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City crews to dismantle Ontario family's homemade hockey rink
City crews are preparing to dismantle an Ontario family’s homemade hockey rink that had been popular with local children. Dalhousie professors go public with Facebook scandal complaintMisc CDN | 207363 hits | 8:52 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Four Dalhousie professors who filed a formal complaint on Dec. 22 about the sexually abusive postings of a male Facebook group are now releasing their complaint publicly. Deaf woman's service dog Milo returned after 6 monthsMisc CDN | 206905 hits | 5:22 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Fredericton resident Sue Perry got the New Year's Day smooch of a lifetime when she was reunited with the service dog she lost in Ottawa in July. See the emotional reunion of Perry, who has been deaf since birth, with Milo in a YouTube video. Canadian tourist rescued from zip line high above Las Vegas streetMisc CDN | 206919 hits | 5:20 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A Canadian tourist stuck dangling from a Las Vegas zip line about 24 metres above a street for nearly an hour is back on solid ground after being rescued by firefighters. Skiers rescued after chairlift breaks down at Mont Ste. MarieMisc CDN | 206897 hits | 5:18 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
About 100 skiers were stranded after a chairlift at a resort north of Gatineau, Que., broke down, prompting fears the skiers could develop hypothermia, but rescue efforts were swift. Winnipeg baby left in recycling bin; teen charged
A teenager has been charged after a 19-month-old girl was found in a dumpster in freezing weather, Winnipeg police said Friday. True heroes: The condo was on fire, a boy was trapped in his room - so two neighbours snapped into actionMisc CDN | 206861 hits | 12:56 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Vivian Haris-Ganis started 2015 in intensive care at B.C. Children’s Hospital, with no home to return to. Still, on New Year’s Day, she said she feels “lucky.” Mother claims a niqab-wearing school bus driver poses a safety riskMisc CDN | 207080 hits | 12:26 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Stacy Joseph says this is not about any particular person or religion, it's about the safety of her children. 6 wild animals in unexpected places ... and one very short cat
This year's weird wildlife encounters include a bear on a golf green, a fox on a bus and some turtles where no turtle should ever be. Take a look at some of the notable animal stories and odd encounters between animals and humans that took place in 2014. Cost of becoming Canadian goes up for 2015 
For the second time in a year, the Conservative government has hiked the fee it charges to make someone a citizen. The new price for processing citizenship documents has been set at $530 as of Jan. 1, up from the formerly new price set last February of $3 Canadian imam wants to expose radical recruiters of Muslim youth
Reaching out to talk with Muslim youth who are at risk of being radicalized isn't enough to stop it from happening, say parents, clerics and police. 
Jake Lotocki, 12, got to meet his hockey hero, New York Islanders’ John Tavares before the team’s game against the Winnipeg Jets. The boy was bullied by a group of Jets fans after a game in March. B.C. spousal homicides reach record high
According to the B.C. ministry of justice, there were 14 homicides between intimate partners in 2014 — which is the highest it has been in the past five years. Memory Box project honours Canada's fallen soldiers
A Nova Scotia veteran wants to create more than 100 “memory boxes” for the families of those who have died as part of Canada’s war in Afghanistan. Sarah Stott, young woman whose legs were severed by train, in good spiritsMisc CDN | 208682 hits | 1:15 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Sarah Stott's legs were severed by a freight train earlier this month. More than 15 surgeries later, her mom says the 22-year-old is doing "amazing," considering everything her daughter has been through. Porter passengers en route to chemotherapy get bumped from flight
A man from Thunder Bay says he has concerns about the way Porter Airlines bumps passengers from over-sold flights. Animal rescues and close encounters: B.C.'s top wildlife stories of 2014
From curious bears and angry moose to dolphin displays and a jellyfish invasion, here are our top B.C. wildlife video and photo stories of 2014. Snowy owl 'epidemic' sweeps across Ontario
Snowy owls have flocked to Ontario in huge, rare numbers for the second consecutive year. Pit bull-Rottweiler mauls newborn girl in Saanich home
A 17-year-old pit bull-Rottweiler cross has been euthanized after mauling a newborn baby girl in Saanich, B.C., police said Sunday. Toronto Porter flight forced to land en route to WashingtonMisc CDN | 206475 hits | 5:45 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Crowdfund set up for boys orphaned after north Edmonton fireMisc CDN | 208372 hits | 8:54 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
The family and friends of a man and woman killed after a house fire in north Edmonton have turned to crowdfunding to raise money for the couple’s two young children. Banff CP Rail derailment cleanup continuesMisc CDN | 208618 hits | 8:36 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Cleanup work continues this weekend on a train derailment in Alberta that sent a number of cars tumbling into a creek west of Banff. ISIS, Ebola top international news stories in Canada: exclusive pollMisc CDN | 208180 hits | 2:05 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Canadians have chosen the dual scares of Islamic State terrorism and Ebola as the top international news stories of 2014. Queen Elizabeth calls for harmony in Christmas message
Queen Elizabeth used her traditional Christmas broadcast to call for international reconciliation and praise medical workers fighting Ebola in Africa. Opinion: The Inuit spirit of sharing is alive this Christmas
A growing number of southerners are flooding Nunavut with donations of food, clothing, toys and sports equipment this year. 'Southern generosity should be received in the same spirit in which it is given; not in the spirit of welfare,' argues guest column National security demands leave other RCMP areas understaffedMisc CDN | 208213 hits | 9:33 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Mounties working on organized crime, drugs and corruption have been transferred to investigate Canadian foreign fighters Spectacular Lamborghini crash caught on dash-cam video
The driver of a Lamborghini and a passenger are lucky to be alive after the car careened off a highway south of Vancouver on Sunday morning and smashed into a tree before ending up in a ditch. A solo Christmas, snowshoeing across Great Slave Lake
David Arbeau plans to spend this Christmas on a 2-week, 200 km snowshoe trip across Great Slave Lake. ‘I've always planned on doing a long trip like this,’ he says. ‘It gives me time to be by myself, I'm in solitude. And I like that type of feeling.’ Salvation Army gets help and thanks from WWII veterans
Second World War veterans gave thanks to the Salvation Army on Tuesday while helping the charitable organization make one final fundraising push. South East Bight no longer in need, embraces spirit of giving
It's mid-morning in mid-December and there's an unmistakable feeling of excitement in the air as the RCMP patrol vessel Murray slowly pulls alongside the wharf in South East Bight. Earthquake 'swarm' strikes off B.C. coast, but no sign of the 'Big One'
A series of earthquakes that struck off the coast of B.C. over the weekend is not a sign that a large quake is imminent, says geological researcher Dr. Honn Kao. Girl, 14, dead after being hit by Toronto bus
A candlelight vigil is being held at a Scarborough bus stop this evening for a 14-year-old girl who was struck and killed Friday by a TTC bus. Meanwhile, police are looking to speak with six people who may be witnesses in her death. Manitoba chiefs want teacher Brad Badiuk fired for 'hateful' commentsMisc CDN | 208581 hits | 9:27 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs are demanding the "immediate termination" of Winnipeg high school teacher Brad Badiuk for comments he posted on social media 4.3 magnitude earthquake detected off coast of British Columbia
There was a 4.3 magnitude earthquake centred about 517 kilometres offshore west northwest of Vancouver.
Edmonton police issue Amber Alert for 3 children
Edmonton police have issued an Amber Alert after three children were reportedly abducted from a home in north Edmonton. Fort McMurray Airport evacuation over, passengers returning
The Fort McMurray Airport was evacuated after a security threat Friday afternoon. Police have a person in custody and are allowing people back into the building. Holiday travel: Friday before Christmas the busiest time of year
It's the last Friday before Christmas, one of the busiest, most chaotic days of the year for travellers, who are warned to brace themselves for longer lineups and delays. Bert and Ernie released back into the wild
A pair of Canadian geese were released back into the wild after a couple months in rehab. Same-sex marriage harms free speech, new Ontario judge wrote in 2012Misc CDN | 206622 hits | 6:20 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Bradley Miller said the “new orthodoxy” about gay marriage in Canada means that those who object to it are treated as bigots and denied their rights as parents, workers, pamphleteers or religious believers Tall ship Liana's Ransom dismasted off Cape Sable Island
A Nova Scotia-based replica pirate ship, Liana's Ransom, is awaiting repairs in Clark's Harbour after losing its mast off the coast of the province. Hamilton Lancaster bomber's borrowed Merlin engine returns to U.K.
A C-130 Hercules from the Royal Air Force U.K. arrived at Hamilton's Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum Wednesday afternoon to pick up a Merlin engine it lent to Vera in the summer. Australia, Canada and 'Lone Wolf' TerroristsMisc CDN | 206807 hits | 9:20 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Comparisons between the Sydney and Ottawa gunmen as unbalanced loners may be way off. MMA fighter "Ruthless" Ryan Chiappe not allowed in Prince George after alleged puppy theftMisc CDN | 206875 hits | 9:22 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A competitive mixed martial arts fighter who calls himself "Ruthless" Ryan Chiappe has been banished from Prince George, B.C. after he allegedly stole a pit bull puppy. Deer on ice rescued by conservation officers in Okanagan
Conservation officers rescued a white-tailed deer that had fallen on the frozen Duck Lake, near Kelowna, B.C. Misc CDN | 206824 hits | 9:16 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Islamic State militants have the capacity to build very sophisticated and tricky bombs and so in late November when a farmer near Erbil, Iraq, found explosive devices on his land after jihadi forces fled, he called on Kurdish peshmerga soldiers for help. Giant snowman stands 6 metres tall in Fort Nelson, B.C.
A Fort Nelson man spent three weekends in –30 degree weather to build a giant snowman, complete with top hat and carrot nose, for his children. Canada considers prioritizing religious minorities in Syria refugee resettlementMisc CDN | 206890 hits | 7:03 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The federal government is seeking to resettle more Syrian refugees but only from the country’s religious minorities, according to sources close to discussions around Canada’s position on refugees from the war-torn nation. Alberta to allow hunters to kill 500 female elk on military base in FebruaryMisc CDN | 207411 hits | 6:27 PM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
The government and the Department of National Defence will allow hunters to kill up to 500 more female elk at Canadian Forces Base Suffield in February.Back to Canada News
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