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Police to speak to missing autistic boy's sisterMisc CDN | 207032 hits | 7:00 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Laval police hope the sister of a three-year-old autistic boy can provide them with information that will help them find her missing brother. Missing couple's credit card used in Oregon stateMisc CDN | 207009 hits | 7:30 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Mounties say the last trace of Albert and Rita Chretien, who disappeared last month en route to Las Vegas, is a credit card purchase in Oregon state. Psychiatrist who challenged black IQs suspended
The Quebec College of Physicians has suspended and fined a psychiatrist and radio host who once told listeners blacks have low IQs and people with Down syndrome are lesser human beings. Protesters to 'slut' it up in Toronto
TORONTO - Protesters enraged after a Toronto cop warned women to avoid attracting rapists by not dressing provocatively are rallying Sunday for a “SlutWalk.” Amnesty chief blasts Harper on death penaltyMisc CDN | 206926 hits | 4:45 AM on Friday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
Harper says no Canadian troops will go to Libya
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper underlined today that there will be no Canadian boots on the ground in Libya, but he would not say if he believes allies should arm rebels to overthrow dictator Moammar Gadhafi. BC Ferries gets 18 to 37% rate increase
BC Ferries could be allowed to raise its rates by more than 37 per cent on northern and minor routes and nearly 18 per cent on major routes over a four year period, starting in April 2012. Actress calls for hearings in seal product ban appeal
HALIFAX — Canadian-born actor Pamela Anderson has sent a letter to Ottawa asking that hearings on Canada's challenge to the European Union's ban on seal products be open to the public. RADIATION WORRIES? - So far so good for radiation risks in Canada from Japan
Of the two risks Canada faces from radiation due to the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan, one is under control — the risk of eating food from Japan contaminated by radiation from the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant. Pilot averted collision over Newfoundland
HALIFAX — A Transport Canada report says a Provincial Airlines pilot changed altitude on Monday to avoid a Jazz flight over Newfoundland. YVR named best airport in North America -- again
For the second year running, Vancouver International Airport has been named the best airport in North America in an international survey. Gov't to Tamils: pay smugglers or stay in jail
The federal government has been telling Tamil refugee claimants to pay tens of thousands of dollars to the smugglers who brought them here -- or Canada won't let them out of jail. Quebec apartment fire forces out 200
An overnight fire at a three-storey apartment building in the borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro on Montreal's West Island has forced about 200 people from their homes.Obese man dies after found fused to chair
A morbidly obese man is dead after he was found fused to a chair that he had been stuck on for two years.
Misc CDN | 208549 hits | 6:20 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A morbidly obese man is dead after he was found fused to a chair that he had been stuck on for two years. Alberta mourns first leader of provincial NDPMisc CDN | 208328 hits | 6:13 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Tributes are pouring in for Neil Reimer, the first leader of the Alberta NDP, who died this week. Police find body in Woodstock explosion rubbleMisc CDN | 208460 hits | 10:21 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Police in Woodstock, Ont., say they have found a body in the charred rubble of an apartment building destroyed in a fiery explosion over the weekend. Jeffs diaries recount marriages to 12-year-old girlsMisc CDN | 208538 hits | 7:08 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
In late 2005, the now-jailed polygamist leader Warren Jeffs called two men in Bountiful, B.C., and told them to bring their 12-year-old daughters to the United States to be wed, according to passages from Jeffs' diaries presented in a B.C. court Tuesday.
Any B.C. radiation increase 7 days away
It will be another week before scientists in B.C. can assess if a dramatic increase radiation detected in Japan will result in any radioactive risk in North America. Great Lakes nuclear shipments on hold
The Ontario nuclear utility Bruce Power is delaying plans to ship radioactive steam generators through the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River as it meets with some of the groups that have been protesting the move. 3.5-magnitude quake near Ontario nuclear facility
CHALK RIVER, Ont. - No damage was reported after a minor tremor Tuesday near the Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. nuclear laboratories in Chalk River, Ont. F-35 cost more than $100 million: U.S. official
New fighter jets Canada plans to buy will be more than $100 million each — at least $25 million more per plane than government estimates — according to a top U.S. budget watchdog. Video shows tense Quebec plane landing
Amateur video has captured the nerve-wracking landing in Rouyn-Noranda, Que., of a medical evacuation plane with front wheels that failed to dislodge until after the aircraft touched down. BC Hydro rate increase on hold
A BC Hydro rate hike set to take effect on April 1 has been suspended. Two remain missing after Ont. apartment explosionMisc CDN | 207004 hits | 8:09 AM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Two people remain unaccounted for after a weekend explosion ripped apart a walk-up apartment building in southwestern Ontario, leaving seven people injured and several dozen homeless.Syria violence kills 12
The Syrian government says 12 people were killed in violence rocking the seaside Mediterranean city of Latakia.
The Syrian government says 12 people were killed in violence rocking the seaside Mediterranean city of Latakia. CN derailment prompts Ont. evacuation alert
Officials in southern Ontario are urging residents in an area east of Port Hope to evacuate their homes immediately after a CN train derailment and fire. Up to 11 missing in explosion at Ont. apartment
As many as 11 people are reportedly missing in an apparent explosion at an apartment building in Woodstock, Ont. Disgraced pathologist reprimanded for failuresMisc CDN | 206986 hits | 8:05 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Disgraced pathologist Charles Smith was reprimanded by The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario on Friday in a harshly worded reprimand of his "repulsive" transgressions. Wolves feasting on Alberta cattle, report finds
Wolves are eating more cattle in southwestern Alberta than previously known, according to researchers from the University of Alberta. Skier survives avalanche, catches action on helmet-cam
A lucky skier who survived an avalanche on B.C.'s Monashee Mountains with a camera strapped to his head says he survived by flailing his arms and fighting to keep his head above the snow. Maritime seal hunt begins Sunday
Department of Fisheries and Oceans announced Friday the hunt will start Sunday at 6 a.m. for all sealers from the Gulf, Maritimes and Magdelan Islands. Dinosaur bones discovered in oilsands
FORT McMURRAY, Alta. — Dinosaur bones believed to be about 110 million years old were discovered Monday at a Suncor Energy mine, about 50 km north of the city. 
After being teased by ever-increasing twilight for nearly the entire month of February, personnel serving at Canadian Forces Station Alert finally celebrated “Soldagen” – a Norwegian word for “Day of the Sun” – on Feb 27. Sex doll swiped from Calgary shopMisc CDN | 206630 hits | 11:57 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
Scientists call for experimental cull of 73,000 seals
Junk science and questionable political motives are behind a new federal report that calls for an experimental cull of 70 per cent of the grey seals in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, a leading critic of Canada's annual seal hunt says. Ferry named in honour of Newfoundland soldiers
St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador — A special group of Newfoundland soldiers, who served during the First World War, were honoured in February when Prime Minister Stephen Harper officially unveiled the MV Blue Puttees super ferry. Vancouverites stock up on earthquake equipment
Scenes of devastation in Japan have hit home in British Columbia, where residents who share a place on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire are taking measures to prepare for the possibility of a devastating earthquake on their own coast. Lighthouse de-staffing program cancelled by DFO
The federal government has cancelled its plans to de-staff 50 lighthouses in British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Gail Shea announced on Wednesday. Commons approves Libyan mission by UN
The House of Commons voted Monday night in favour of Canada participating in the United Nations mission in Libya. Increased radiation detected by B.C. monitors
Health Canada says its monitoring stations are detecting a "minuscule" increase in radiation levels along the B.C. coast in the wake of the nuclear crisis in Japan. Libyan mission a 'moral duty,' MacKay says
The mission to enforce a no-fly zone over Libya is the right thing to do, Defence Minister Peter MacKay told the House of Commons Monday. CF-18s fly against Libya, as MPs set to debate
Canadian CF-18 fighter jets flew their first mission to enforce a UN no-fly zone over Libya Monday, as debate on Canada's role in the military intervention was expected to get underway in the House of Commons. Disasters abroad offer chilling look of what quake could do to West Coast
Recent earthquakes in New Zealand and Japan offer evidence of what a similar calamity will look like on Vancouver Island Small quake hits off coast of Vancouver Island
Seismologists say there's nothing to fear after a 4.4-magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of Vancouver Island Saturday night. Handicapped man abandoned in Calgary hotelMisc CDN | 206908 hits | 8:48 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Police are dealing with a disturbing and mysterious case after a severely mentally handicapped man was found naked in a hotel room bathtub. Pigs go wild in Christina Lake, B.C.Misc CDN | 206978 hits | 7:47 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A tourist community in southeastern B.C. has again been invaded by pigs.Back to Canada News
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