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B.C. wildfires: Drivers told to stop pulling over to take photos
B.C.'s Transportation Ministry is telling people to stop pulling over on the province's highways to take photos of wildfires. Kingston man killed in gondola incident remembered as loving father, military member
The family of a Kingston, Ont., man who was killed in an incident involving a gondola at Mont-Tremblant, Que., over the weekend was a loving father and member of the Canadian Armed Forces who spent decades serving his country. Toronto asylum seekers moved to North York churches as feds boost funding for shelter support
Some 200 refugee claimants and asylum seekers who had been living on the street in downtown Toronto are now staying at two churches in North York, while the federal government committed another $97 million to help the city house an influx of newcomers. N.W.T. wildfire fighter dead after fire injury, officials say
A wildfire fighter who was injured battling a blaze in the Fort Liard District, N.W.T, has died, government officials confirmed on Sunday. On Friday, B.C. wildfire fighter Devyn Gale died after she was hit by a falling tree while fighting a B.C. man fired from job after saving moose calf on the highway
A Fort Nelson, B.C., man found himself the unexpected companion of a moose calf, who he says willingly hopped into the passenger seat of his truck to escape the jaws of a waiting black bear. B.C. wildfire fighter killed responding to blaze outside Revelstoke
A British Columbia wildfire fighter died Thursday after being injured responding to a blaze, the B.C. Wildfire Service confirmed late Thursday night. Toronto Zoo Wants Visitors To Stop Showing Its Gorilla Videos From Phone Because...
Officials shared that a gorilla named Bassir has been showing a particular interest in the videos on visitors' phones. Montreal cemetery strike: Labour minister proposes arbitration to end longstanding dispute
Quebec's labour minister says he is 'very optimistic' that there might be a way out of the months-long strike at the country's largest cemetery that has caused heartache for hundreds of grieving families. Asylum seekers on street amid tug of war between city, feds
Weeks since cash-strapped Toronto began referring newcomers seeking shelter to the federal government, desperate asylum seekers say they’ve been left playing phone tag. Gender reveal party sparks B.C. brushfire
A group out for a swim in B.C. Sunday suddenly found themselves fighting a brush fire caused by a gender reveal party. RoseAnne Archibald calls for reinstatement as AFN national chief
RoseAnne Archibald is calling on supporters to tell their chiefs and councils to reinstate her after she was voted out as national chief of the Assembly of First Nations last week. East Edmonton excavator set to be removed
The excavator that got stuck under a bridge in east Edmonton is scheduled to be removed on Friday. Poll shows most Canadians would flunk citizenship test
Canadians' hearts may be brimming with pride as Canada Day approaches, but a new poll suggests their minds aren't full of the knowledge needed to pass a citizenship test. Child mauled by coyote in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg teenager’s brave actions are being applauded after he helped save a child from a coyote attack. B.C. dropping letter grades in public schools
All students from kindergarten to Grade 9 in British Columbia public schools will now be assessed with a proficiency scale instead of letter grades. Submarine bound for Titanic goes missing
A small submarine bringing tourists to the Titanic has gone missing somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. Canada's population expected to hit 40 million today
Canada's population is expected to surpass 40 million people today, says Statistics Canada. Manitoba crash:15 killed, 10 more in hospital RCMP says
Fifteen people are dead and 10 others have been taken to hospital after a bus collided with semi truck on the Trans-Canada Highway near Carberry, Man. NDP promise to offer meals to students in every school in Manitoba
Opposition leader Wab Kinew promised to create a "universal" school nutrition program in Manitoba if his New Democrats win the provincial election slated for Oct. 3. Non-existent school psychologists given key role in New Brunswick gender-identity policy
New Brunswick is proposing that psychologists play a leading role in dealing with students who change their names to match their gender identity at school without parental permission, but those specialists are in short supply after the Higgs government ab University of Ottawa: Ottawa girl set to become the youngest university graduate in Canadian history
Anthaea-Grace Patricia Dennis is not your typical 12-year-old. She is a child prodigy who's about to become the youngest Canadian to ever graduate from university. 17 children, 1 adult injured after walkway collapses during school trip to Fort Gibraltar in Winnipeg
Eighteen people, 17 of them children, were taken to hospital after many of them fell about five metres from an elevated walkway at Fort Gibraltar in St. Boniface on Wednesday, emergency officials say. Canadian Delaney Irving wins women’s U.K. race chasing cheese wheel down a hill
Few competitors manage to stay on their feet all the way down the 180-metre hill, and this year several had to be helped, limping, from the course Deportation stayed for Edmonton woman facing removal from Canada over fake letter
A federal court has temporarily stayed the deportation of an Edmonton woman days before she was to be removed from Canada. As fire continues to burn at historic Montreal monastery, worries mount about what is lost
According to a Montreal heritage advocacy group, the nearly two-century-old Monastère du Bon-Pasteur exemplified how to breathe new life into a historic institution and turn it into a vibrant gathering space for Montrealers. Haudenosaunee Development Institute wants Marineland's land in Niagara Falls, Ont.
A group representing the traditional leaders of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (HCCC) says it wants Marineland's land. A Nova Scotia senior lost his cottage in a tax sale — but had never missed a payment
In an unfortunate series of events involving taxes and a decades-old unregistered deed, the Municipality of the District of St. Mary's sold the land without Nelson Miller's knowledge. Hong Kong: Jailed radio host finds home, freedom in Canada
Edmund Wan moved to British Columbia last month after spending almost two years in Hong Kong's Shek Pik and Stanley prisons, having admitted charges of sedition and money laundering that rights group Amnesty International says were politically motivated. No reprieve for uninsured homeowners hit with storm damage from Fiona, says minister
The federal government won't be bending its rules to help uninsured homeowners who suffered damage from post-tropical storm Fiona. Crumbling farmhouse dubbed most photographed home in Canada could be torn down
The Guyitt House in Chatham-Kent, Ont., dates back to the 1850s and has been a popular spot for tourists and photographers looking for the perfect shot. But perhaps not for much longer as it's slated for demolition. Photographer Nick Seman has been snappi Canada's new passport to show more nature and less history
Canada's passport is getting a makeover with a new design that will feature more natural landscapes and fewer Canadian historical moments and monuments. Toronto landlord found condo listed on AirBnb by someone who wasn't her tenant. She blames lax city rules
Toronto landlord Allison Rasquinha is demanding changes to how the City of Toronto grants short-term rental licences after learning someone other than her approved tenant was able to obtain one for her downtown condo. She says the unit was rented out with King Charles III will replace his mother on Canadian $20 bill and coins
The Canadian ceremony to mark the coronation the new King was held in the nation's capital Saturday morning. The ceremony at the Sir John A. MacDonald building in Ottawa included speeches, musical performances and a 21-gun-salute. Heavy rainfall, floods forecasted in Okanagan this weekend
People in the British Columbia community of Grand Forks are hustling to get ahead of a deluge of melting snow and heavy rainfall after learning a costly lesson about flooding five years ago. Ukrainian TikToker receives hateful emails after attending First Nations powwow
Many First Nations people are standing behind a Ukrainian TikToker after he received online hate for attending a powwow in Regina. Whitecap Dakota First Nation signs historic treaty with Canada
Whitecap Dakota First Nation in Saskatchewan signed a modern treaty with Ottawa on Tuesday, which includes the community's inherent right to self governance. B.C. policy stifled fire safety concerns to promote mass timber highrises, documents show
Documents obtained by CBC News show B.C.'s Office of Mass Timber Implementation barred municipalities from building tall wood highrises unless they guaranteed local fire officials would be aligned with planning and building departments regarding any conce These refugees are coming to Canada as health-care workers. Trouble is, they've been waiting for years
More than 100 refugees have been offered jobs as continuing care assistants in Nova Scotia under a new federal program, but it’s already been two years since some were accepted into the program and they're still waiting. Poll suggests most Canadians don't want Charles as King
With the formal coronation of King Charles less than two weeks away, a new survey suggests Canada's new monarch could have a tough road ahead when it comes to winning over Canadians — with support for his wife, Camilla, even weaker. Poll suggests most Canadians don't want Charles as King
With the formal coronation of King Charles less than two weeks away, a new survey suggests Canada's new monarch could have a tough road ahead when it comes to winning over Canadians — with support for his wife, Camilla, even weaker. Canadian budget bill reveals change to King Charles's title
King Charles will no longer include the phrase "Defender of the Faith" in his official royal title in Canada. A change to Canada's Royal Styles and Titles Act was first previewed in a brief mention on the final page of last month's federal budget document Reports of coyotes biting dogs, following people at Vancouver park prompts warning: BCCOS
Wildlife officials are warning people in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood to be vigilant after seeing an increased coyote presence in the area. 71 houses destroyed in Vaughan construction site blaze, deputy fire chief now says
A total of 71 units were either flattened or damaged by the massive fire that ripped through a Vaughan construction site Wednesday — and the cause of the flames is still under investigation, the city's deputy fire chief says. School roof collapses on northern Manitoba First Nation
The roof of the Thunderbird School in O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation at South Indian Lake collapsed over the Easter weekend. Hundreds chant 'we are not trash,' close Portage and Main in honour of woman found dead in Winnipeg landfill |
Hundreds formed a ring around drummers and singers in the middle of Portage Avenue and Main Street in Winnipeg Friday evening to honour Linda Beardy after the mother of four was found dead in a city landfill earlier this week.Back to Canada News
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