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2 young girls dead, 1 critically injured in Alberta farming incidentMisc CDN | 206882 hits | 9:33 PM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Two children are dead and one has been taken to hospital after an incident at a family-owned farm in central Alberta Tuesday night. Years after 2,500 tonnes of Canadian trash landed in Manila, Philippines demanding we take it backMisc CDN | 206759 hits | 11:26 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
For two years, it’s been straining Canadian-Filipino relations, prompting protests, petitions, stern-worded political threats and even a demand for an official government inquiry. Venue dismisses all parking attendants, says $1 million missingMisc CDN | 206724 hits | 12:14 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
An Edmonton not-for-profit venue laid off its entire fleet of parking attendants without cause earlier this week, after it said more than $1-million of revenue was unaccounted for. Toronto cyclist slaps a pedestrian. Pedestrian gets into car and allegedly runs him overMisc CDN | 206829 hits | 10:59 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A cyclist slapped a pedestrian in the face on a Toronto street last weekend, prompting the pedestrian to get into his car and run the cyclist over, police said Friday. Walter the Warrior puppy fights back after torture and mutilationMisc CDN | 206855 hits | 12:53 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Walter, a husky-greyhound-pitbull puppy, was just six days old when someone sliced off his left ear. Two days later, on Aug. 25, they took scissors to the pup’s right cheek and cut all the way to the top of his jawbone, leaving him unable to eat and as go First responders suffering PTSD after Ontario crash that killed 3 kids, grandfatherMisc CDN | 206790 hits | 12:22 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A top paramedic says the fatal crash that claimed the lives of three children and their grandfather north of Toronto has had an unprecedented impact on the well being of first responders. 'A really trusting soul': Shopper forgets her wallet, store manager pays bill
A Winnipeg woman who realized she forgot to bring her wallet to the grocery store when she was already at the till didn't leave empty handed thanks to a generous manager. Homeless in Igloolik: Family of 5 lives in a tent
Neeve Nutarariaq, her boyfriend, and three children are living in a tent outside of Igloolik, Nunavut, because they say there's a lack of housing in the community. CF-18 Hornet fly-by over TD Place freaks out Ottawa residentsMisc CDN | 207363 hits | 10:02 AM on Friday | posted by ShepherdsDog
The Royal Canadian Air Force has apologized after a CF-18 Hornet fly-by during Thursday night's Ottawa Redblacks game — in honour of Canadian Armed Forces appreciation night — scared residents. Pakistani-Canadian plotted to decapitate newspaper employees, targeted for citizenship revocationMisc CDN | 206929 hits | 2:53 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Tahawwur Hussain Rana, 54, is the only one of the 10 Canadians whose citizenship the government is seeking to revoke for terrorism who was convicted by a foreign court 200-lb. Bullmastiff attacks, and kills Buttons the therapy dogMisc CDN | 206790 hits | 12:21 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The cute, little Shih Tzu-Lhasa Apso-cross, whose home was in Pitt Meadows, was known in hospitals, seniors centres and even the library as the friendly and comforting St. John Ambulance therapy dog. 'I'm from Nova Scotia, we don't mess around': Woman, 79, fights off purse thief
Phyllis Jolly, 79, successfully fought off an attempted purse snatching in Winnipeg on Tuesday morning. Polar bears panic Canadian researchers in Beaufort Sea by chewing on equipment
University of Victoria student captured footage of three polar bears chewing on research equipment, valued at $200K. Regina tenant manipulates system to squat for free at landlords' expense
Daniel Portras has figured out a way to squat in rental homes for free by taking advantage of landlords and manipulating the justice system. Teen stabs bear with kitchen knife to protect pet dog
When Pierce Orminston saw his dog being attacked by a huge black bear, he knew exactly what to do. Body of missing Canadian skier found 35 years later in Alps
A Toronto woman finally has the answer about what happened to her brother, who went missing during a ski trip to Europe 35 years ago. More Canadians are 65 and over than under age 15, StatsCan says
For the first time ever, there are now more people in Canada age 65 and over than there are under age 15, according to Statistics Canada. Canoeing family ends cross-Canada journey in Montreal
A family of three that travelled by canoe from Edmonton to Montreal ended their journey safe and sound on Saturday. Natural Resources plugs pesky B.C. well after trying for 50 years
A geological crew accidentally drilled into an uncharted layer of pressurized groundwater during fieldwork in 1965 near Vernon, B.C. More than half a century later, engineers believed they've finally sealed the pesky well, after numerous failed attempts a 2 dead, 3 in critical condition after crash north of Toronto
A child and a man are dead and three others are in critical condition after a crash in Vaughan on Sunday. One person was arrested at the scene on suspicion of drunk driving but has not been formally charged. Crow attack in East Vancouver caught on video terrifies cyclist
Steven Huynh was riding along on his way to work when he met a man petting a crow on the side walk. When he stopped his bike to get a better look, things got serious. North Shore Rescue volunteers taxed to limit
North Shore Rescue volunteers responded to 20 more calls than usual in August. North Shore Rescue volunteers are pleading with people heading into the backcountry to share their plans and take communication devices capable of calling out from remote areas Killer whale with dolphin pod off Nova Scotia a rare sight
A group of tourists got the thrill of a lifetime this week — the rare chance to see a killer whale off the southwestern coast of Nova Scotia. Bear attack in Powell River: female, 2 cubs destroyed
A female bear that charged a Powell River man has been destroyed, along with her two cubs. Terrorism charges for Calgary man who allegedly fought with Islamic StateMisc CDN | 208192 hits | 3:21 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
An Alberta man who the RCMP say travelled to Syria to fight alongside Islamic State has been charged in absentia. Rick Mercer, Chantal Kreviazuk, Sarah Polley inducted into Order of Canada
CBC personalities Rick Mercer and Eleanor Wachtel, filmmaker and actress Sarah Polley, chef Normand Laprise and singer-songwriters Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida are the latest Canadians honoured with the Order of Canada. Northern Ontario First Nation seizes booze, kicks bootleggers out
A remote First Nation's chief and council seized an illegal alcohol shipment, burned the booze and gave the alleged bootleggers 24 hours to leave the community on Monday. Alberta runner fends off aggressive cougars with bear spray
Donny Stone encountered a pair of cougars while out for a run near a work camp about 100 kilometres southeast of Grande Prairie, Alta. He captured this video of one that charged him, and his defensive deployment of bear spray. Diving grizzly bear caught on video on Central Coast
Believe it or not, grizzly bears don't often dive to find food. But a researcher has caught one bear taking to the water like Michael Phelps in search of salmon to eat. Misc CDN | 208395 hits | 5:59 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Video shows Joe Daniel telling voters that agenda cannot spread to Canada 'Don't park in front of my ... house' sign effective despite profanity removal, says Calgarian
Tired of coming home to find all the parking spaces in front of your house already taken? Calgary resident Justin Kern was, so he took the matter into his own hands. The sign has been getting quite a bit of attention, even from city bylaw officers. Syrian refugee calls Quebec 'perfect'
Syrian refugee Josephine Youssef says Quebec is so “perfect” that she wants to help other refugees come to the province. Kapyong Barracks court decision won't be appealed, says Stephen Harper
Manitoba First Nation leaders say they're pleased to hear that a court battle with the federal government over Kapyong Barracks, a hotly contested piece of real estate in Winnipeg, could soon be over. Wolves kill 4 dogs in beach country north of Winnipeg
Wolves have killed four large dogs and injured another at cottage communities north of Winnipeg in the past two weeks. Vancouver Island cougar attacks toddler in family's yard
Travis Nielsen was relaxing with his wife and their two daughters when suddenly a cougar attacked his youngest and took her head in its mouth. Pemberton area house buried in landslide triggered by weekend storm
A two storey house in the Birken neighbourhood north of Pemberton was buried up to its roof line after heavy weekend rains triggered flooding and landslides in the Sea to Sky corridor. Sacred stories of mythical battles part of climbing B.C.'s Stawamus Chief
The Stawamus Chief on Canada's West Coast is a world-renowned rock-climbing destination known for its beautiful multi-pitch routes and crack-climbing pitches. But many visitors are unaware that the iconic granite monolith also carries the scars of a legen Give indigenous people veto power over development on their lands
A coalition of resource companies, financial institutions, First Nations and conservation organizations has recommended that aboriginal bands have veto power over development on their traditional lands. Catherine Campbell, slain police officer, remembered at Stellarton funeral
Hundreds of people have gathered to honour police officer Catherine Campbell, whose body was found in a wooded area near a Halifax bridge last week, at her funeral underway in her hometown of Stellarton, N.S. Shediac disputes P.E.I.'s new lobster roll record
The length of duelling lobster rolls has sparked an inter-provincial controversy as lobster festival organizers in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are both boasting new records. Muslim women's group 'disgusted' by Bloc ad against niqab
A new ad by the Bloc Québécois targeting the niqab "drives a wedge" between Muslims and other Quebecers, and insinuates that Muslim citizens are foreigners in the country, a spokeswoman for a group of Muslim women says. Tabby cat who caught mice aboard CSS Acadia lauded at Halifax retirement party
An elderly orange tabby cat slept calmly on a table in the chart room of the CSS Acadia on Sunday as dozens of people dropped by to stroke his head and give him kisses in honour of his retirement. P.E.I. fishermen build 23 metre long lobster roll
The Prince Edward Island Fisherman's Association is hoping their behemoth of a lobster roll will be enough to break a world record currently held by Shediac, New Brunswick. Upswing in grizzly attacks, black bear encounters not a reason to panic
Four grizzly bear attacks in B.C. this month may signal a short-term upswing in attacks, which usually have some connection to shortages in bears' natural food supply. Ontario First Nation accepts $90m compensation for Camp Ipperwash standoffMisc CDN | 206708 hits | 3:15 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A southwestern Ontario First Nation says it has ratified an agreement in the dispute over Camp Ipperwash, which saw the death of aboriginal protester Dudley George in 1995. Tofino, B.C., where even the clocks are on island time
Residents of Tofino and other Vancouver Island west coast communities keep noticing their clocks are losing time.
Toronto airport security guard suspended for anti-Muslim comments
A security guard at Toronto's Pearson airport has been suspended pending an investigation after making offensive remarks to a Muslim cab driver that were captured in a cellphone video. Plumber Paul Myers donates $25M to Lions Gate Hospital
North Shore plumber Paul Myers has made what is believed to be the largest individual donation to a hospital foundation in British Columbia.Back to Canada News
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