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40 meter tsunami waves hit the Juan Fernandez islands more than 600 kilometers off the coast of Chili in the Pacific Ocean, reports said.
After Canadian Gold, Cigars and Champagne
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- The women of the Canadian hockey team politely accepted their gold medals and waved to an adoring crowd. And then the real celebration began. Ottawa proceeds with plans to regulate ships using Arctic waters
OTTAWA - The federal government is moving ahead with plans to require large vessels to report to authorities as they sail through Canada's northern waters. Feds to present widow of last Canadian WWI vet with Peace Tower flag
OTTAWA - Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn will present the widow of Canada's last-known First World War veteran with the flag that flew over Parliament the day he died. Winter storm hits Eastern Canada
Flights were cancelled or delayed at Canada's largest airport, and thousands of residents in Quebec and Eastern Canada faced power outages after a windy, snowy storm arrived Thursday evening from the northeast U.S. Woman murdered after cellphone distress call; police see 'gap in system'
Fifteen hours before a Calgary woman was killed inside her northwest home, someone called 911 from her cellphone -- and no one came. Bodies found during prison renovations
STRATFORD, Ont. - Workers in Stratford, Ont., renovating the local jail made a disturbing discovery this week two bodies buried on the site. Dream dog fetches beer
TORONTO -- Paramedic Kevin Mills is still a quadriplegic but at least now he has a beer-fetching dog. Speedskater Hughes donates medal bonus
Canadian long-track speedskater Clara Hughes is donating her $10,000 bronze-medal bonus to the Take A Hike Foundation. Big deer-poaching ring busted in southern Quebec
Wildlife agents say they've broken up a deer-poaching ring that involved more than 80 suspects. Sour gas well blows out, burns in northwest Alta
A sour gas well blew out Wednesday morning and was burning throughout the day northwest of Hythe, Alta. Minister orders action on Victoria's sewage plan
B.C.'s Minister of Environment has ordered Greater Victoria to provide more details about its troubled sewage treatment plan, along with requesting changes in the planning work done so far. Nova Scotians paying for Queen's bathroom
Nova Scotia taxpayers are shelling out another $15,000 to re-do a bathroom in the newly renovated Government House for Queen Elizabeth II in case she decides to stay there during a visit to the province in June. Concordia captain to be interviewed
The agency investigating the sinking of a Canadian tall ship will zero in on any safety deficiencies on board and whether the Brazilian navy was right to wait roughly 20 hours before sending out an aircraft to search for the vessel. Scientist's disappearance mystifies colleagues
TORONTO There are still no leads in the case of an eastern Ontario scientist who disappeared without a trace last month, leaving his colleagues mystified. Mint blew $1.4M searching for lost gold
OTTAWA - The Royal Canadian Mint spent nearly $1.4 million to investigate missing gold worth $20 million that turned out to be not missing after all. Rescued students to arrive home Monday
The 42 Canadian students who escaped the Nova Scotia-based tall ship that sank off the coast of Brazil last week were to arrive in Toronto early Monday after leaving Sγo Paulo on Sunday. Olympics attract refugee claimants
Border officials say four people who entered Canada as Olympic Games spectators are seeking to stay as refugees. Hurry up and wait - visitors spending hours in line to see Olympic attractions
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Erika Brown woke up before dawn and headed in the chilly morning darkness to Vancouver's Robson Square, settling in below the zipline that stretches across a downtown plaza that's become the centre of the city's ongoing Winter Olympic pa Teacher says training helped students stay calm as Canadian ship sank
The relief was evident in the voice of one of the 64 people who survived the sinking of a Canadian sailing ship in rough seas off Brazil when she finally saw dry land Saturday Russell Manitoba celebrates Montgomery gold
The rural Manitoba community of Russell is bursting with pride over the gold medal won by Jon Montgomery, who has quickly become a hometown hero. Hundreds attend rally for CFB Trenton troops
Hundreds of people attended a rally Saturday for the troops at Canadian Forces Base Trenton, just a day after the military appointed a new commander to replace Col. Russell Williams. Smoking ban pitched for kids' games
WINNIPEG - Smoking at local kids' soccer games might soon draw a major foul. Americans have favourable view of Canada
WASHINGTON - Their sports columnists may be eviscerating our Winter Games, their congressional representatives may still not see the harm in "Buy American," and most of them likely don't know Ottawa from Moose Jaw Harper rents rooms at Super 8 motels?
OTTAWA Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be the most powerful man in the country but when it comes to working away from home he does it on the cheap when he can. Soldier charged with murder back at work
The family of a young Manitoba man recently beaten to death is outraged that his accused killer a Canadian Forces soldier has been granted bail and is being allowed supervised access to weapons while continuing his military training. Mayor Mandel suggests city received lack of exposure at Winter Games
The provincial government has spent millions of taxpayer dollars on creating Alberta House, a pavilion designed to showcase Alberta at the Olympics. But Edmonton's mayor now suggests our city may be getting short-changed in the promotion. Tall ship sinks off of Brazil, 42 Canadians rescued
A tall ship carrying 42 Canadians has sunk off the coast of Brazil, but all those on board the vessel have been rescued. Canadian reportedly kidnapped in Kenya
NAIROBI, Kenya - A Kenyan police official says a Canadian citizen has been kidnapped after dropping his child off at school in Kenya's capital. Wolf-dog hybrids: Harmless pets or wild by nature?
Critics of wolf-dog breeding say they hope a recent precedent-setting court ruling in B.C. will make people think twice about keeping the animals as pets. Demand for Team Canada hockey jerseys soars
With the Canadian men's Olympic hockey team shutting out their first opponent, Norway, earlier this week, demand for Team Canada merchandise is going through the roof. But some fans are having trouble finding the most coveted item: the jersey, which is so Hibernating bear stars on webcam
People around the world can now go online to peek inside the den of a rare kermode bear in British Columbia while the animal hibernates. Young Iqaluit woman to guide North Pole ski trek
A 23-year-old Iqaluit woman is poised to become one of the youngest people ever to lead an expedition to the North Pole. Avalanche kills B.C. backcountry skier
B.C. medical doctor has died after he was caught with two other skiers in an avalanche in the province's Southern Interior 2nd Olympic security lapse at BC Place
Olympic security staff say that a second security breach at BC Place Stadium has resulted in a review of safety procedures at the major Olympic venue in Vancouver. Canadians 10th best-looking people on planet: Poll
The British media might love to slag the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, but the rest of the country thinks we're pretty fine a poll from the U.K. released Wednesday said Canadians are the 10th most attractive people in the world. Col. Williams to get update on pay, rank
Col. Russell Williams, the Canadian Forces base commander accused of murdering two eastern Ontario women, will be told Thursday he'll continue to be paid and hold the rank of colonel for the time being. Ottawa man saves life at 35,000 feet
OTTAWA - Frank Fiorenza wasn't supposed to be on that airplane.
But when officials at U.S. Airways in Fort Meyers, Fla. told him Tuesday morning he could head back to Ottawa two hours ahead of schedule, he jumped at the chance. Ontario teen convicted after fatal car crash
BARRIE, ONT. - A 15-year-old Barrie, Ont. teen who stole a car and crashed and killed a man as he fled from police was sentenced to six months in secure custody, on top of six months he has already served in jail. Man infatuated with U.S. VP breaches Olympic's security
A mentally ill man with a homemade security pass was able to get within metres of U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden during a security breach at the Opening Ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games Silver medallist little known at home
Mike Robertson was the toast of the town Wednesday morning in Canmore, Alta., where the Edmonton-born snowboarder and his family live while he's training. Starving photographer rescued from B.C. wilderness
A wildlife photographer who planned to spend the winter living in a remote trailer in the wilderness of northeastern B.C. narrowly escaped starving to death after he failed to pack enough provisions. Storm dumps snow on Maritimes
Classes were cancelled around Nova Scotia and across P.E.I. on Wednesday as the Maritimes got smacked with another winter reminder.Back to Canada News
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