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2 Canadians wanted by U.S. police over brawl at Turkish ambassador's D.C. residenceMisc CDN | 207193 hits | 10:49 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Police in Washington, D.C., have issued felony arrest warrants for two Canadian supporters of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in connection with bloody assault outside the Turkish ambassador's residence last month. Coast Guard reverses course, decides not to scrap Richmond's emergency dive team
The federal government has announced it's reversing its decision to cut two BC marine programs. The Sea Island emergency crew is the only one of its kind in Canada. The team is responsible for rescues and recoveries of people trapped in submerged boats, v Trapped male beluga carried ashore in Bathurst and flown to Quebec
A beluga whale that was swimming in the Nepisiguit River in Bathurst, N.B., for the past two weeks ago has been rescued and transported by air to Quebec to join an adoptive pod. 90-year-old in wheelchair forgotten by airlines at Calgary airport
A 90-year-old airline passenger says she was twice forgotten and left to fend for herself in a wheelchair during a stopover at Calgary International Airport. 5 workers fired after disturbing chicken abuse video
The company whose workers were shown abusing chickens in a disturbing video has fired five workers, including at least one supervisor. 'You're a moose whisperer': Sask. woman lauded for freeing calf from fence
A Saskatchewan woman was thrilled to be able to rescue a moose calf from some fence wire on her way to work this week. 'I've never seen that much garbage': pair of hikers carry out other people's garbage
Vince Emond and Devin Francis estimate that they carried 40 pounds of other people's garbage out of Joffree Lakes Provincial Park. BLM bullies cops out of schoolsMisc CDN | 206987 hits | 12:57 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
According to Black Lives Matter and their organizer /mouthpiece Desmond Cole, the Toronto Police Service School Resource Officer (SRO) program is "dangerous" and a form of police "intimidation" against marginalized and racialized Police make arrest after West Vancouver hit-and-run incidentMisc CDN | 206678 hits | 12:46 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
West Vancouver police have made an arrest after releasing surveillance video of a hit-and-run collision that put a cyclist in hospital with serious injuries on Saturday evening. Privately-sponsored Syrian refugees more likely to find work: DocumentMisc CDN | 206882 hits | 12:08 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Syrian refugees sponsored by private
groups such as churches and charities
are five times more likely than those
sponsored by the Trudeau government to
have found work in Canada, the Toronto
Sun has learned. Ever wanted to live in 2 countries at once' Here's your chance
For sale: A 1782 fixer-upper with thick granite walls, 1950s decor and armed 24-hour security provided by both Canada and the United States. Pregnant Vancouver Island deer shot in the head with crossbow
A Vancouver Island resident had become used to a pregnant deer visiting her yard, but on Tuesday night the regular guest didn't look its usual self. Thick Arctic ice pack traps boats, triggers rescue operation off Newfoundland
Unusually heavy Arctic pack ice has trapped multiple vessels, stymied the fishing season and triggered a high-stakes rescue operation from a sinking ship off Newfoundland. 'Everyone was amazed': Alberta hikers snap rare white-phase black bear
A group of hikers did a double-take when they spotted a black bear with an all-over white coat roaming in the mountains west of Calgary. 'Absolutely terrified': Northern B.C. family fights off 2 marauding grizzly bears
Rick Cowan describes it like a kind of siege at his Atlin, B.C., home, carried out by two aggressive bears who would not relent. Woman screaming 'Allahu Akbar' charged in Toronto store attack: Sources | TorontMisc CDN | 207550 hits | 11:24 AM on Tuesday | posted by shockedcanadian
2 politicians discover childhood connection after Cape Breton thank-you letter
Last week, former Alberta deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk wrote a letter to the Cape Breton Post in which he thanked the people of Sydney for their warm welcome when he arrived in 1982 with his parents and younger brother. Canadian killed in London terror attack identified as B.C. womanMisc CDN | 206791 hits | 2:27 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A B.C. woman killed in the London terror attacks died on London Bridge in the arms of her devastated fiancé. Extra security measures part of Canada Day festivities, Ottawa mayor says
Canada's capital will do everything it can to prevent an attack when it hosts the country's 150th birthday next month but no amount of preparation can guarantee 100 per cent safety, Ottawa's mayor says. One beluga whale is either lost, or really likes Bathurst
An unexpected visitor is giving Bathurst residents a chance to go whale watching close up. What appears to be a beluga whale has somehow made its way up the Nepisiguit River. Liberals face pressure to crack down on crooked immigration consultantsMisc CDN | 206931 hits | 3:43 PM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The government is facing pressure from MPs of all political stripes to crack down on unscrupulous and fraudulent immigration consultants who prey on people desperate to work or live in Canada. 'Stalked and dive-bombed': Increase in Vancouver crow attacks
An expert says the birds are drawn to the West End by the amount of restaurant garbage and tall leafy trees. TV producers pitch 24 Sussex reality show
The renovation of the prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive is drawing significant interest from across the country, including at least two proposals by producers wanting to turn it into a reality TV show. Vancouver puppy inducted into hero's hall of fame
It was New Year’s Eve 2016, just after 2:00 a.m. when Brittany Cosgrove was startled out of a deep sleep by the loud, persistent barks of her new puppy Leo, a Biewer Yorkshire Terrier. 'She's not liking people': B.C. conservation officers warn of bear charging people, vehicles in Kitimat
One resident says the grizzly bear sow has charged his vehicle three times, but backed off in each instance. Karla Homolka to no longer volunteer at Montreal elementary school
A private Montreal elementary school where convicted killer Karla Homolka volunteered says it will no longer allow anyone with a criminal record to volunteer in any capacity on school grounds. Robert Wood not guilty in Elliot Lake mall collapse trialMisc CDN | 207144 hits | 2:03 PM on Thursday | posted by ShepherdsDog
A former engineer has been found not guilty of two counts of criminal negligence causing death and one count of criminal negligence causing bodily harm in connection with a deadly northern Ontario mall roof collapse. Montreal contractor paves around car, the internet laughs
An unpaved section of a Montreal street has become the subject of ridicule online and stirred controversy over how the city handles construction projects. Black bear sighting scares Burnaby school and neighbourhood
A Burnaby neighbourhood was on high alert Monday afternoon when a black bear cub wandered through a residential area. Fries with that' Motorist charged after feeding bear in Kootenay no-stopping zone
An 11-kilometre no-stopping zone set up in southern Kootenay National Park east of Radium Hot Springs to discourage human-wildlife interaction, nabbed its first offender, just hours later on Sunday. Wolf put down after attacking dogs at Long Beach, B.C.
Park rangers at Pacific Rim National Park have put down a wolf following multiple attacks on leashed dogs. Aggressive sea lion forces closure of Powell River fish cleaning stations
The animal, dubbed "Walter" by locals, was first spotted city's north harbour last year. "We did hear incidents of people wanting to take photos of the sea lion and enticing it with food," said Cator. "It's getting a little bit more aggressive." Locations announced for 4 new lifeboat stations on the B.C. coast
The Canadian Coast Guard is promising more co-operation with coastal First Nations as it sets up new lifeboat stations in Victoria, Hartley Bay, Port Refrew and Nootka. 'I was in shock:' experienced bear hunter jumped by bruin
An experienced hunter got the birthday surprise of his life while hunting for bear in northern Ontario, and he has the video evidence to prove it. Coast Guard dismantles Vancouver's search and rescue dive team
The Coast Guard's team of emergency rescue divers — the only team of its kind in Canada — is being dismantled following a program review from Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Canadian Coast Guard. Moose destroys Canada 150 tulip display
In a clash of Canadian icons, a hungry Newfoundland moose destroyed a Maple Leaf tulip display planted to mark Canada 150 celebrations. Rare piebald moose caught on video in western Newfoundland
A photographer in western Newfoundland captured what he calls a "once in a lifetime" encounter with an unusual patterned moose this week. Anti-immigrant protesters accused of 'fear-mongering' at Red Deer school following fight
RCMP officers stood guard outside a high school in Red Deer, Alta., Tuesday morning as more than 40 demonstrators marched outside the grounds as part of an anti-immigration protest. How this blue urn's mysterious journey is helping 2 families heal
After Shawn Westlund took his own life a little more than a year ago, his family scattered his ashes in the Pacific Ocean. They then filled his urn with cards and letters, setting it free in the water, too. Somehow it made its way to the Bow River in Albe New plaque at Nicholas Flood Davin gravesite to tell 'full truth' of role in residential schoolsMisc CDN | 208579 hits | 1:06 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Until now, there has been no mention of residential schools at Davin’s grave at the Beechwood Cemetery in Ottawa. Post-apocalypse photographer captures abandoned High River homes
An abandoned suburb has received some notoriety after a well-known American photographer called it the "world's creepiest neighbourhood." Food insecurity in Nunavut 'should be considered a national crisis,' expert says
Food insecurity in Nunavut "needs remedial action," say the authors of a new report who call for national food policy. Families who hid Snowden in Hong Kong ask Canada to fast-track asylum requestsMisc CDN | 208530 hits | 12:25 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Hong Kong government rejected the families’ asylum applications last week Woman found dead on Manitoba First Nation was mauled by dogs, family says
A 23-year-old woman found dead on a Manitoba First Nation over the weekend was mauled by dogs, according to her family. Real grizzly disrupts Banff Bears rugby practice
A curious but non-aggressive grizzly known as Bear 148 surprised players and coaches alike in Banff when it suddenly showed up at their practice and started sniffing around. Nunavik's school board stopped issuing high school diplomas in 2015
Politicians and students were outraged to learn that the Kativik School Board in northern Quebec has been issuing attestations of equivalence instead of high school diplomas since 2015 — without telling parents. NY cab driver fined for 'price gouging' Canada asylum seekersMisc CDN | 207008 hits | 12:30 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
New York State attorney general launched a sting operation after hearing reports of overcharging. Canada Post unveils stamp celebrating same-sex marriage rights in countryMisc CDN | 207221 hits | 12:29 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The latest Canada Post stamp commemorating Canada's 150th birthday pays tribute to the fact that same-sex couples have the right to get married in this country. Canada geese hold up traffic on High Level Bridge
A family of Canada geese travelling across the High Level Bridge caused a bit of a traffic slowdown Monday. Spring hatching is in full swing. Some geese are finding nesting spots in urban Edmonton settings.Back to Canada News
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