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Earthquake shakes western QuebecMisc CDN | 208717 hits | 11:13 AM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A small earthquake measuring 3.1 in magnitude rumbled through western Quebec on Monday at 11:08 a.m., according to Natural Resources Canada. More than 200 flights cancelled at Pearson airportMisc CDN | 208304 hits | 9:34 AM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Passengers scheduled to travel through Canada's busiest airport Monday for destinations along the U.S. east coast or Atlantic Canada should call their airline, as more than 200 arrivals and departures have been cancelled in the wake of a winter storm hamm Baby orphaned after Christmas Eve crashMisc CDN | 208772 hits | 7:10 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
RCMP are investigating a two-vehicle collision that claimed three lives on a highway east of Edmonton Friday, including the young parents of a baby who survived the wreckage. Vancouver Olympic Games chosen top news story of the year
Forty-three years after the Centennial flame flickered to life on Parliament Hill, Canadians came together for 17 glorious days in February beneath the glow of another fiery symbol of peace and goodwill: the Olympic torch. Queen's holiday speech extols 'team spirit'
The Queen extols the virtues of active lifestyles in her annual Christmas Day address, touting sports and friendly competition as an important social connector and window to a “different perspective on life.” Canada declares Yemen group a terror organizationMisc CDN | 207138 hits | 10:18 AM on Saturday | posted by World Peace
South Shore Muslims sponsor Christmas dinnerMisc CDN | 207022 hits | 2:56 AM on Saturday | posted by BionicBunny
Call it 'Christmas Season', 71% of Canadians say
Canadians have weighed in on the "Christmas" versus "Holiday" label to describe this time of the year and there is a clear winner. Pilots meet Santa as he arrives in Canada
Santa Claus has arrived in eastern Canada and was met by CF-18 pilots to ensure he is safely escorted across the country. White Christmas dreamers can rest assured
Most Canadians dreaming of a white Christmas can rest easy, according to Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips. Canadian soldiers home in time for Christmas
A group of Canadian soldiers made it home just in time for Christmas Friday, returning to a tearful but happy reunion with their families after seven months in Afghanistan. Toys for the North wraps up holiday delivery
RCMP officers were busy across Canada’s North on Friday with the last deliveries of gifts to children in the Toys for the North program. People from the South donated more than 3,000 toys that started arrived in Iqaluit a few weeks ago. Volunteers sorted N.S. baby healthy after marrow transplant
A Lower Sackville, N.S., family that spent last Christmas in the hospital because baby Lily Mansfield was deathly ill is enjoying a happy and healthy holiday period this year. N.B. church bell rings for first time in decade
The bell at the Assumption Cathedral in Moncton, N.B., will ring out for mass for the first time in 10 years Christmas Eve. The bell was silenced because of ongoing structural problems at the aging church, but a group of parishioners has managed to fix th Ottawa tot hears Christmas bells again
A sick Ottawa toddler can hear jingling bells and Santa's bellowing "Ho-ho-ho" again this Christmas, thanks to surgical implants. Chances vary for a white Christmas
Dreaming of a white Christmas? You are in luck, unless you live on either one of Canada's coasts. Saskatoon a Christmas sweet spot for kids
Saskatoon is the best city in Canada to be a kid at Christmas, according to a study at the University of Toronto. Neighbours ramp up Christmas lights clash
Two Calgary men just finished up a friendly competition over who can put up the best Christmas lights display Jolly commenter helps out Santa
Santa's been getting a little impromptu help from a B.C. resident this season. Adam, who asked that his full name not be revealed, has been busy on the CBCNews.ca comment boards responding under the moniker Kris Kringle to individual users fretting over w Mummering flourishes in N.L. homes
Mummering, a Christmas tradition that was imported to Newfoundland centuries ago by Irish and English migrants, is stronger than ever, with colourful costumes, raucous music and a touch of a roguish past. Ferry passengers moving, trucks delayed
Hundreds of Marine Atlantic passengers are expected to arrive in Nova Scotia late Thursday night, following days of disrupted ferry service due to stormy weather. Mordecai Richler honour stirs debate
The city councillor for the district of Mile End in Montreal says his constituents aren't interested in having a public space named after Mordecai Richler. "There's no genuine grass roots support for this initiative from within our community," said Alex N Trend shows more people working at Christmas
While emergency and medical service workers have always been on shift Christmas Day, it seems more employers are requiring staff to work on special holidays. Damage to N.B. in the millions as roads, wharfs destroyed
SHEDIAC, N.B. - Cleanup began along New Brunswick's storm-ravaged east coast Thursday with early damage estimates already climbing into the millions of dollars. Veterans' pension lawsuit OK'd by top court
The Supreme Court of Canada has paved the way for a class-action lawsuit over military veterans' pensions. Wild West Willie to take a stroll in Rose Bowl paradeMisc CDN | 206875 hits | 10:34 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
Doug Rogers, owner of a half-Brahma saddle steer named Wild West Willie, hits the highway on Boxing Day to haul his bovine buddy to Pasadena, Calif., for the 2011 Rose Bowl parade. Olympic Village gets first low-income tenants
The first low-income residents have started moving into Vancouver's former Olympic Village, officials announced Tuesday — nine months after the close of the 2010 Winter Games. Christmas lights blamed for 3 fire deaths
An East Vancouver house fire that killed three men and left one other injured is being blamed on a faulty extension cord connected to an old set of Christmas lights. Flying the unfriendly skies: travellers complain about rude airport screeners
OTTAWA - Insulting remarks, giggling, harassment and the whiff of pot smoke sparked complaints from passengers peeved about turbulent rides through airport security last year. Russell Williams's wife seeks divorce
The wife of convicted killer Russell Williams intends to file for divorce but is asking an Ottawa court to keep her financial and medical records sealed, fearing the media attention the proceedings will bring. Boy, 9, dies after falling into Rideau River
A nine-year-old boy died after falling into the frigid waters of the Rideau River just southeast of downtown Ottawa Tuesday afternoon. Police searching for missing girl
RCMP are asking for the public's help in finding a missing 14-year-old girl from the Maple Creek area. Donations pour in for mother robbed by grinch
CALGARY - Touched with the Christmas spirit and moved by the plight of a Good Samaritan robbed by a grinch, people across Canada are opening their hearts and pockets to help. Jihadists target Christians in Canada
OTTAWA - The federal government says it is taking online threats against Canadian citizens seriously after reports an al-Qaida linked website has targeted up to 100 Canadians who are Arab Christians Senate lighthouse review to be unveiled in Ottawa
Senators on the fisheries and oceans committee travelled to lighthouses in British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador earlier this year as they studied Ottawa's plan to remove lighthouse keepers on the East and West Coasts. Six injured in B.C. movie set blast
Six costumed extras were injured in a propane gas explosion on a movie set east of Vancouver Tuesday afternoon. Mohawk Warriors to get military apology
The Canadian Forces is preparing an official apology for listing the Mohawk Warrior Society as a potentially violent insurgent in a draft manual in 2006. Agent Orange compensation deadline extended
The federal government is extending the deadline to apply for compensation for Agent Orange exposure at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown. Quebecers are the least charitable, study finds
OTTAWA - Quebecers are the national penny pinchers when it comes to giving to charity, a new study has found Dad: School is stealing Christmas
WINNIPEG -- A River Heights father is angry at his children’s school for what he says is its gradual theft of Christmas images and themes from the nearly 400 students who go there. Eastern N.B. faces treacherous weather
New Brunswick's Emergency Measures Organization is warning people in eastern New Brunswick not to drive Monday night if they don't have to. Explosive chemical poured into gas lineMisc CDN | 206859 hits | 8:39 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Police confirmed Monday that an explosive called ammonium nitrate was found in the gas tank of a contractor's bulldozer at Vale's Coleman mine in September. Close call for driver who ducked in timeMisc CDN | 206703 hits | 8:35 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A woman driving in the northwest part of the city Monday must’ve had her lucky charm with her, Toronto Police said. Purrfect family: injured dog at Edmonton shelter nurses 5 pups and a kitten
EDMONTON - She was a young, homeless single mom trying to raise a family of five, but true to the spirit of the season there was room for one more. German-Canadian group assails Holocaust exhibit
Jewish organizations are aghast after the German-Canadian Congress complained about plans for a permanent Holocaust exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. 'Taj Mahal' being built for DND spy agency
The Harper government is planning a Taj Mahal complex for the Defence Department's spies, complete with a hockey rink, basketball and volleyball courts and a bank in a secure facility on Ogilvie Road, says the head of the department's largest union. Nunavut narwhal tusk export ban defended
Federal fisheries officials are defending their ban on the international export of narwhal tusks from 17 Nunavut communities, despite an outcry from Inuit who trade tusk ivory for income. Teen finds maggot in her chocolate barMisc CDN | 207086 hits | 6:03 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Alysha Brown couldn't care less about the secret to how Cadbury gets the caramel in its Caramilk bars. Construction worker recalls being buried aliveMisc CDN | 206754 hits | 5:56 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Five weeks after he was buried alive in a construction-site accident, Brian Fiddler is still in University Hospital.Back to Canada News
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