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Gallery owner says bike lanes destroyed his businessMisc CDN | 208012 hits | 7:07 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Vancouver businessman says that the city's push to make the streets more bike-friendly is responsible for the drop in business that's led him to shut his doors. Steve Fonyo vows to fight for Order of CanadaMisc CDN | 208049 hits | 7:04 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
Steve Fonyo, the amputee who raised millions for cancer research in a cross-country run 25 years ago, says he's ready to fight to keep his Order of Canada. Saskatchewan minister defends coyote bountyMisc CDN | 207887 hits | 6:57 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
More than 71,000 coyotes that had a bounty on their heads have been killed in Saskatchewan, but critics say the number is appalling and doesn't solve a predator problem. Tory bill aims to regulate First Nations drinking waterMisc CDN | 206756 hits | 6:46 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
Drinking water in First Nations communities would be brought to the same standard as water off reserves under a bill introduced by the Conservative government. Forest fires in Quebec force 1,300 people to leave homesMisc CDN | 206775 hits | 6:44 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
A series of forest fires raging out of control in northern Quebec has forced 1,300 people from their homes. Heat in Ontario, Quebec breaks records
Air conditioning, ice cream, T-shirts and shorts were essential items in Central Canada on Wednesday as temperature records were smashed for the second straight day. Rain expected to turn to snow as Calgary temperature nears zeroMisc CDN | 206935 hits | 9:43 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
CALGARY - Calgarians who spent the long weekend planting flowers and vegetables may have to consider diving for cover tonight – as in blanket covers, to protect new plants against near-freezing conditions. Anti-spam laws could be in place within months: OttawaMisc CDN | 206715 hits | 9:13 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The long wait for protection against identity theft and anti-spam legislation may be nearing an end. Pilot killed in Markham crash into building identifiedMisc CDN | 206735 hits | 9:10 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The pilot killed in a plane crash in Markham has been identified as Paul Jess, 54, the co-owner of Burlington Pet Hotel. Captain of ill-fated Queen of North ferry wants job backMisc CDN | 206675 hits | 9:08 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The captain aboard the Queen of the North ferry that sank off the coast of British Columbia four years ago is petitioning the court to get his job back. Seniors to outnumber kids by 2021: StatsCanMisc CDN | 206714 hits | 9:02 PM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A new study says Canada's population could exceed 40 million by 2036. Sex assault victim's mom issues warningMisc CDN | 206797 hits | 9:23 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The mother of a six-year-old Winnipeg girl who was sexually assaulted on the long weekend says the girl was lured away from a Spence Neighbourhood playground and taken to a home where she was attacked. Manitoba addictions expert quits jobMisc CDN | 206718 hits | 9:21 AM on Wednesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Dr. Lindy Lee said the addictions unit at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre is overwhelmed with people addicted to opiates such as OxyContin and codeine. 1,006 units to be built for Vancouver homelessMisc CDN | 206777 hits | 3:50 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell unveiled plans to build 1,006 new housing units for the homeless on eight sites owned by the City of Vancouver. Aldergrove family's home makeover revealed
Karen Weeks and her four children were overcome with emotion on Monday as they took their first steps back into their home after a $100,000 charity makeover. Mauling victim gives chilling account of bear attack
He was eating my meat and he was licking the blood and licking himself and just enjoying every bite of it. Alberta kayaker dies in waterfall plungeMisc CDN | 206754 hits | 10:11 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
An experienced kayaker from Calgary has died after trying to go over a waterfall near Crowsnest Pass, Alta. Parks liquor ban keeps rowdies away
An inaugural ban on alcohol in mountain park campgrounds west of Calgary has resulted in the quietest long weekend in recent years. Explosives possible at site of future B.C. park
The southern British Columbia community of Vernon is hoping to turn land that the Department of National Defence has used for military training into a nature park. There's just one problem — the DND says the 56-hectare plot might still be littered with ex Security gaps remain at YVR airportMisc CDN | 206775 hits | 8:12 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
In January, CTV News discovered large, easily traversable holes in the perimeter fence around YVR airport. Some of the fence was also made of plastic, not coated steel. Child sexually assaulted near Ellice and LangsideMisc CDN | 206925 hits | 8:03 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Winnipeg police are looking for a suspect who sexually assaulted a six-year-old girl near the Magnus Eliason Recreation Centre on Sunday night. Volunteer home renovation nearly completeMisc CDN | 206607 hits | 9:53 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Karen Weeks and her four children will be stepping into their newly renovated home for the first time on Monday thanks to the hard work of dozens of volunteers. Ottawa to tighten airport cargo security rulesMisc CDN | 206716 hits | 9:42 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
The federal government will unveil new security measures at Canada's airports in a bid to crackdown on illegal cargo, CTV News has learned. Community remembers Que. landslide victimsMisc CDN | 206677 hits | 8:42 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
More than 600 mourners gathered in Saint-Jude, Que., on Saturday to pay their final respects to a local family killed in a landslide that swallowed their home. Disabled couple find home together at lastMisc CDN | 206712 hits | 8:40 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
An Ottawa couple has finally spent the night together, almost nine months after they got married — overcoming an obstacle that many couples with disabilities face. Hunt resumes for Sask. baby's bodyMisc CDN | 206818 hits | 8:35 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Investigators in Weyburn, Sask., have resumed their search for the body of an infant, which they believe was dumped into the trash earlier this week. Dry long weekend sparks forest fire concerns
While much of Canada will be celebrating warm and sunny weather this long weekend, fire watchers in some parts of the country will be praying for cooler temperatures and rain. Forces in constant danger in Afghanistan: PM
OTTAWA - An attack on the main NATO base in Afghanistan shows Canadian troops in the country are in constant danger, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Saturday Dan Aykroyd donates Pinot Noir, Riesling to Canadian Forces in Afghanistan
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Canadian soldiers and officers at Kandahar Airfield who prefer Pinot Noir to pilsner can now raise a glass with their beer-drinking buddies without having to pay for the privilege. Beware of Ontario bears: MNR
Ontario campers and cottagers are being reminded to avoid encounters with bears as they head for the woods this weekend. Thousands without power in northern B.C.
Thousands of BC Hydro customers in the northeastern part of the province are without power after a heavy snowfall on Friday night. G8 brings trepidation in Huntsville
Once-in-a-lifetime summit generates curious gawkers, nervous rumours — and fresh opportunities $10M inferno sends fireballs into air
WINNIPEG - An orange glow illuminated the night sky in part of Winnipeg while a spectacular inferno burned Thursday night, causing an estimated $10 million in damage. Kilt banned from high school convocation
An Alberta high school student has been told he can't wear a kilt to convocation. "I would like to wear my kilt to the grad ceremonies," said 19-year-old Hamish Jacobs, who is of Scottish descent. Massive fireball reported in Grande Praire, Alberta
Police report no damage after responding to reports of a massive fireball near the Dave Barr Arena shortly after dinner time Friday. One elderly gentleman suffering from shock and one woman in hysterics were treated at the scene. Smartest City in Canada
A decade ago, urbanists had just about written the obituary for St. John's, Nfld. The fate of the hard-luck port town Winterburn students rememberMisc CDN | 206748 hits | 8:35 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
Students and staff at Winterburn school paid tribute Thursday afternoon to two of their classmates that died in a car accident earlier this month. Tenants offered different suites in eviction disputeMisc CDN | 206775 hits | 8:31 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
Hollyburn Properties sweetened the deal this week for two longtime tenants embroiled in an eviction dispute, promising to keep their rents the same if they will move to different suites 3 Labrador boaters presumed deadMisc CDN | 206658 hits | 7:15 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
The search for three college students who were swept over a powerful waterfall on Labrador's Churchill River became a recovery mission Thursday afternoon, as officials said there was no chance of finding the young men alive. Alberta man's brave rescue gets Royal nodMisc CDN | 206720 hits | 7:05 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
An Alberta man was awarded the Royal Humane Society's highest honour Wednesday for pulling a fuel truck driver from a burning wreck last year, saving his life. ATV likely started Alberta wildfireMisc CDN | 206753 hits | 6:16 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
A wildfire near Opal, Alta., that destroyed one home and burned 30 square kilometres was likely sparked by an all-terrain vehicle in the area on May 12, Thorhild County officials announced Thursday. 
Canadian dollar sinks as commodity currencies are routed. And, Teck to push ahead with Alaska deposit CN Tower to close on G20 weekend
Toronto's CN Tower will be closed to the public throughout the duration of the G20 summit as a security precaution. Copyright bill may spark battle over who owns what
With new copyright legislation set to hit the House of Commons, possibly next week, a fresh round of controversy over who owns what is starting to heat up. Thousands still without power across southern B.C.
B.C. Hydro crews worked into the early hours of Thursday morning to restore electricity to thousands of Metro Vancouver and southern Interior residents affected by a powerful wind and rainstorm. 4 people dead after plane crashes near Quebec City
L'ISLE-AUX-GRUES, Que. — Four people have been killed in a plane crash today on an island near Quebec City. Squamish Nation has big plans for Vancouver land
The Squamish Nation is planning to develop an 11-acre plot at the foot of Vancouver's Burrard Street Bridge. Shell promises Arctic drilling will be safe
Shell Oil Co. will take additional steps to ensure the safety of exploratory drilling it plans in the Arctic this summer off a coast Alaska shares with Yukon and the Northwest Territories, the company has told U.S. regulators. Queen to visit 5 cities, spend Canada Day in Ottawa
OTTAWA — The Prime Minister's Office says the Queen and Prince Philip will visit five cities in June and July and be in Ottawa for Canada Day. Major spring storm to hit Vancouver and B.C.'s south coast
Environment Canada has warned of a strong wind storm that will hit Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island early Wednesday evening.Back to Canada News
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