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UVic rabbits can be moved: B.C. court
The B.C. Supreme Court has stepped in to support the University of Victoria to deal with the school's longstanding rabbit problem. Navy recruiting in schools opposed
The head of a Montreal-area teachers' union and peace activists have teamed up to oppose a drive by the Canadian navy to convince elementary school children they should be part of the next generation of sailors. Lost? Polar bear spotted in forest in ManitobaMisc CDN | 207960 hits | 7:05 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
It doesn't have quite the same shock value as a polar bear appearing on the tropical island in the TV show "Lost." Manitoba probes 'tubal ligation' allegation
WINNIPEG - Family Services Minister Gord Mackintosh has asked the province's child protection branch to look into the case of a Manitoba foster mother who agreed to care for another woman's daughter on the condition that the woman get her tubes tied Disgust over DFO's fishery delay
The initial jubilation over the massive bounty of returning sockeye salmon is now washing up on the shores of criticism, with Conservative MP John Cummins saying fishermen are " disgusted" with the way federal regulators have delayed the fishery. B.C. boy found, Amber Alert cancelled
CHILLIWACK, B.C. — A 12-year-old British Columbia boy who was abducted in what police described as a violent confrontation on Sunday was located and his father was arrested several hours after an Amber Alert was issued, the RCMP said. Fish falling from sky part of Canadian weather trivia calendar
TORONTO — Fish falling from the sky, bucket-loads of lobster washing ashore and survival stories to rival TV's "Survivor" are some of the wackier tidbits in the 2011 Canadian Weather Trivia Calendar. Walking away from HST possible, but not easy
VANCOUVER — The surrender-or-else threat of more than half a million British Columbians demanding their government repeal the much-loathed HST has left the B.C. Liberals -- and potentially any party that succeeds them -- with a dilemma they may not be abl Unexpected sockeye surge delights B.C. salmon lovers
Last year was tough for the Canada's West Coast fishing industry, but with experts predicting the largest sockeye salmon run in a century some fishermen are already considering dumping some of their catch Grizzly bear sightings in Canmore abate
Wildlife officials in Canmore, Alta., say fewer bear sightings in the past week mean their efforts have been paying off. Teen girl missing in Whistler, B.C.Misc CDN | 208332 hits | 2:40 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Mounties in Whistler, B.C., are asking the public to help locate a 17-year-old girl who disappeared while walking with her family on Saturday afternoon. Passengers to be removed from ship stranded in ArcticMisc CDN | 207840 hits | 2:28 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A loaded cruise ship exploring the Northwest Passage has run aground on a rock that wasn't on the map. Reward offered in Sask. missing-person caseMisc CDN | 207996 hits | 10:20 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
After more than three years of fruitless searching, the family of a missing Saskatchewan woman is putting up a reward for information about her disappearance. Dustin LaFortune describes long ordeal, road to recoveryMisc CDN | 208070 hits | 9:32 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Ahead of his long-awaited reunion with family and friends, the badly injured man at the centre of a case of alleged torture is looking forward to one day getting married and living life to the fullest. Hunt for 2 men aboard missing float plane continuesMisc CDN | 207757 hits | 9:27 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
An air and water search continues for a float plane missing along the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Motorcycle passenger falls off, killed
WHITBY, Ont. - A motorcycle passenger was killed Friday night in a disturbing accident on the busy 401 in which the body was hit by an unknown number of vehicles, none of which stopped to help. US climber missing since 1989 found in thawing Alberta glacier
JASPER, Alta. — A pair of hikers in the Rocky Mountains have discovered the thawed remains of an American climber who's been missing since he fell from a summit over 20 years ago. 600 who handle EI claims to lose own jobsMisc CDN | 207345 hits | 7:29 AM on Saturday | posted by RoyalHighlander
Historic B.C. Sikh temple razed in suspicious fire
A historic Sikh temple in Abbotsford, B.C., was burned to the ground in a suspicious fire early Thursday morning. Only the front wall was left standing after the blaze at the temple. 
Canadians spent more money abroad and took Canada's international travel deficit to $3.5 billion in the second quarter, up $464 million from the previous quarter. Crushed vitamins cause postal scare
Emergency crews evacuated a Winnipeg postal sorting plant after discovering a package with a substance spilling from it Friday, but they soon found it contained crushed vitamins. B.C. sockeye run to hit 30 million
The number of sockeye salmon in British Columbia's Fraser River just keeps growing, with the estimate of this year's run now increased to 30 million. N.L. chopper crash draft report done
The federal Transportation Safety Board has completed a draft report on its investigation into the crash of Cougar Helicopter's Flight 491 last year. In March 2009, one of the company's Sikorsky S92 choppers went down 55 kilometres southeast of St. John's 7-year-old honoured for saving toddler
A seven-year-old P.E.I. girl was honoured Thursday for saving her cousin's life this summer. The Red Cross gave Keana Jeffery a Rescuer Award for her quick thinking at a family gathering on Aug. 15. Falcon nests find home under bridge
Edmonton firefighters used their specialized skills on Thursday to help a unique conservation initiative. Wine-sipping cattle start B.C. culinary trend
Angus cattle in British Columbia's Okanagan region are being fed red wine with their grain, and chefs say it makes the beef taste unique. Service Canada axes 600 pension, EI workers as part of cost-cutting
OTTAWA - Hundreds of government workers who handle employment insurance claims are about to join the ranks of the unemployed, The Canadian Press has learned. In a bid to balance its budget, Service Canada is cutting 600 employees across the country on top Huge B.C. sockeye run could get bigger
Scientists are puzzling over why they didn't see the mammoth Fraser River sockeye run coming, while hinting that estimates could go even higher on Friday. Clues continue to turn up in search for missing hiker
Nine days into the search for missing hiker Tyler Wright, new clues that he could still be alive continue to turn up.
The latest signs -- a campfire, ski pole tracks and distinctively large footprints -- have turned up just west of Bull Creek, near Squa PM shimmies, shouts as he joins Inuit dance group
INUVIK, N.W.T. — Prime Minister Stephen Harper has posed for countless pictures and given several speeches across the north this week. Homeless Victoria campers health risk
Homeless people camping on a downtown Victoria boulevard pose a health risk, B.C.'s provincial health officer says. Cool weather eases campfire bans, evacuations in B.C.
Cooler, damper weather is permitting fire officials in B.C. to lift several campfire bans this week and lift all remaining evacuation orders as the risk of wildfire continues to decrease. Missing B.C. plane found; four killedMisc CDN | 206708 hits | 5:15 AM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
An airplane that vanished earlier this month during a flight through British Columbia's Interior has been found after a massive search operation. N.S. families say cougars attacked horses
Two families in northern Nova Scotia claim that wild animals, possibly cougars, attacked their horses this week.
The claims challenge the government's official position that cougars do not exist in the province Montreal families win English education battleMisc CDN | 206566 hits | 5:27 PM on Wednesday | posted by ShepherdsDog
Gov. Gen. touts power of art during Winnipeg visit
Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean encouraged young artists in Winnipeg Wednesday to express their vision of the world during a visit to the city. Faulty railcars found on Canada's tracks
Tens of thousands of faulty railway cars may be hauling dangerous goods across Canada, the Transportation Safety Board says. Fraser River fleet braces for salmon bonanza
Fishermen at the mouth of B.C.'s Fraser River are preparing for one of the biggest runs of sockeye salmon in nearly 100 years, but it's unclear what will happen to all the unexpected fish Missing B.C. plane found in Interior
Searchers have found a missing plane that disappeared more than a week ago with four people aboard in a mountainous area of B.C.'s southern Interior. Harper arrives in Resolute, Nunavut
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has resumed his Arctic odyssey, finally reaching Resolute, Nunavut. Video game set in Afghanistan upsets B.C. veterans
B.C. veterans of the war in Afghanistan are criticizing video game-maker Electronic Arts for a new game that allows gamers to play as members of the Taliban and kill allied forces. Recovery begins in stranded N.S. community
Work was expected to begin Tuesday to reconnect rainstorm-swept Meat Cove with the rest of Nova Scotia. The province's Emergency Management Office said construction will begin once bridge parts arrive. Officials said it will take approximately one week to Languages act called 'Quebec Nazi Act'
The Correctional Service of Canada has started an internal investigation into how the Official Languages Act was renamed the "Quebec Nazi Act" on Wikipedia. Hunt on for 'perfect' Sask. mushrooms
It's prime time for mushroom pickers in Saskatchewan's northern forests. They're busy searching for chanterelles, bright orange mushrooms that are a delicacy in gourmet kitchens all over the world. 
With a trip to a university and a visit to a northern town, Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean wrapped up her two-day tour to Saskatchewan on Tuesday. Harper's northern tour grounded by weather
Bad weather has grounded Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Churchill, Man., on the second day of his five-day northern tour Ontario unveils pension overhaul
About 1.7 million workers and pensioners will be affected by a major overhaul to Ontario's pension system that will be debated this fall, Finance Minister Dwight Duncan said Tuesday. Bison on the loose near Camrose, Alta.
People in the Camrose, Alta., area are being warned to be on the lookout for roaming herds of bison that escaped from a farm Monday night. Fraser sockeye returning in huge numbers
The number of sockeye salmon returning to the Fraser River are expected to hit levels not seen in nearly 100 years, the Pacific Salmon Commission says. 
After a Sunday showdown between evangelists and an unwilling audience, residents of a Leslieville street have sworn to defend their neighbours against what some see as a deliberate targeting of a gay couple with fire-and-brimstone sermons.Back to Canada News
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