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Despite pandemic, Canada's population grows at fastest rate in G7: census
Despite the pandemic, Canada remains the fastest-growing country in the G7, thanks in large part to immigration, according to 2021 census data released Wednesday. Trudeau praises Queen's devotion, generosity and support of values over 70-year reign
As the United Kingdom marked the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's reign on Sunday, Canada's prime minister acknowledged the historic milestone by praising her as a "steadfast leader" and champion of "cherished values." Quebec's Muslim community to honour victims on 5th anniversary of deadly mosque attack
Five years after an attack at a Quebec City mosque that claimed the lives of six people and injured 19, survivors and Muslim community members will gather on Saturday to close off a week of events marking the tragedy. Bodies of Indian family found frozen near U.S.-Canada border won't be flown back home
The bodies of a family of four found frozen in a Manitoba field near the Canada-U.S. border last week will not be flown back to their home in India, a relative says. CanSino-McMaster deal may turn out to be 'case study of what not to do in partnerships with China': expert
A vaccine collaboration between McMaster University in Hamilton and a former Chinese partner stalled years ago and they are now independently racing to develop similar COVID-19 boosters, The Fifth Estate has found. Second World War veteran Fred Arsenault, who asked for 100 birthday cards, dies at 101
A Canadian Second World War veteran who made international headlines when he asked for 100 cards on his 100th birthday died in Toronto on the weekend. He was 101. St. John’s International Resumes Normal Operations After Temporary Solution Found | VOCM
A temporary solution has been found at St. john’s International Airport. They resumed normal operations at 8:00 this morning but caution that it is not a permanent solution.
Large, commercial passenger flights hadn’t been able to land at YYT since Poll suggests support for Bill 21 provision may have dropped in Quebec
A new poll suggests support may have slipped for a key element of Quebec's secularism law, known as Bill 21. An iceberg in B.C.' Lingering mirage leaves photographer stumped
On a clear winter day this weekend, Simone Engels captured photographs of what appeared to be an iceberg floating on the Strait of Georgia. Eastway Tank: A family business devastated by 'tragic explosion'
Six employees from what began as an Ottawa-area family business more than 50 years ago are presumed dead in a catastrophic explosion and fire that witnesses likened to an earthquake. Here's what we know about the business. Meet the former physicist who travelled the world — for cheese
What do a physicist and a cheesemaker have in common? Not much, maybe, unless they're the same person. Vancouver, Toronto and Edmonton have highest immigrant retention rates: StatsCan
Vancouver, Toronto and Edmonton have the highest immigrant retention rates in the country, according to data published by Statistics Canada. Yann Martel, Murray Sinclair top list of those named to Order of Canada for extraordinary contributions
The Governor General has appointed new Canadians to the Order of Canada, in a list that includes prominent political, cultural and academic leaders. Dog finds his best fur-friend after 12 hours on major highway
When Frankie the golden-doodle was let out by her owners, it took about an hour before they began to worry. They figured she was playing with some of her neighbourhood friends at a dog park, but she chose a different road. Family escapes Afghanistan, thanks to the help of an Edmonton-area man
An Afghan family has successfully made it out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan with the help of an Edmonton-area man, but the journey is far from over. More than 12,000 without power on Vancouver Island
A little more than 12,000 customers are without power across Vancouver Island.
According to BC Hydro’s website, as of 10:36 a.m. Saturday (Dec. 18), there are 51 outages affecting 6,246 customers in North Island and nine outages affecting 5,774 custo Earthquake jolts Gulf Islands and Greater Victoria
Earthquakes Canada said there were no reports of damage from the magnitude 3.6 quake, which struck at 4:13 a.m. PT. Federal government falling short on funding to help First Nations operate water systems, PBO says
The parliamentary budget officer says the federal government needs to increase planned spending if it wants to provide clean drinking water in First Nations. Millions of pounds of food 'rescued' as waste diversion pushes food to charity sector
Cellphone apps that make it easier for grocery stores, restaurants and catering companies to donate unsold food to charity have taken off, especially in the last year. It's changing the industry. Deer with Christmas lights in its antlers catches residents' attention in Okotoks, AB
A deer in Okotoks, Alta., is showing off its Christmas spirit after some string lights got caught on its antlers. Birdwatchers spellbound by Steller’s sea eagle sighting in Atlantic Canada
This Steller's sea eagle has trekked almost halfway around the world from its home about 8,000 kilometres away on the eastern coast of Russia. 100th anniversary of Remembrance Day poppy underlines 'hope and gratitude' of Canadians
Every year, from the last Friday of October to Nov. 11, Canadians fasten bright red poppy pins over their hearts as a symbol of remembrance for sacrifices made by war veterans. Injured BASE jumper saved in daring rescue off Alberta mountain
First responders in Alberta coordinated a daring rescue on Sunday to save an injured BASE jumper stranded on the side of a Rocky Mountain cliff face, suspended about 200 metres above the earth by only a snagged parachute. Water purification unit and military personnel arrive in Iqaluit amid contamination crisis
The Canadian Armed Forces said one reverse osmosis water purification unit landed in Iqaluit on Saturday, and another is expected to arrive on Sunday, as it responds to a request from the government of Nunavut to help provide residents with clean water. Montreal firefighter's body recovered from St. Lawrence River after boat capsizes during rescue mission
Four Montreal firefighters responded to a distress signal Sunday evening near the Lachine rapids and picked up two people. At some point, the rescue boat itself capsized and one firefighter is trapped underneath. Here's how some Canadian companies are marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
As Canada marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Thursday, some businesses are finding ways to embrace reconciliation even though they're not covered by the new statutory holiday. Rescue of Vale miners trapped underground in northern Ontario continues, with 33 of 39 now out
Thirty-three of the 39 miners trapped underground at a mine in northern Ontario have climbed to the surface, with a Vale company spokesperson saying everyone is safe and "happy to see the sunshine," and the rest expected to join them sometime Tuesday. ‘About damn time’: First Nation gets clean water after 24-year wait
Residents of Shoal Lake 40 can drink from taps thanks to a new water treatment facility but dozens of communities still lack access Police shoot, kill cougar prowling Lethbridge subdivision
Police shot and killed a large cougar they say was on the loose in Lethbridge, AB, on Saturday. Push to remove 'pretendians' from Algonquin membership rekindled after CBC investigation
A CBC investigation that cast doubt on the authenticity of a letter which has enabled more than 1,000 people to claim Indigenous ancestry is reinvigorating efforts to remove so-called "pretendians" from the Algonquins of Ontario (AOO) membership list. Otters in St. John River causing pirate-themed boat in Fredericton to sink
Dwayne Craig's homemade pirate ship, the Captain Kidd, sits on a homemade mooring in the St. John River in Fredericton. There were no problems until otters discovered it. 12-year-old's friends didn't celebrate after he came out as gay. So a park full of strangers did.
A crowd full of strangers filled a northwest Calgary park on Saturday to celebrate a boy's rainbow-themed birthday. Bearspaw First Nation gains control of savings fund after dispute with Ottawa
The Bearspaw First Nation in southern Alberta will soon be able to establish its own savings trust fund with more than $50 million in the bank after settling a dispute with the federal government. Edmonton vandals target a Ukrainian WWII memorial with a complicated history
The vandalism, including Nazi slogans, was seen on Monday night but it's not known when it happened. Poor weather leads to cancelled flights and bare shelves in Kimmirut
Regular flights to Kimmirut resumed Wednesday after seven days of cancellations, which caused a backlog of passengers and groceries destined for the hamlet. Seven other Nunavut hamlets have also seen recent cancellations due to weather. Mayor of Tisdale, Sask., shocked after helicopter lands near Dairy Queen to pick up ice cream cake
RCMP say a 34-year-old man has been charged with dangerous operation of an aircraft after a helicopter landed near a local Dairy Queen. Ottawa family has mystery on its hands after sword unearthed in backyard by contractors
Contractors found the 19th-centry relic while building a patio. Both experts and former owners of the property seem stumped as to how and when it got there. Border workers begin work-to-rule action as negotiations with government continue
Border service officers have begun work-to-rule action while unions and the government continue to negotiate a new contract. No evidence found of unmarked graves related to Shubenacadie Residential School
Crews searching the grounds and surroundings of the Shubenacadie Residential School have concluded their search, saying they did not discover evidence of unmarked graves related to the school. Emancipation Day celebrations predate Canada's official proclamation by decades
Emancipation Day is being recognized by the federal government this year for the first time, but at least one Canadian community has celebrated it since before Confederation. Cord Blood Bank of Canada owner claims in lawsuit all samples destroyed 3 years ago, but hasn't told clients
A Toronto company that was paid to store potentially life-saving stem cells from the children of roughly 3,000 clients across Canada is now claiming in a lawsuit that all the samples stored by the business were destroyed nearly three years ago. National Council of Canadian Muslims reveals anti-Islamophobia recommendations
In the wake of multiple, lethal attacks on Canadian Muslims in recent years, the National Council of Canadian Muslims has released 60 policy recommendations to combat hate and racism across the country. Multiple people dead following Kelowna, B.C., crane collapse
Police say there have been "multiple confirmed fatalities" in a crane collapse at a construction site in downtown Kelowna, B.C. Transportation Safety Board investigates possibility that a train sparked fire in Lytton
The Transportation Safety Board says new information it received on the suspected source of the fire that raced through Lytton, B.C., on June 30 prompted it to launch an investigation into trains in the area. 'I am seriously about to be homeless': Supermodel says Peter Nygard hasn't paid child support since January
American supermodel Beverly Peele says Peter Nygard hasn't paid child support in more than six months. She fears if he doesn't pay it soon, she and her children will be homeless. 7 dead, including 4 children, after fire at home in Chestermere, Alta.
Seven people are dead, including four children, after a early morning fire in Chestermere, Alta.Back to Canada News
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