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Fiery truck crash on Trans-Canada kills 2
Two people were killed in a fiery crash between a tanker truck and a pickup truck on the Trans-Canada Highway in northern Nova Scotia early Wednesday afternoon. Ombudsman supports Veterans Affairs workers
The ombudsman for veterans came to the defence of employees at Charlottetown's headquarters for the Department of Veterans Affairs on Wednesday, saying any problems with the department are structural, not personal. Ottawa sorry for using Inuit as 'human flagpoles'
INUKJUAK, Que. — Larry Audlalak wasn't quite three years old when his family finally gave in to the insistent promises of the RCMP officer and left their comfortable lands along Hudson Bay's northern coast for the frigid unknown of the High Arctic. B.C. wildfire evacuation orders expanded
Fire officials in B.C. have issued several new wildfire evacuation orders as an approaching storm front threatens to worsen the situation. Arctic search continues for helicopter pilot
Search efforts continue along the north coast of Baffin Island for the civilian pilot of a helicopter that went missing on Monday. Plane carrying 4 disappears in B.C.
A search is underway in B.C. for a small plane carrying four people that went missing en route to Victoria from Penticton on Tuesday night. B.C. may ban backcountry travel
The B.C. government may ban all backcountry travel if the wildfire hazard across the province continues to increase. Wildfires rage as B.C. heat wave sizzlesMisc CDN | 206718 hits | 4:09 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Evacuation orders are in alert for several B.C. communities Tuesday as the wildfire situation continues to intensify across the province. Helicopter carrying four people crashes in QuebecMisc CDN | 206669 hits | 4:03 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A helicopter carrying four people crashed on Quebec's North Shore on Tuesday. Ottawa looks into safety of school Wi-Fi networksMisc CDN | 206690 hits | 3:49 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Ontario Education Minister Leona Dombrowsky says the question of whether wireless Internet technology is safe in Ontario schools is in Ottawa's hands. HST a prime suspect in home-buying chill
National housing sales slowed in July, with the decline almost entirely the result of fewer sales in B.C. and Ontario, real-estate body says Eureka moment for stubborn prospector
Shawn Ryan was sure he could find the source of the Klondike gold rush. After many years of digging, he now has a �See, I told you so� moment Boy falls over second floor railing at West Edmonton MallMisc CDN | 206817 hits | 5:09 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A three-year-old boy was seriously injured Monday morning after a terrifying fall over the railing at the second floor of the West Edmonton Mall. Family says language laws are forcing them to move
A Montreal-area family plans to split up this week so that one of their children can go to an English school in the United States. New wildfires sparked across B.C. as temperatures spikeMisc CDN | 206918 hits | 3:54 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
New wildfires were popping up across British Columbia on Sunday, as the province was hit with record-setting heat. Ban dead body exhibit: LawyerMisc CDN | 207042 hits | 3:34 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A prominent Winnipeg human rights lawyer says a touring exhibit of dead bodies should be legally prohibited from putting cadavers on display in the city beginning next month. Alberta hunters urged to take up McCann searchMisc CDN | 206722 hits | 12:59 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
The owner of an outdoor supply store is asking hunters to take up the search for an Alberta couple who have been missing for six weeks. Vancouver bus driver blacks out, crashesMisc CDN | 206784 hits | 12:57 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A bus driver appears to have blacked out while transporting passengers on a main Vancouver thoroughfare Friday afternoon, hitting two cars before smashing into a hydro pole, according to Translink. Maddox returns to EdmontonMisc CDN | 206710 hits | 8:39 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A much beloved two-and-a-half year old is back in our city after spending a month in the Big Apple recovering from his second major facial surgery. First hearings for Tamil migrants should start MondayMisc CDN | 206755 hits | 8:21 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Canadian authorities are spending the weekend processing migrants off the cargo ship intercepted by the navy and RCMP last week. Fuselage pieces likely from missing plane: RCMPMisc CDN | 206662 hits | 8:15 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
RCMP say two pieces of fuselage recovered off the coast of Cape Breton are believed to be from a small, twin-engine plane that disappeared off radar more than a week ago. Parks Canada teaches people to scare coyotes
Parks Canada is teaching people how to frighten coyotes away, should they encounter any of the animals in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park Fire lit outside PM residence
Ottawa police have a man in custody after a small fire was ignited outside Prime Minister Stephen Harper's residence Saturday evening. There were no reported injuries, or damages to any property, stemming from the incident. Outdoor sex popular in Ottawa
Fats Domino sang so gleefully about it in the '50s, and it seems uninhibited folks here in Ottawa are taking the cue and finding their thrill in the great outdoors. Canada's options for preventing asylum ships limitedMisc CDN | 206918 hits | 5:47 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
As hundreds of illegal Tamil immigrants stepped ashore for the first time in three months and requested asylum, many Canadians were asking: Why didn't the government simply turn the boat back? Plague found in Saskatchewan prairie dog
VAL MARIE, Sask. — The plague has been found in a dead prairie dog in Saskatchewan's Grasslands National Park, but staff say the risk the notorious disease poses to people is "very low." Hunter draws on Inuit knowledge; fends off hungry polar bear with punch in nose
Wes Werbowy can still see the polar bear's head pressed up against his tent's mosquito netting. "I wish I could find an artist to capture this image in my mind," says Werbowy, who survived a recent up-close-and-personal encounter with a polar bear with th Chalk River reactor set to resume producing medical isotopes
OTTAWA — The world’s oldest operating nuclear reactor is poised to restart after a 15-month breakdown that threatened the global supply of life-saving medical isotopes and Canada’s dominance in nuclear medicine.
Canadian navy takes control of Tamil migrant ship
Canadian navy vessels off the coast of British Columbia took control of a cargo ship carrying 490 Tamil migrants, including "suspected human smugglers and terrorists," says Public Safety Minister Vic Toews. CFB Borden to get $210M for upgrades
Defence Minister Peter MacKay announced on Thursday infrastructure improvements for the country's military recruit and training centre outside of Barrie, Ont. Slain Calgary baby died of head trauma
A baby boy who died at the Alberta Children's Hospital this week was a victim of homicide, Calgary police said Thursday Taxman ordered to pay UN gang $200,000 for infringing on rights
The Canada Revenue Agency has been ordered to pay more than $200,000 to the United Nations gang after a judge scolded the taxman for demanding information about the earnings of some UN members and associates. Grizzlies spotted on Vancouver Island
Two grizzly bears have been spotted recently near Strathcona Park, a rare appearance by the big bears on Vancouver Island. Tamil migrant ship not boarded: military
Ten vessels, including RCMP craft and a navy ship, have left the B.C. coast headed for a Thai cargo ship believed to be carrying several hundred Tamil migrants. Surrey police seek war medals owner
A collection of Second World War service medals recovered by police in Surrey one year ago still have not been claimed by their owner. Parks Canada will trap, but not cull, N.S. coyotes
HALIFAX — Staff at a national park in Cape Breton will continue to trap and kill aggressive coyotes after two attacks within 10 months, but Parks Canada remains reluctant to follow Nova Scotia's example by calling for a widespread cull. CBC to air 3D documentary on the Queen next month; free glasses at Canada Post
TORONTO - With help from the Queen, the CBC is jumping ahead in the 3D race. The public broadcaster has announced that it will show "Queen Elizabeth in 3D" on Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. ET. Massive ice island will probably break up, but it could still be a threat
HALIFAX - At four times the size of Manhattan, it's easy to understand why a gargantuan island of ice drifting toward Canada's east coast is considered a looming threat to transatlantic shipping and offshore energy platforms. Ice island snaps off Greenland, heads for Canada
A large chunk of ice about four times the size of New York's Manhattan Island broke off Greenland's Petermann Glacier and is making its way to Canada. B.C. prisons brace for Sri Lankan migrants
A Lower Mainland municipality is being advised its prisons could be used to house Sri Lankan migrants on a Thai cargo ship believed to be headed to B.C. Government 'examining options' for Afghanistan
Defence Minister Peter MacKay suggested Tuesday that the Harper government is open to extending the Canadian military mission in Afghanistan beyond July 2011, if agreement can be reached with the opposition. Anthrax hits Saskatchewan bison herd
Anthrax has killed a third of a bison herd in southern Saskatchewan, provincial officials confirmed Tuesday. As of Friday, 30 bison from the 90-animal herd at a Weyburn-area farm were dead, officials said. Racist graffiti found at second mall in Richmond, B.C.Misc CDN | 206824 hits | 5:15 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
For the second time in less than a month, racist graffiti targeting Chinese people has been found scrawled on the walls of a shopping centre in Richmond, B.C. Coyote attacks girl in N.S. national park
A teenaged girl was attacked by a coyote while sleeping at a campground in Nova Scotia's Cape Breton Highlands National Park early Monday Gov't worried Tamil Tigers are onboard migrant shipMisc CDN | 206838 hits | 8:45 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Ottawa is concerned about who is on a B.C.-bound ship that may be carrying Tamil Tigers, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews said Monday. Greyhound bus driver's lockout looms this weekMisc CDN | 206642 hits | 8:39 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Thousands of summer travellers could see their plans dashed if a lockout of about 500 Greyhound Canada employees goes ahead later this week. Injunction halts seismic testing in NunavutMisc CDN | 206681 hits | 7:02 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Nunavut court has issued an injunction to stop seismic testing in a proposed Arctic national marine park. Resort town battle brewsMisc CDN | 206906 hits | 7:19 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
For decades, a little creek that ran into Wabamun Lake was left undisturbed, providing shelter to nesting ducks, a spot for small fish to spawn, and a flow of fresh water to the lake. Piece of Canadian auto history auctioned offMisc CDN | 206814 hits | 9:12 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A business man from Ontario is now the owner of the oldest Plymouth in the world after he outbid competitors southeast of Edmonton.Back to Canada News
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