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Bear attack kills camper Daniel Ward O'Connor near Mackenzie, B.C.
A 27-year-old man from Mackenzie, B.C., was attacked and killed by a bear while camping with his fiancée last weekend, the BC Coroners Service has confirmed. Teresa Robinson death: Homicide not ruled out, RCMP say
Homicide has not been ruled out as the cause of death of Teresa Casandra Robinson, the 11-year-old Manitoba First Nation girl who community members had believed was mauled by an animal. CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt fights back against FHRITP-yelling hecklers
A Toronto reporter is setting social media abuzz after she fought back against a group of men hurling obscenities at female journalists on the job, part of a controversial trend known as FHRITP heckling. Canadian veteran, Dutch widow living in Ottawa share a VE-Day past
He was a Canadian soldier and she was a nine-year-old Dutch girl whose village was liberated by the Canadians 70 years ago. Now they live at the same Ottawa seniors care home. Regina apartment fire leads to surprise proposal for couple
Greg Blanks and Brittany May Petrisor got engaged in Regina on Sunday after firefighters helped Blanks retrieve an engagement ring from Petrisor's burned Empress Street apartment. Quebec forest fire risk highest it's been in a decade
The annual number of forest fires this year is the highest it’s been in a decade, according to the province’s forest fire prevention agency. Beavers are a nightmare for some in rural Saskatchewan
Unusually wet weather in Saskatchewan over the past few years has led to an explosion in the number of beavers, and their dam-building skills are plugging culverts and causing flooding headaches for farmers and municipalities. Plane crash in Surrey near Highway 99 leaves pilot dead
The pilot of a small plane that crashed into a Surrey, B.C. field is dead, RCMP say. May 8, 1967: Edmontonians claim to see UFO
A 14-year-old boy who claimed to have watched an unidentified flying object for four hours provided the most detailed report of any UFO in the Edmonton area. #flashbackfriday Another Coast Guard facility closing in Vancouver
The Coast Guard's marine communications and traffic centre in Vancouver is closing — meaning marine traffic for the region will be managed from Victoria. Woman using curling iron while driving caught in YouTube video
Distracted driving was taken to a whole new level on Vancouver Island this week, after video surfaced online of a woman using a curling iron while driving on a local highway. Yvette Vachon, Saguenay senior fined for noisy rocking chair, gets electric recliner
The good news keeps coming for Yvette Vachon. The 91-year-old woman from Saguenay, Que., made headlines across the country in the last two weeks, after police ticketed her $148 because her noisy rocking chair 'He saved my life': Missing teen gave up lifejacket after canoe capsized | CTV News
Dive teams are searching the waters of the Richelieu River for the body of 18-year-old Remy Nolet, who is feared drowned after he helped save his friend when their canoe capsized on Monday. Missing Dutch skiers' dog Kimnik found alive in High Arctic
A dog travelling with two Dutch skiers and environmental researchers presumed drowned in Nunavut has been found alive, according to the research organization that organized their trip. Can dog owners be evicted for not supplying dog poop samples'
Howls of protest are resonating on Reddit, after a B.C. property manager threatened to evict any dog owners who failed to provide pet fecal samples to help track down the doer of some doggy diarrhea. Quebec canoeist recalls harrowing near-drowning and heroism of missing friend
As they struggled to breathe and stay above the water after their canoe capsized in Quebec's Chambly Basin, Rémi Nolet told his best friend to put on the sole life-jacket. The 19-year-old hasn't been seen since. Abused Cat Dubbed 'Bruce Almighty' Has Last Of Bandages Taken Off
"Today was a big day for Bruce Almighty"... WW II veteran Larry Hartman humbled by messages of support
Second World War veteran Larry Hartman was overwhelmed and humbled by seeing himself on archival footage from CBC’s Corvette Navy Heritage Series. 'No disciplinary action' for teacher taking dad to WWII ceremony in Holland
An Ontario school board says a teacher “will not face any disciplinary action” should he choose to accompany his 90-year-old father to a Second World War ceremony in Holland next week. Woman refused wheelchair accessible taxi ride because of service dog
A Mississauga, Ont., woman wants an apology after a wheelchair accessible taxi service refused to drive her because of her service dog. Dutch skiers presumed drowned in High Arctic, say Nunavut RCMP
Nunavut RCMP say the search is over for two Dutch skiers who fell through ice near Bathurst Island, about 200 kilometres north of Resolute, Nunavut. Both are presumed drowned. Manitoban to get Star of Courage for saving woman from polar bear
The man who was mauled by a polar bear in Churchill, Man. after he saved a woman from being attacked is about to receive one of Canada's highest honours for bravery. Canadian plane delivers aid to Nepal, picks up angry passengersMisc CDN | 208547 hits | 2:12 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Many Canadian evacuees frustrated by what they claim was a lack of assistance from consular officials. But anger against Canada seemed exclusive to Canadians. Others saw heroes in the Maple Leaves. Canada let 33 Americans onto the evacuation flight Wednes 'This was a drug-induced orgy': Calgary couple says Airbnb renters trashed their homeMisc CDN | 208492 hits | 7:16 PM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A Calgary couple who rented out their Sage Hill home for a weekend returned home Monday to find it had been the site of what police described as a “drug-induced orgy.” Canada's 150th Anniversary Logo Is Here. Designers Are Taking It Badly.
A 19-year-old student from the University of Waterloo has won a contest to design the logo for the 150th anniversary of Confederation. Canada Revenue Agency error gives 5 more days to file taxes
Canadians have been given five extra days to file their 2014 income tax returns, thanks to a "human error" at the Canada Revenue Agency. You're welcome. Wedding ring set lost in Halifax snowstorm reunited with owner
Two women who live in the same Clayton Park neighbourhood discovered an unexpected connection after one of them spotted the other's wedding and engagement rings in a snowbank. The new Jewish exodus: Canada seen as safe havenMisc CDN | 208367 hits | 8:20 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
More than ever, Canada is seen as a safe haven, and leaders of Montreal’s Jewish community are only too happy to extend a welcoming hand Earthquake hits B.C.'s north coast
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake has struck British Columbia's north coast. The quake, 167 km southeast of the Village of Queen Charlotte, was felt from Haida Gwaii and along the north coast. 4 dormant volcanoes close to home that could be waiting to explode
Although dormant, four west coast volcanoes have the potential for explosive activity. Alberta dog found in Manitoba, missing more than 6 months
Rocky, a dog from Alberta who had been missing since October 2014, has been found about 1,350 kilometres away in Manitoba. Montreal transit bus rides catches fire on major highway
A public transit bus filled with commuters caught fire on the eastbound Ville Marie expressway, a main highway that leads into Montreal's city centre, shortly before 3 p.m. today. Foreigners to undergo prescreening measures before flying to CanadaMisc CDN | 208422 hits | 10:42 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Starting March 15, 2016, air travellers who don’t require a visa to enter Canada will have to pay $7 and receive an electronic travel authorization before boarding a flight to Canada Canadian Rangers say civilian volunteer presumed dead in Ontario
A civilian volunteer who was accompanying a Canadian Ranger search party in northern Ontario is presumed dead after disappearing in blizzard conditions, the Ontario Ranger group says. Quebec girl told to stop reading book by school bus driver
An eight-year-old girl in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., was told she’s not allowed to read a book on the school bus because it poses a risk to the safety of other students. Tisdale, Sask., rethinks its 'Land of Rape and Honey' slogan
Tisdale, Sask., is taking another look at the slogan it has used for 60 years — "The Land of Rape and Honey." Story time for dogs: Humane society calms by telling tales
A noisy kennel can be a stressful place for a dog, but the P.E.I. Humane Society in Charlottetown has found reading to the animals can calm them down. Toronto house explosion leaves 1 dead
A deadly explosion levelled a house in Toronto on Monday afternoon, damaged at least a dozen other homes, and claimed at least one life. Thousands of swans descend on Yukon's Marsh Lake for annual migration
Every spring, 'Swan Haven' is home to thousands of photogenic visitors to the Yukon: migrating trumpeter swans. Wildlife officials say this year's migration is ahead of schedule, with far more birds than the previous year. Rockslide reported on the Squamish Chief
Emergency services in Squamish is confirming there has been a rockslide on the Squamish Chief. Duchess Bake Shop named on Buzzfeed's international bakery bucket list
Edmonton’s own Duchess Bake Shop has been handed a dollop of international recognition after being included in Buzzfeed’s ultimate bucket list of bakeries to visit before you die. Paddington bear begins slow return to the wild
The search is on for Paddington's mother and sibling cubs. Carson Air Flight 66: Pilots' bodies found in Vancouver's North Shore Mountains
Search crews have found the bodies of the two pilots of a cargo plane that crashed in Vancouver's North Shore Mountains yesterday morning, the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre in Victoria has confirmed. Unearthed artifacts on Parliament Hill tell pre-Confederation story
Recent archeological digs outside some of the main buildings on Parliament Hill have turned up tens of thousands of artifacts from the early 19th century. Firefighters rescue man who jumped into icy canal to save dog
A man was rescued from Montreal's Lachine Canal on Sunday morning after jumping into the water to rescue his dog. De Beers, Rangers help rescue Attawapiskat hunters
Members of the Canadian Rangers, Attawapiskat search and rescue and the mining company De Beers all worked together to find the two men who got lost in a snow storm. P.E.I.'s Luke Arbuckle plucked from sea during tall ship rescue
A P.E.I. writer got more than he bargained for when he set sail from Nova Scotia on the tall ship Liana's Ransom and had to be rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard off the coast of Gloucester, Mass. Icebreakers working to free 10 ships caught in heavy iceMisc CDN | 206931 hits | 12:12 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
As of late this morning there are 10 ships stuck in the Whitefish Point-area, waiting to be escorted by icebreakers from the Canadian and US Coast Guards. Costly border confusion frustrates Alberta ranchers | Calgary HeraldMisc CDN | 206787 hits | 8:38 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
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