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Musical Ride gets going again in EdmontonMisc CDN | 206664 hits | 5:09 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
A few weeks after one of its horses came down with an infectious virus, the problem has been solved and the Musical Ride is back on the road again. Little Maddox prepares for second surgery in New YorkMisc CDN | 206759 hits | 4:57 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Little Maddox and his family are preparing to leave for New York a second time for what doctors hope will be a life-changing surgery for the Edmonton toddler. Mountie missing after police boat capsizes in YukonMisc CDN | 206602 hits | 4:35 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
The family of an eastern Ontario Mountie is in the Yukon to desperately search for their son who went missing when his police boat capsized earlier this week. Iceberg Alley is iceberg free
The ocean along Newfoundland’s northeast coast is usually dotted with icebergs at this time of summer, but there are none in sight. Pet owners defend killer beavers
People in Red Deer, Alta., want the city to move, rather than kill, beavers that have attacked at least six dogs in an off-leash park. B.C. waters officially renamed Salish Sea
A large area of coastal waters off the south coast of British Columbia were officially named the Salish Sea by both First Nations and government leaders at a ceremony in Victoria on Thursday. Emergency landing after hot air balloon catches fireMisc CDN | 206870 hits | 5:30 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
The federal transportation board is investigating after a hot air balloon was forced to make an emergency landing in west Ottawa when a hole was torn through the balloon's lower panels and part of the balloon caught fire. Senior 'in good humour' after car plunges down mountainMisc CDN | 206720 hits | 5:17 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
An Alberta senior is in remarkably good spirits despite spending almost two days at the bottom of a 200-foot B.C. embankment after losing control of her car. RCMP accused of botching search for missing coupleMisc CDN | 206743 hits | 4:46 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
The RCMP is facing harsh criticism over what some experts call a botched investigation in the disappearance of an elderly Alberta couple. St. Lawrence Seaway reopens after fuel spillMisc CDN | 206696 hits | 4:45 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
The St. Lawrence Seaway has reopened after an oil spill although authorities believe it will be two days before traffic along the waterway gets back to normal. Pam Anderson: Stampede chuckwagon race 'cruel'Misc CDN | 206725 hits | 4:41 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
Pamela Anderson didn't do any dancing around when she was asked Thursday what she thought of the death of a fifth horse at the Calgary Stampede's renowned chuckwagon races. B.C. first in North America to offer online gamblingMisc CDN | 206697 hits | 4:40 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
British Columbia is hoping to cash in on an estimated $100 million gambled by its residents on offshore websites each year by becoming the first jurisdiction in North America to offer legal, online casino gaming. Man tries to pay tax with 200,000 pennies
A Quebec man, fed up with his skyrocketing property taxes, carted more than 200,000 pennies down to City Hall to pay his bill. But he was denied, and asked to simply cut a cheque. Nova Scotia to limit treasure hunting
Treasure hunters will have until the end of the year to unearth the legendary trove on Oak Island before the Nova Scotia government cracks down on excavations. Alberta couple's SUV spotted near Prince George, B.C.
Police in Prince George, B.C., say they've received a tip that a vehicle belonging to a missing Alberta couple has been spotted in the northern community. Base jumper rescued off B.C. cliff face
A parachutist who jumped from the top of a popular B.C. tourist spot north of Vancouver was rescued Wednesday night after he dangled from a cliff face for more than three hours. N.B. SPCA seizes more than 30 horses
The New Brunswick SPCA seized more than 30 horses on Tuesday after a veterinarian raised concerns over their safety. Sask. forest fires force hundreds from homes
About 310 people, mostly children, their mothers and older people, have fled their homes in Saskatchewan's north because of heavy smoke from forest fires.
About 310 people, mostly children, their mothers and older people, have fled their homes in S Dam owner warned before Oliver mudslide
A report into a massive landslide in B.C.'s Okanagan Valley says the owner responsible for a dam that burst and sent the river of debris down the mountainside had been issued several repair warnings. Stakeholders could be steakholders as deer munch through B.C. town
GRAND FORKS, B.C. - Town officials in Grand Forks, B.C., are chewing on some unpalatable options for dealing with a rather unruly deer population. Problem beaver biting dogs at Three Mile BendMisc CDN | 206688 hits | 2:48 PM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
A beaver reported to have bitten dogs at Three Mile Bend will be trapped and removed from the park. According to dog owners, last week one dog died from blood-loss from its wound. Pine Lake tornado lingers in memory, even 10 years laterMisc CDN | 206804 hits | 1:58 PM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
For those who lived through the Pine Lake tornado, or rushed to provide help in its aftermath, the disaster that’s now 10 years old continues to lurk in their thoughts. B.C. animal rights group wants change at StampedeMisc CDN | 206791 hits | 8:00 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The Vancouver Humane Society is leading the charge for changes at the Calgary Stampede after four horses died in just two days at the annual rodeo. Canadian spies heading overseas to learn ArabicMisc CDN | 206711 hits | 7:34 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Canadian spies are heading overseas to take Arabic lessons as part of a long-term effort to help secret agents tackle terrorist threats more effectively. Son releases message to missing Alberta coupleMisc CDN | 206677 hits | 7:30 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The son of a missing Alberta couple continues to hold on to hope as he appeals for the public's help in their suspicious disappearance. Coastal defence won't suffer from cuts: navy
A five per cent cut to Canada's naval reserves is a "budget reallocation" that will not affect the navy's coastal patrol vessels, a navy spokeswoman in Halifax said Tuesday Eco fee applied to green products tooMisc CDN | 206699 hits | 6:10 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
It seems even environmentally conscious shoppers are getting slapped with Ontario's controversial new eco fee. Asian homestay students at risk of sex, drugs, abuseMisc CDN | 206785 hits | 6:02 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
When Sabrina Wong and her husband opened their home to a 17-year-old high school student from China a few years back, they grew uneasy when the boyfriends started showing up. Toddler's death added to recent B.C. drowningsMisc CDN | 206905 hits | 5:58 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A total of four people died in separate drownings around B.C., last weekend.
RCMP in the north Okanagan now say a toddler died Friday when he fell into Okanagan Lake just moments after his family had arrived for a vacation. Safety authority calls for changes after gondola collapseMisc CDN | 206671 hits | 5:56 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A gondola at Whistler resort that collapsed, injuring a dozen people, went down because water seeped in and then ripped it apart when it froze, says a report by the British Columbia Safety Authority. Hail pounds Calgary homes, vehicles
A short but intense thunderstorm pelted parts of Calgary with golf-ball sized hail, high winds and heavy rain, damaging homes, buildings, and vehicles. Northern Manitoba lake named after Blackhawks' Jonathan ToewsMisc CDN | 206647 hits | 5:21 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A small lake in northwestern Manitoba is now named in honour of the Chicago Blackhawks captain and Olympic gold medalist Jonathan Towes. Car recycling program raises funds for Habitat for HumanityMisc CDN | 206700 hits | 4:51 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Local metal recycling company Urban Mine has created a vehicle recycling program to help support Habitat for Humanity. Police seek public's help locating missing woman, 51Misc CDN | 206758 hits | 4:43 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Winnipeg police are asking for the public's help finding a missing 51-year-old woman. State of emergency declared in 2 B.C. communitiesMisc CDN | 206694 hits | 4:24 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A state of emergency has been declared in two B.C. Okanagan communities because of a rapidly growing wildfire. Vancouver windstorm downs trees, power
High winds around Vancouver on Monday morning have downed trees, knocked out power to thousands of residents and blown at least one large sailboat onto the rocks. Safety staff cut on offshore supply ship
Staffing levels on a ship working in the oil industry off eastern Newfoundland have dropped, putting safety of employees at risk. Evacuations ordered as fire rages at B.C. sawmillMisc CDN | 206632 hits | 8:01 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Authorities have evacuated three trailer parks in Armstrong, B.C., as a large fire rages at a nearby sawmill. Oilpatch oversight confusing, frustrating: critics
PEACE RIVER, Alta. — When the Alberta government travelled to the tiny town of Peace River last week to discuss the oilpatch smells that are making area residents sick, it may have brought part of the problem along with it. Protesters demand public inquiry into G20 security
The summit may be over, but the outrage continues. Two weeks after thousands of demonstrators welcomed world leaders for a weekend of meetings in Toronto, protests over police handling of the event continues. Elementary school roof collapses in Surrey
Officials say no one was harmed when a section of roof at a Surrey, B.C., elementary school crashed down late Friday afternoon, but the cause of the collapse remains a mystery. Vancouverites bare all for skinny-dip record attempt
VANCOUVER — The sun was out, the water was warm and there was a skinny-dip record to set -- no better reasons to get 382 naked Vancouver residents into the ocean on Saturday. Woman dies following stint in police custodyMisc CDN | 206654 hits | 10:18 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
A 49-year-old Grande Prairie woman has died in an Edmonton hospital following a short stint in police custody. Alberta's Serious Response Team is now investigating the death as an in-custody death. Spy chief warns of more threats to national security
Canada's spy chief believes Toronto could be a haven for terrorists trying to build weapons of mass destruction Shots fired at B.C. border crossing
Shots were fired at the Peace Arch international border crossing south of Vancouver on Friday as a driver heading from B.C. attempted to evade U.S. Customs. Cougar kills cat after another shot dead in Fraser Valley
Just a day after conservation officers shot and killed a cougar near a school in Maple Ridge, B.C., another big cat has shown up in a different Fraser Valley neighbourhood. Severe thunderstorms hit Quebec
Flooding, collapsed walls and power outages were reported as severe thunderstorms hit the Montreal region Friday afternoon. Miss Cougar Canada to be crowned
Tattoo Rock Parlour on Toronto's Queen West is going to be crawling with older women looking for fresh young meat Friday night with one lone woman hoping to be crowned Miss Cougar Canada at the end of the evening. Alarming tool toss caught on Calgary video
Alberta officials are investigating a disturbing online video that appears to show a Calgary construction worker tossing a tool to a colleague while perched on scaffolding high above street level. Naval reserves face $3M cut
Canada's naval reserves are facing a five per cent budget cut. The $3-million rollback will affect sailors based in Nova Scotia.Back to Canada News
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