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Hundreds rally to end human traffickingMisc CDN | 206717 hits | 9:28 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Hundreds of people attended a rally at the legislature Saturday to bring attention to the crime of the trafficking of children. Aboriginals react to ruling over racist emailMisc CDN | 206912 hits | 8:52 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A ruling from the Law Enforcement Review Board which found that a racist email circulated within the Edmonton Police Service about aboriginals was not malicious, but rather a poor attempt at humour has local Aboriginals saying enough is enough.Wild storm lashes city
High winds and rain whipped around the GTA Saturday, taking trees and rooftops along for the ride
High winds and rain whipped around the GTA Saturday, taking trees and rooftops along for the ride Mama Rottie saves pups from wild dogsMisc CDN | 207075 hits | 8:29 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
A four-year-old Rottie-cross who fought off a pack of wild Hobbema dogs to protect her 12 pups is being hailed a hero this Mother�s Day. Misc CDN | 207306 hits | 8:00 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Jason Konoza sold his comic book collection to outfit his man cave, which now has a top home entertainment system that allows him and his friends to play a bevy of video games. Video game to include Q-league teamsMisc CDN | 206661 hits | 10:11 AM on Friday | posted by LightStarr
EA Sports plans to include Canadian Hockey League teams, including the Bathurst Titans, Saint John Sea Dogs and Moncton Wildcats, in a popular NHL video game.
Inclusion in the NHL 11 video hockey game hasn't been made official yet, but all Quebec Major J Supreme Court rejects media's right to protect confidential sourcesMisc CDN | 206730 hits | 9:00 AM on Friday | posted by PimpBrewski123
The Supreme Court of Canada slammed the door shut today on a concerted attempt by the press to establish a blanket right to protect confidential sources. Sikorsky chopper grounded over gearbox crack
A Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky chopper has been grounded in St. John's because of a crack near the gearbox Dolphin display delights West Coast animal lovers
Marine mammal lovers in Metro Vancouver had yet another treat Thursday, when more than 150 Pacific white-sided dolphins frolicked in the waters near Horseshoe Bay. Red-tailed hawk soaring above competitors in search for Canada's national bird
With a Maple Leaf adorning the flag, a beaver on the nickel and lacrosse and ice hockey as national sports, Canada seems well-endowed with national symbols. Canadian chef grills 268-kilo burgerMisc CDN | 206557 hits | 3:44 PM on Thursday | posted by PimpBrewski123
A Canadian barbecue chef is trying to take a very big bite out of the record books by grilling what could be the world�s largest burger. RCMP pushed to release Tommy Douglas spy filesMisc CDN | 206680 hits | 3:30 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
Saskatchewan is ramping up pressure on the federal government to release RCMP intelligence files dating back 65 years on Tommy Douglas, the socialist icon widely credited as the father of Canada's public health-care system. Woman with chemical sensitivities camps out on condo balcony
Linda Sepp is now camped out on a cot on the seventh-storey balcony of her father’s condominium.
Eldery woman undergoes surgery after bus incidentMisc CDN | 206632 hits | 2:47 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Surrey, B.C., woman says the golden years of her life have been destroyed after an encounter with a Coast Mountain Bus -- but the driver is telling a different story. B.C. government spent $970,000 on Olympic ticketsMisc CDN | 206603 hits | 2:39 PM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
The B.C. government has released its report on hosting the 2010 Winter Games and says the province spent more than $970,000 on Olympic and Paralympic tickets. Tories' lead over Liberals widens: pollMisc CDN | 206712 hits | 11:32 AM on Thursday | posted by PimpBrewski123
Support for the Conservatives is showing signs of growth, a new EKOS poll suggests.
The poll, released exclusively to CBC News on Thursday, asked Canadians whom they would vote for if a federal election were held tomorrow. The Tories garnered 33.1 per Harper salutes Canadian soldiers who helped free the NetherlandsMisc CDN | 206542 hits | 8:25 AM on Thursday | posted by PimpBrewski123
Anti-sealing video urges tourists to avoid Canada
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Explore Elsewhere: That's the message in an anti-sealing video urging international tourists to just skip Canada. It's the latest salvo against the yearly East Coast commercial seal hunt from the U.S.-based animal rights group People fo Alberta's huge beaver dam sparks media buzz
British and American media are buzzing about the world's largest beaver dam, which is in northern Alberta and was first found using Google Earth in 2007. Six B.C. towns among '10 worst places to live'
Following up on its list of the 10 best places to live in Canada, MoneySense magazine has released a list of the 10 worst – and six of them are in British Columbia Autopsy on Alberta foster child inconclusiveMisc CDN | 206675 hits | 12:44 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The death of a 13-year-old Alberta foster child last week was not caused by an injury or natural causes, an autopsy found Monday. 5 rescued near burning crab boatMisc CDN | 206695 hits | 12:37 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
The skipper and crew of the Marine Clipper II leapt from the boat into a life-raft after noticing fire. Other fishing vessels in the area responded quickly. Via train and truck collision kills 3Misc CDN | 206751 hits | 12:30 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
A man and two grade school sisters died in a crash between a Via Rail passenger train and a truck at a level crossing in Edmonton Tuesday morning. Anti-abortion group sues UVic student union
An anti-abortion group at the University of Victoria is suing the Students' Society, claiming censorship and discrimination.
Youth Protecting Youth is an undergraduate student group that, according to its website, provides information on alternatives to Newsrooms fall silent to remember Michelle LangMisc CDN | 206733 hits | 8:44 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Journalists and soldiers alike paused for a moment of silence Monday to mark World Press Freedom Day by honouring a Canadian war correspondent who died last year while covering the conflict in Afghanistan. BC Place roof set to deflate this morningMisc CDN | 206665 hits | 8:09 AM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
BC Place's "giant mashmallow" roof is scheduled to come down this morning, after bad weather delayed the deflation earlier this week. Electric shock leaves man clinging to life
One man was flown to hospital in critical condition Sunday after receiving a severe electric shock while launching model rockets east of Calgary. B.C. looks for official fossil
B.C. has an official flower, bird and animal — and now it's looking for an official fossil. Local cat inducted into the pet hall of fameMisc CDN | 206729 hits | 8:33 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Wetaskiwin cat received a national honour on Monday after his story was featured on GlobalTVEdmonton.com. Homeless man's controversial new home renews legal debateMisc CDN | 206646 hits | 8:27 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
Thief forces boy, 12, into being getaway driverMisc CDN | 206734 hits | 8:23 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
A "brave" 12-year-old boy was forced at knifepoint into being the getaway driver for a man who had just committed robbery. 1st grey whale in 100 years spotted in Howe Sound
A grey whale spotted feeding in Howe Sound north of Vancouver in recent days is a sign that efforts to restore the area's natural ecosystem are working, according to the chief of the Squamish First Nation. Canucks, not Habs, 'Canada's team:' Heritage minister
Heritage Minister James Moore has made his allegiance clear in one of the country's most politically divisive debates -- he's declared the Vancouver Canucks are Canada's team during this year's NHL playoffs, not the Montreal Canadiens. Low risk for Newfoundland oil disaster: Williams
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams said the province's offshore oil industry will use the best available measures to prevent an oil spill like the one unfurling in the Gulf of Mexico and that the chances of such a disaster happening in the r Vandals attack historic Ottawa cemetery
Vandals knocked over at least 32 tombstones at Ottawa's historic Notre Dame Cemetery over the weekend, breaking some of them to pieces. Tories aim to cut $1.7B in spendingMisc CDN | 206500 hits | 10:09 AM on Monday | posted by PimpBrewski123
Merits of making Supreme Court bilingual could be lost in translationMisc CDN | 207073 hits | 7:02 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
To this day, francophone lawyer Michel Doucet wonders whether his narrow defeat in a Supreme Court of Canada case had anything to do with the inability of some anglophone judges to understand him. Manitoba fire kills toddler, despite father's desperate effortsMisc CDN | 206777 hits | 7:00 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A two-year-old boy is dead despite firefighters' and a father's efforts to rescue him from a blazing house in Manitoba. Man critically injured in accident at marijuana march
A man has suffered life-threatening injuries after falling out of a tree at a march for marijuana legalization Saturday afternoon Grizzlies, polar bears interbreeding, DNA test shows
Researchers in the Northwest Territories say they may have found the first recorded offspring of a hybrid female polar-grizzly bear in the wild. Snowstorms force evacuations in southern Alberta
The Canadian Red Cross has set up two shelters in southern Alberta to help residents of an aboriginal reserve who have been forced to leave their homes due to flooded basements and power outages from several recent snowstorms. Driver, passenger trapped six hours in car
PORT HOPE, Ont. - A driver who was trapped in his overturned vehicle for six hours at the bottom of a Hwy. 401 embankment was finally able to break free and flag down passing motorists. HST arrives in Ontario and B.C.
The introduction of the harmonized sales tax in two of Canada's largest provinces and a wave of other new expenses could take a toll just as Canadians were beginning to feel some confidence about opening their wallets again, experts say. B.C. child advocate rips change to law
B.C.'s child-welfare watchdog says she will be unable to do her job properly if new legislation introduced by the provincial government is passed. Vancouver bridge concrete drops on bike path
City engineers in Vancouver were inspecting the Burrard Bridge on Friday morning after reports that chunks of concrete have been falling onto a bike path under the span. Suicide-by-rail phenomenon to be studied by Canadian university
VANCOUVER - In the 32 years Colin Mann spent working on the railway, the engineer crushed his eyes shut more than a dozen times, sickly aware of his helplessness to make his engine avoid the impending destruction of a person or vehicle. Power failure plunges Regina into darkness
An early-morning power outage, linked to equipment failure, plunged a large portion of Regina into darkness for about three hours on Saturday.Back to Canada News
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