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Stranded Alberta oilfield workers to return home | CTV Edmonton News
Sub-contracted oilfield employees who were initially stranded at a remote work site north of Fort McMurray, Alta., will soon be returning home. Avian flu concerns prompts ban of some poultry imports
Canadian cross border shoppers are being warned to watch what they put in their grocery basket, after the federal government issued a ban on raw poultry products, and live birds from six American states due to concerns over avian flu. NTCL barge adrift in Arctic ice now off Russia's coast
A barge owned by Northern Transportation Company Ltd. that went adrift last fall on its way to Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T., is now off Russia's northeast coast. Terror-related arrest in Toronto, border agency confirms | CTV News
A Pakistani man has been arrested in connection with a suspected terror plot against the United States consulate in Toronto, CTV News has learned. ISIS sympathizer arrested after plotting to bomb U.S. consulate in TorontoMisc CDN | 206795 hits | 10:40 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A man arrested by immigration officials this week is an ISIS supporter who had plotted to bomb financial buildings and the U.S. consulate in Toronto, the CBSA saidMohamed El Shaer, an RCMP high-risk traveller, flees Canada
Mohamed El Shaer, a Windsor, Ont. man on an RCMP high-risk travellers list with ties to a known foreign fighter, has fled the country, according to police.
Mohamed El Shaer, a Windsor, Ont. man on an RCMP high-risk travellers list with ties to a known foreign fighter, has fled the country, according to police. No percentage marks from Red Deer math teacherMisc CDN | 206900 hits | 1:28 PM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
High school math teacher Dave Martin has stopped grading his students’ assignments with percentage marks. Instead, the Red Deer teacher writes comments on homework and unit exams. Taber, Alta., bans public swearing, spitting and yelling under new bylaw
It is now illegal to use foul language while out in public in a small Alberta town after council passed a bylaw outlawing swearing in Taber. Calgary imam Abdi Hersy wanted in U.S. on sexual assault chargesMisc CDN | 206810 hits | 10:33 AM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Calgary imam Abdi Hersy is wanted in the United States on outstanding criminal charges connected to two alleged sexual assaults. Father clung to life until stolen ring returned, says son
Darcey Beaucage says his father, Larry died, 10 minutes after getting back his stolen ring at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon on Saturday monring. Daylight saving time 2015 starts this weekend
Daylight saving time kicks in this weekend, costing Canadians an hour of sleep but giving many of us a daily dose of waking sunshine. B.C. bomb-plot suspects said they wanted to target '20,000 of these disbelievers'Misc CDN | 206853 hits | 11:46 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Terror suspect Amanda Korody is captured on surveillance video saying she was playing a major supporting role to her husband and co-accused John Nuttall and wanted to kill as many people as possible in their planned terror attack. Misc CDN | 206875 hits | 12:59 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Mohammed Aqeeq Ansari, 30, a Pakistani citizen arrested in Toronto in October, responded to allegations he was recorded at a Toronto mosque professing hatred for Canadians Port Metro Vancouver chemical fire involves multiple containers
Heavy smoke is billowing from a four-alarm chemical fire involving multiple containers at Port Metro Vancouver. Study reveals average penis size for men
The question of what's a normal sized penis now has a well-informed answer. Live sex shows streamed from Windsor libraries
A woman performed graphic sex acts multiple times inside at least two branches of the Windsor Public Library over a three-month period and streamed it all live online, CBC News has learned. Refugee immigrants reporting higher incomes to CRA than investor immigrants
Refugee immigrants are reporting higher incomes to the Canada Revenue Agency than investor-class immigrants, according to data compiled by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Furthermore, the rate of investor immigrants reporting any income whatsoev Former refugees face losing residency in Canada if they return to homelandMisc CDN | 207004 hits | 12:17 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
With 2012 changes to immigration laws, the number of former refugees who lost their protected status — and permanent residency — has almost quintupled. Simon Beck Brings His Snowshoe Art To Alberta (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The astonishing snow art of Simon Beck has finally made it's way to Alberta's mountains. Beck, a British snowshoe artist, has been carving out masterpieces in snowy vistas around the world for years. He's become famous for his large scale designs... Deer with head in bag rescued by teenager's lasso in Grand Forks, B.C.
In Grand Forks, B.C. a dozen locals likely saved the life of a deer that had a heavy bag wrapped around its face — and they did it cowboy style. Oath of allegiance to Queen stays as requirement to obtain citizenship
Would-be Canadians will have to keep taking an oath to the Queen after the Supreme Court of Canada on Thursday refused to hear a challenge to the citizenship requirement. Syrian jihadists believed to have recruited 6 young Quebecers
At least six young Quebecers from Laval and Montreal left the country in January to join militants in Syria, sources tell CBC/Radio-Canada. Ottawa twins charged with terror-related offences applying for Indian statusMisc CDN | 208262 hits | 12:23 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
According to sources close to the twins, Carlos and Ashton Larmond, 24, are “very proud” Algonquins. They believe they’re the first First Nations converts to Islam that have been charged under anti-terror laws in Canada. Man accused of being Canadian security threat says weapons purchases fueled by love of guns, not terrorismMisc CDN | 208249 hits | 12:18 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
During his testimony, Mr. Ansari was asked by a Canada Border Services Agency official why someone who was jobless and living in his brother’s basement would accumulate $20,000-worth of guns and ammunition in four months. Polar bears 'coming in all directions' in Black Tickle
A resident of Black Tickle estimates there were about nine polar bears in the area on Monday, marking one of the earliest times ever that the large carnivores have been spotted in the coastal Labrador community. Privatized playground at North Vancouver's Cousteau International French School angers parent
A North Vancouver mother is raising concerns that a private school in her neighbourhood won't let other children play on its playground during the day. Nickelback Marathon To Run For 168 Hours For Podcast Host's Charity Drive
We are all this podcast host.... Princess Margaret and future PM John Turner may have 'nearly married', letters reveal
A future prime minister John Turner and Britain's Princess Margaret may have "nearly married," according to a recently unearthed cache of letters written by the princess from 1950 to 1966. Sacred dogs: Why animal cruelty cases spark intense debate
Do people care more about animals than humans? A B.C. columnist learned the hard way the dangers of expressing sympathy for a woman convicted of animal cruelty. Second World War code-breaking team members reunite after almost 70 years
Watch the reunion of two Ontario women who were sent to Britain during the Second World War to support the top secret code-breaking team portrayed in the Oscar-nominated The Imitation Game. Great Lakes ice cover reaches 81% in bitter cold
For the second consecutive winter, bitter weather threatens to turn the surface of the Great Lakes into a vast, frozen plain. Saskatchewan reserve where 2 children died had working fire truck
A Saskatchewan reserve where two children were killed in a blaze that didn't get a response from firefighters has a working fire truck but no proper equipment or a crew trained to use it. Lost in the cold: 21 years ago, a miraculous story of survival
Canada has seen cases of young children who become lost in bitterly cold weather, and while many end in tragedy, there are also stories of hope and survival. Elijah Marsh, 3-year-old boy who went missing overnight, dies in hospital
A three-year-old Toronto boy has died after spending hours outside in the bitter cold after wandering away from the low-rise apartment building where he was staying with family. Makwa Sahgaiehcan deadly fire: Unpaid bills of $3,400 part of response dispute
The Town of Loon Lake, Sask., which is generally responsible for emergency services in the area, said it didn't respond to a fire that killed two toddlers on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation this week because of a contract dispute and unpaid bills. Broken heart syndrome: Can you really die from heartbreak'
Herbert and Ellen Worthman did everything together, and that included dying. As Caroline Hillier writes, there's growing scientific interest in whether heartbreak can hasten death. Violent confrontation between 2 teen girls, police officer caught on videoMisc CDN | 206861 hits | 12:47 PM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Two teenage girls have been charged in connection with a violent confrontation with a police officer in Brampton, Ont., that was caught on video. B.C. beagle is the top dog at the 139th Westminster dog showMisc CDN | 206774 hits | 12:28 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A B.C. beagle honoured the family name when she won Best in Show at the 139th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City on Tuesday evening. Canada's Arctic compares poorly around globe: report | CTV News
A long-running study concludes that the well-being of northerners in Canada's Arctic compares poorly with those in many other Arctic regions around the world. Fort William Historical Park builds world's largest snow maze
It took the help of engineers, surveyors and more than a month to construct, but Fort William Historical Park says it shattered a Guinness record on Sunday for the world's largest snow maze. CP Rail train derails in southwestern AlbertaMisc CDN | 206904 hits | 8:19 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Canadian Pacific Railway train carrying crude oil derailed in southwestern Alberta earlier today. Canadian vet has 'no regrets' for joining fight against ISIS in Iraq
A Canadian veteran is home safe after a stint in northern Iraq fighting alongside Kurdish troops battling ISIS, but despite an experience on the front lines that Dillon Hillier admits was "terrifying," he says he would return in a heartbeat if he could. Iqaluit experiencing colder than normal temperatures
Some Nunavummiut say this is the coldest winter in a long time. CBC North's Christy Climenhaga say Iqaluit's February temperatures have been 5 degrees colder than normal.Back to Canada News
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