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9 dead in accidents during Quebec's holiday weekend
Nine people have died in accidents during Quebec's long weekend marking St-Jean-Baptiste Day. Black bear cub stranded on North Shore
Members of North Shore Black Bear Network are asking residents to stay away from a cub stranded at the foot of Grouse Mountain. Search and Rescue centre rally draws thousands
Around 2,500 people gathered at the waterfront in St. John's on Saturday for a rally against the federal government's decision to close the Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre. Betty Fox to be remembered at public funeralMisc CDN | 208816 hits | 9:22 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A massive crowd is expected to gather in British Columbia on Saturday to remember the silver-haired mother of Canadian hero Terry Fox, who died last week after years of championing her son's dream of raising funds to fight cancer. Back-to-work debate still raging on day threeMisc CDN | 208468 hits | 9:21 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
The record-setting debate over the Conservative government's back-to-work bill is showing no sign of letting up, after Members of Parliament pulled their second all-nighter debating legislation designed to get Canada's mail moving again. Four rescued, one dead in N.L. fishing boat rescueMisc CDN | 208662 hits | 9:14 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
One crew member has been pronounced dead after being pulled from a fishing boat that was in distress some 65 kilometres east of St. Anthony, N.L., on Friday. Four others were rescued. Trans-Canada Highway reopens after flooding
Exasperated drivers and truckers received some good news on Friday, as the Trans-Canada Highway reopened throughout Saskatchewan following days of closures due to flooding. Massive ice island heading for southern Labrador
Large pieces of the massive glacier that broke off northern Greenland last year are travelling near southern Labrador. Bus veers into swamp after hitting moose
One person was injured when a Greyhound bus swerved off a highway after hitting a moose and ended up in a swamp in the central Interior of B.C. The Bay protects riot messages after vandalism
The Bay in Downtown Vancouver is taking steps to protect the messages of hope written on plywood boards outside the store after someone with a can of spray paint decided to sneak past security and destroy hundreds of the messages people left following the Search for missing toddler 'excellent'
After hours of frantic searching in a Rutland neighbourhood by police, Citizens on Patrol, Search and Rescue and community members, three year old Shiah Stenson was located inside her home.
She had been asleep the whole time. Obese Ottawa man cleans pool for private access
An obese Ottawa man who placed an online ad offering to clean someone's pool in return for the right to swim there without the embarrassment of swimming in public has found the perfect spot thanks to a nearby family — and he's already lost 10 pounds. Loose sled dogs raise safety concerns in Iqaluit
Someone in Iqaluit has been letting other people's sled dogs off their chains, creating a potentially dangerous situation for residents, some say. 3 killed in crash with Vancouver trolley bus
Three people are dead and a fourth is in critical condition after the car they were in crashed into a bus in Vancouver Monday evening. New flood threat in southern Saskatchewan
The danger comes on the heels of a torrential downpour in southern Saskatchewan on Friday that led to a state of emergency in Weyburn and flooded streets in Regina and Saskatoon. Quebec road crashes claim 9 lives
Three young men were killed early Sunday in an accident between a car and a pickup truck in St-Edmond-de-Grantham, near Drummondville, Que. Museum wows Governor General
Johnston walked the sprawling site alongside museum president Stuart Murray, climbing nearly 25 metres to the museum's freshly poured fourth level. Vancouver riot's kissing couple uncovered
The mystery identity of the couple kissing while lying on a Vancouver street as riot police battled crowds following the Canucks' Stanley Cup loss has been revealed as Australian Scott Jones and his Canadian girlfriend Alex Thomas. Outed on Facebook, alleged rioter claims innocence
A man whose Facebook posts went viral because of their claims of having "kicked a lot of riot pigs' shields" and been covered in "blood that wasn't his" denies having anything to do with a riot. Nearly 150 injured, at least three seriously, in Vancouver Stanley Cup riot
Almost 150 people required hospital treatment overnight as rioters swept through downtown Vancouver following a Canucks loss to the Boston Bruins in the decisive Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final. Social media used to find Good Samaritan, hunt rioters
Amid the search for the criminals, hooligans and drunkards involved in the Vancouver hockey riots, Canadians are also using social media to find the identity of a lone man who was attacked for trying to stop the mob from damaging a department store. Northern Alta. fire surges to size of P.E.I.
The biggest wildfire Alberta firefighters have ever faced continues to rage out of control in the province's northeast. Disappearing lawn leaves homeowner looking for answersMisc CDN | 206898 hits | 5:27 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Search called off for man missing off Haida Gwaii
Folkert Wydenes was last seen on May 30 when his skiff overturned after he and partner Elaine Campbell had put down their fishing boat's anchor off Graham Island and the couple was headed ashore. Inside the shipbuilding fight between lobbyists and Tories
OTTAWA — The Harper government wants the two companies that will eventually lead Canada's lucrative shipbuilding industry to sign away their legal right to consult lobbyists Gold Rush-era remains to be buried in Dawson City
The century-old remains of four men who were executed during the Klondike Gold Rush will be laid to rest this weekend in Dawson City, Yukon. Libya mission has cost Canada $26M
Canada's military mission in Libya has cost $26 million and the price tag could more than double if it's extended until the fall, Defence Minister Peter MacKay said during a NATO summit in Brussels. B.C. 'Highway of Heroes' dedicated Saturday
B.C. now has its own "Highway of Heroes" after the provincial government renamed a stretch of the Trans-Canada to honour 13 soldiers from the province who have died in Afghanistan. Iqaluit reels over 4 family members' deaths
People across Nunavut are shocked by the deaths of four Iqaluit family members, whose bodies were discovered late Tuesday in what police have described as connected cases. Alberta zoo owner declares his property a church
An Alberta man facing a deadline to close his private zoo has decided to call his property a place of worship in hopes that the designation will help him keep his animals. One dead, 10 hurt in B.C. school bus crash
A small school bus packed full of teenage students collided with two cars on a British Columbia highway Tuesday evening, leaving one driver dead and more than 10 people injured. Growing moose population endangers Nfld. drivers
The moose is among Canada's most beloved national symbols, but in Newfoundland, the creature's proliferation is being blamed for a growing number of accidents on the island's highways. Statue missing for 50 years turns up at Ottawa hotel
The Lord Elgin Hotel in Ottawa has a mystery on its hands after a statuette stolen 50 years ago turned up in one of its bathrooms. Behemoth lobster named 'Tiny' caught in Bay of Fundy
A New Brunswick fisherman is selling a behemoth 10-kilogram (22.3 pound) lobster that he and his son hauled up Monday from the Bay of Fundy. B.C. grizzly on the lam for love
The best-known grizzly bear in B.C.'s Kootenays is on the lam again. Woman survives 7 days after boat flips; man missing
Rescuers say it's a miracle a woman was found after spending six days alone on a remote beach on B.C.'s North Coast after losing her common-law husband in a boat accident. Air show pilot seriously injured after plane crashesMisc CDN | 206928 hits | 6:15 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A 71-year-old pilot survived the crash of his plane during an air show in Nanaimo, B.C. Weekend-long postal strike in Hamilton underwayMisc CDN | 206837 hits | 6:01 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Canada Post workers began a two-day strike in Hamilton, Ont. on Saturday, as their union tried to increase pressure during continuing negotiations with the postal service. One person dead after Greyhound bus crash in B.C.Misc CDN | 206864 hits | 5:58 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
One woman was killed in an accident involving a Greyhound bus early Saturday morning near Fernie, B.C. Probe begins after Alberta plane crash kills twoMisc CDN | 206845 hits | 5:57 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
At least two people have died in a small plane crash in central Alberta. Harper talks hockey on CBC before Game 2
The Strombo Show host goes one-on-one with Prime Minister Stephen Harper as they will chat about the Vancouver Canucks' magical playoff run and other hockey topics. Canada Post tables new offer as strike deadline loomsMisc CDN | 206923 hits | 5:28 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
The union representing some 48,000 postal workers has indicated it will strike at midnight, despite one last concession from Canada Post in its contract negotiations. Don't lobby over new warships, minister warns
OTTAWA — The Conservative government wants lobbyists to butt out of Canada's new shipbuilding industry. Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose managed to raise more than a few eyebrows at a large defence industry trade show in Ottawa on Wednesday with that pr Canada considering international bases: MacKay
Canada is looking at setting up bases around the world to better position the military to participate in international missions, Defence Minister Peter MacKay confirmed Thursday. Military moving people from Saskatchewan wildfire
Military transport planes and helicopters were dispatched to northern Saskatchewan to help evacuate the remote communities of Wollaston Lake and Hatchet Lake First Nation, which are under threat of a massive forest fire. Woman dies after being swept over Niagara Falls
Police in Niagara Falls, Ont. say they have recovered the body of a woman who went over the falls on Tuesday just before 5 p.m. Canada Post union gives final offer, sets strike deadlineMisc CDN | 208798 hits | 7:33 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Canada Post's urban workers could go on strike late Thursday night if the Crown corporation declines to accept its latest offer, as seven months of heated negotiations between the two sides appears ready to come to a head. Officials grappling with waste, sanitation in Slave LakeMisc CDN | 209061 hits | 7:18 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
The waste services manager for an Alberta town ravaged by fire says his workers are racing against the clock to deal with refrigerators that are being dumped by returning residents. Support continues for displaced residents who lost their homesMisc CDN | 208834 hits | 11:37 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
As efforts continue to rebuild the Town of Slave Lake, officials are working to find longer-term housing for displaced residents whose homes were destroyed or damaged in the wildfires. Canada Post still negotiating to avoid strikeMisc CDN | 208815 hits | 7:42 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
The union executive for urban workers at Canada Post said it would meet with its bargaining committee on the weekend to plan their next move as there was a pause in talks aimed at averting a strike.Back to Canada News
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