoke from nearby forest fires has forced roughly 1,500 people to flee remote northwestern Ontario communities in recent days, the province's Ministry of Natural Resources says. Stage in Ottawa collapses, man suffers serious injury
The main stage at Ottawa's Bluesfest collapsed Sunday night under a severe thunderstorm, injuring several people, one severely Surrey man dies after being hit by reality TV Cash Cab
A 61-year-old Surrey man is dead after being struck by a replica taxi, after the vehicle finished production for the television show Cash Cab, in downtown Vancouver late Friday night. Dogs who ate remains of dead owners all adopted
SASKATOON—The seven dogs who ate the remains of their dead owners in a home in Saskatchewan have all been adopted. Canada looking at building military bases in Arctic
OTTAWA—It is costly to operate in the vast and inhospitable Arctic. But the Canadian military is exploring a way to cut costs and speed up the movement of troops and equipment by building several new northern bases. Winnipeg grandpa sets unofficial record for fastest bike ride across Canada
A 54-year-old grandfather of three has set an unofficial record for the fastest bike ride across Canada. Severe storm hits southwest Calgary
The fire department received numerous reports Wednesday evening of a tornado hitting the community of Montreux in southwest Calgary. Arctic cruise company sues over stranded ship
The Canadian government is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit from the owner of a cruise ship that became stranded in the Northwest Passage last summer Starving dogs survived on owners' remains
The Saskatoon SPCA is wrestling with the fate of seven dogs rescued from a rural home near Yorkton after the animals ate the remains of their deceased owners Dan Aykroyd nabbed speeding on way to Honda Indy
Canadian actor Dan Aykroyd, the grand marshal of the Honda Indy Toronto, said he was pulled over for speeding on his way to the race. State of emergency declared in Prince George
The City of Prince George declared a "state of local emergency" on Sunday afternoon due to the imminent danger of flooding. Family waits for word on missing womanMisc CDN | 206990 hits | 7:33 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Authorities continue to search for a missing Edmonton woman, after she disappeared from Alberta Hospital Edmonton five days ago. Man survives Montreal building collapseMisc CDN | 206657 hits | 7:31 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Failed tidal turbine explained at symposium
One of the companies behind a large experimental tidal test project told a tidal energy conference Friday that powerful currents in the Bay of Fundy destroyed the blades of its test turbine in less than three weeks. Slave Lake area hit by flooding
Heavy rainfall in northern Alberta has led to reports of flooding near Slave Lake, Alta. Firearms may be allowed in northern national parks
Tour outfitters, researchers and others could be allowed to carry firearms in northern national parks where polar bears are present, if proposed changes to federal parks regulations are adopted. Memorial for Canada's Afghan mission dead unveiled
CFB TRENTON, Ont. — A memorial honouring Canadians who died during the Afghan mission has a new home. The Camp Mirage Memorial Cairn was officially unveiled Wednesday during a ceremony at the National Air Force Museum of Canada on CFB Trenton. Rampaging polar bear shot in Churchill
Conservation officers in Churchill, Man., were forced to shoot and kill a polar bear after it wandered into town, became aggressive and started charging their truck. Vancouver bear attack thwarted by dogs
A man who'd been jogging on a trail in North Vancouver says dogs saved his life after he was chased and about to be attacked by a black bear. BC Ferries CEO could get $314K pension
New documents released by BC Ferries reveals that CEO David Hahn will receive supplemental pension benefits three times the value of the public service pension he'll also get when he retires. Dogs may have saved man 'munched' by grizzly
The brother of a man mauled by a mother grizzly bear along B.C.'s rugged central coast says a pair of dogs may have saved the victim's life. Nanaimo teen fends off cougar attack
A Vancouver Island teenager may have been saved from a potentially deadly cougar attack because of quick thinking – and standing up straight. Coal mine creates controversy on Vancouver Island
A massive and controversial proposed coal mine in the Comox Valley has residents wondering if the potential ecological trade-off is worth the price. Prices jumping ahead of Stampede
With the Stampede just a few days away, Calgarians and visitors are starting to notice that hotel rooms, parking spots and even a pint at a pub are more expensive. Holiday border traffic up 25%
There weren't only a huge number of cross-border shoppers and tourists who were trying to get across the U.S.-Canada border south of Vancouver on the Canada Day long weekend — there were also drug runners and some confused ferry seekers. B.C. woman killed by bears, coroner says
An elderly woman whose remains were found near Lillooet, B.C., last week was killed by bears, autopsy results have confirmed. Tests to show if bear killed native elder
A First Nations community near Lillooet, B.C., is mourning the loss of a well-known elder after her remains were discovered eaten by bears last week. Grizzly bear attack injures B.C. man
A B.C. man is in serious condition in a Victoria hospital after he was attacked by a grizzly bear on B.C.'s Central Coast. Mother could be charged after baby left in locked car
Police in Kelowna, B.C. are contemplating criminal charges against a young mother after they rescued a four-month-old baby left in a locked car in 30-degree heat Monday afternoon. Canada Day draws crowds from coast to coast 
There was plenty of high-spirited fun at Canada Day celebrations at home and at similar events around the world, as Canadians gathered to celebrate the country's 144th birthday on Friday. Owner hanged dog after it mauled child: SPCA
The SPCA and RCMP are investigating after a dog owner reportedly hanged the animal to death after it attacked a five-year-old boy. Vancouver the 'nicest' city in Canada: survey
Most Canadians surveyed choose Vancouver as the "nicest city" in the country, but the high rank is credited to vast support from local residents, according to a poll released Wednesday. Gas prices push inflation rate to eight-year high
Statistics Canada says inflation has hit its highest point in eight years, as soaring gasoline prices have left consumers reaching deep into their pockets to cover their transportation costs. AECL sold for $15M to SNC-Lavalin
The federal government finally announced Wednesday a deal to divest itself of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. and get out of the business of subsidizing nuclear reactor sales and servicing. Vancouver may force DTES landlord to act
Vancouver city council will decide Thursday if it will seek a court injunction against the owners of two Downtown eastside hotels that would force them to make repairs to their buildings. B.C. mudslide closes Trans-Canada Highway
It could be midnight Friday before crews can clear a massive mudslide that has blocked the Trans-Canada Highway in both directions in the Fraser Valley east of Vancouver, hurting at least one driver. Gatineau floods follow thunderstorms
The city of Gatineau in western Quebec is dealing with the results of flooding caused by thunderstorms and torrential downpours this week.Back to Canada News
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