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Dog hailed for defending pups
EDMONTON - A four-year-old Rottie-cross that fought off a pack of wild Hobbema dogs to protect her 12 pups is being hailed a hero this Mother's Day.
Nature museum reopening after $216M facelift
OTTAWA — The Canadian Museum of Nature stages a grand reopening this week after a six-year, $216-million renovation that transformed the castle-like stone building from a damp and dingy relic into a state-of-the-art repository and showcase for the nation'
RCMP gun confiscations prompt legal fight
The recent confiscation of a formerly legal firearm has raised questions about how the RCMP inspects imported firearms and has forced a change of national firearms policy.
CN performs upgrades at deadly crossing
Nearly two weeks after a collision between a train and a pick-up truck killed a father and his two daughters at a train crossing on Winterburn Road, CN is performing upgrades to the system that controls the crossing arms.
Mandatory evacuation issued for Opal-area residents
A massive brush fire in Thorhild County has broken past the fire line and is spreading rapidly as powerful winds pick up; and now a mandatory evacuation notice has been issued asking residents in the area to leave immediately.
Alleged torturer's winding journey
From petty crime, to imprisoning and torturing another human being.
It’s a huge leap from credit card fraud to sadistically abusing a prisoner unto the verge of death — and it’s a path relatives of the man blamed are praying he didn’t take.
Dog drowned with boulder tied to leash
RCMP in rural Manitoba are investigating a disturbing case of animal cruelty after discovering a drowned dog with a boulder attached to its leash and collar.
Alberta closes bat cave to control disease
The Alberta government has temporarily closed the Cadomin Cave in the Whitehorse Wildland provincial park to control the spread of a mysterious fungus that's killing bats.
Fire north of Edmonton still out of control
A brush fire continued to burn out of control in a rural area north of Edmonton but calmer winds prevented the blaze from spreading and threatening any homes, provincial officials said on Saturday.
CF-18s respond to airline bomb threat
Canadian Forces fighter jets escorted an airliner to Vancouver International Airport on Saturday afternoon following a bomb threat, Defence Department officials said.
Australian teen youngest ever to sail the globe solo
A 16-year-old Australian who spent seven months at sea in her pink yacht sailed across the finish line of her round-the-world journey Saturday, becoming the youngest sailor to circle the globe solo, nonstop and unassisted.
Blind woman abandoned on airplane
A blind woman from Vancouver Island is not sure she'll ever fly alone again after she was forgotten by flight attendants and locked in a deserted plane at Chicago's O'Hare Airport.
Stolen laptop's photos may be salvaged
A Winnipeg woman should find out Friday if irreplaceable photos of a daughter she lost to cancer can be recovered from a laptop computer that was stolen in Toronto.
Alberta wildfire doubles in size
Firefighters are bracing for another tough day battling a brushfire north of Edmonton after the blaze doubled in size and destroyed a home.
CBC to study whether its news is biasedOTTAWA — The CBC has commissioned a study to determine whether its news is biased, the president of the public broadcaster told the Senate finance committee this week.
“Our job — and we take it seriously — is to ensure that the information that we put
Canada Post warns dog ownersCanada Post has launched a public-awareness campaign to remind homeowners to keep their dogs from roaming around their yards unsupervised where they might cross paths with letter carriers.
High school students flunk O CanadaWhen it comes to Canada's national anthem, only 67 per cent of Canadian high school students know the words — and even fewer can hum along, suggests a survey done by the University of Victoria.

Some eight years after world leaders pledged to reverse an alarming decline in biodiversity by 2010, the losses keep mounting across the globe, according to a new United Nations report.

The fired Ontario SPCA employee at the centre of an ugly euthanasia debate says she followed ringworm treatment instructions to the letter, yet has been made the “scapegoat” in the deaths of hundreds of animals.
Alberta donates $6.2M for affordable housing
The Alberta government announced Monday it is spending $6.4 million to build 62 affordable rental units in the city. The province said an estimated 160 tenants will be housed in the units that will be rented at below market rates.
Canadian woman escapes from Saudi Arabia
After three years, Nazia Quazi is free of her father’s control.
The young Muslim woman — a Canadian citizen who studied at the University of Ottawa — was trapped in Saudi Arabia because of the country’s male guardianship system that means the father sp
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