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Homeless woman fined for building her own home
A homeless First Nations woman in Northern Ontario faces a $10,000 fine after attempting to build a cabin on land where she grew up. St. John's machine shop 'no place for a woman,' welding graduate told
A recent encounter between a female welding graduate and a hiring manager at a fabrication company in St. John's is proof that obstacles still exist for woman hoping to break the barriers. Friendly moose put down by wildlife officer in Tweedside, N.B.
A young moose that has been posing for pictures in the rural community of Tweedside, N.B., in recent weeks and even allowing people to pet her has been put down by a wildlife officer. Dryden police investigate after blade found in Halloween candy
Dryden police are investigating after a young person discovered a blade in a Tootsie Roll received while trick-or-treating on Halloween. BC Ferries Nanaimo-Horseshoe Bay route will not be cut says minister
A suggestion by BC Ferries that the service between Horseshoe Bay and Nanaimo is cut has caused outrage - but it's not the only change you should know about. Second sewing pin found inside candy bar in Halifax area 
The RCMP are investigating a second complaint of a pin found inside a candy bar in the Halifax area. How to keep your Remembrance Day poppy in place
Poppies are important to wear but easy to lose this time of year, thanks to the single, slippery pin that most people use to keep them in place. But there are better ways to keep a poppy on, as some Canadians have discovered. Ottawa River rescuer: Car plunged, 'So I jumped in the water'
An Ontario woman likely has a Good Samaritan to thank for her life after her car plunged into the frigid Ottawa River Tuesday evening. First World War soldier's remains identified as young private from Manitoba
The Department of National Defence and the Canadian Forces have identified the remains of a soldier who fought for Canada during the First World War. 4 mistakes to avoid when going through an intersection
After the Region of Waterloo published a list of the most dangerous intersections for 2013, CBC Kitchener-Waterloo decided to ask a veteran driving instructor about some of the most common mistakes he's seen while navigating through one. Camera bears it all: photographer captures beautiful moment with grizzly bear | Toronto Star
A B.C. photographer hid in the bushes as a grizzly bear wandered up to his camera and started studying the buttons, gently pulling the strap before sauntering off to fish. Food Bank Canada report: Number of Canadians in need of help 'alarmingly' high
Food bank use in Canada increased slightly this year in comparison to 2013 and it remains significantly higher than it was before the economic recession, according to a report released Tuesday by Food Bank Canada. Three Yukoners charged with drunk driving within half hour
A collision in residential area of Whitehorse leads to one of three impaired driving arrests by RCMP Saturday afternoon. New Montreal bridge could be named after Rocket Richard
The idea to name the replacement for the Champlain Bridge after hockey great Maurice (Rocket) Richard is stirring up controversy. The bridge slated for completion in 2018 could be named after hockey great Maurice (Rocket) Richard. Therapy dog 'disembowelled' by pit bull in unprovoked attackMisc CDN | 206994 hits | 12:48 AM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
VANCOUVER -- Yuri was an assistance dog who helped a woman with autism navigate her daily life, a therapy animal who comforted palliative care patients and an integral part of his Vancouver family. A leap of faith took them to the Yukon. Now a bear attack has left their adopted community reelingMisc CDN | 206987 hits | 12:45 AM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
'We were so proud when we got our Canadian citizenship. I hope I can stay on at Four Mile, just to feel Claudia’s spirit around me' ‎Majority want foreign-fighting Canadians stripped of citizenship: PollMisc CDN | 207023 hits | 12:32 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
MONTREAL - More than two-thirds of Canadians support revoking citizenship from Canadians who fight for foreign armies, a new poll suggests. Daylight saving time 2014 ends this weekend
Most Canadians will get a longer snooze when the vast majority of the country reverts to standard time this weekend, as clocks move back an hour on Sunday morning. Patrice Vincent honoured at Longueuil funeral
"The whole career of Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent represents the very opposite of the savage ideology that cost him his life," Prime Minister Stephen Harper said at a private funeral service attended by 1,000 guests Saturday for the Canadian Forces war
Misc CDN | 206946 hits | 1:00 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Muhammad Aqeeq Ansari, a 30-year-old software designer in Toronto, denied bail after being accused of maintainng website for the Pakistani group Ahl-e-Sunnat Wal Jamaat Legion names Silver Cross Mother: Gisele Michaud
Gisele Michaud, who lost her youngest son after he was fatally wounded in Afghanistan, has been announced as this year's National Memorial (Silver) Cross Mother. Titan the husky reunited with owners after surviving 100 pellet shots
Titan, the husky found riddled with buckshot last month, has been reunited with his rightful owners. Titan was first found wandering around St-Bruno on Sept. 30. The dog was in critical condition, with more than 100 pellets lodged in his face, eyes and bo $705K raised in fund for Nathan Cirillo, Patrice Vincent families
Though it fell just short of a lofty $750,000 goal, the Stand on Guard Fund organized for the families of Nathan Cirillo and Patrice Vincent raised just over $705,000 as its crowd funding deadline passed at midnight. Heroism during Ottawa shooting leads to free beer for Alain Gervais
House of Commons guard Alain Gervais won't have to pay for beer for a long time to come after Molson Coors Canada delivered several hundred bottles to his home in thanks for his work in last week's shooting. Hawk, Calgary police dog, to help child witnesses in sex abuse case
The Calgary Police Service's victim assistance service dog, Hawk, will be allowed to sit with two child witnesses when they testify at a sexual assault trial. A Day in the Life of Nova Scotia: Full documentary
Your wait is over, Nova Scotia. After days of sorting through thousands of submitted videos and photos, we're ready to present A Day in the Life of Nova Scotia, a visual tour of the province through its residents' eyes. Former general Walt Natynczyk named DM of veterans affairs
Space industry officials expressed surprise Wednesday after learning that the head of the Canadian Space Agency is leaving the position after barely more than a year on the job. Rescue dog with Behchoko RCMP breaks down barriers
Paddy Cakes, a dog who was homeless two years ago, is now part of the Behchoko RCMP detachment. 'People can relate to her and just connect with her. It kind of just soothes everything down.' Gabriola Island Bridge project prompts new opposition from residents
An opposition group to a new bridge proposal for Gabriola Island is planning on mounting a petition campaign against the project. Revenue Canada's letters full of gobbledegook, internal report finds
A new study for the Canada Revenue Agency gives a failing grade to the millions of letters sent to taxpayers each year, calling them "confusing" and "dense." The agency agrees, promising to clean up its act starting next February. French National Order of the Legion of Honour given to N.B. vets
A retired Saint John doctor was among 14 New Brunswick veterans honoured Tuesday for his work during WWII. Dr. Frederick George received the French National Order of the Legion of Honour for his role in liberating France. Chester the false killer whale gaining weight, says Vancouver Aquarium
The Vancouver Aquarium has released a new video showing the recovery of a false killer whale rescued near Tofino in July. Cpl. Nathan Cirillo mourned at funeral in Hamilton
Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, who was gunned down while standing guard at the National War Monument in Ottawa, was honoured today with a regimental funeral in his hometown of Hamilton. Supreme Court rejects payout for couple who wanted to order 7Up in FrenchMisc CDN | 209169 hits | 11:54 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Supreme Court of Canada has denied financial compensation to an Ottawa couple who sued Air Canada when, among other things, they could not order a 7Up in French. Ottawa shooting driven by ideological motives: RCMPMisc CDN | 206530 hits | 2:11 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Police investigating after senior hit, killed by vehicle in crosswalkMisc CDN | 208403 hits | 9:37 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Edmonton police are investigating after a woman was killed after being hit by a vehicle in a crosswalk. Farmers ask province for help after wolf pack moves in on pastureMisc CDN | 208162 hits | 9:30 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A group of Alberta farmers who pasture their cattle near Cooking Lake are asking for the province’s help to manage a pack of wolves that are killing their animals. Sarnia explosion: 2nd worker now in critical conditionMisc CDN | 208500 hits | 9:27 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Police say a second victim of an explosion at an industrial facility in southwestern Ontario is now in critical condition. In wake of Canada attacks, Toronto police drill for disasterMisc CDN | 208411 hits | 1:56 PM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
TORONTO (Reuters) - About 100 police, firefighters and other emergency workers held a disaster-response drill in downtown Toronto's deserted financial district on Sunday following a week that saw two soldiers Banff trick-or-treaters warned to carry bear spray after grizzly sighting
Bear spray might not be part of the traditional Halloween festivities but this year, Parks Canada officials in Banff are advising trick-or-treaters to have some on hand after multiple grizzly sightings around town. Jihadists celebrated attacks on Canadian military men as dead soldier memorializedMisc CDN | 210306 hits | 5:46 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Jihadists lauded the attacks in Canada that took the lives of two soldiers, posting celebratory wishes on Twitter and encouraging more destruction Canadian Muslim groups denounce violence, brace for backlash following Ottawa shooting | canada.comMisc CDN | 207133 hits | 3:53 PM on Friday | posted by JaredMilne
Omar Khadr wins right to expand lawsuit against OttawaMisc CDN | 208450 hits | 2:05 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A Federal Court ruling means Omar Khadr can significantly expand his $20-million civil lawsuit in which he accuses Ottawa of complicity in what he claims was his torture at the hands of the Americans. Cold Lake residents work together to clean up vandalized mosque.Misc CDN | 209036 hits | 1:24 PM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
It appears the vandalism sparked reaction from many in Cold Lake, by 1:30 Friday afternoon, a number of Cold Lake residents had converged on the mosque, in an effort to clean up the spray paint.
Read more: http://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/cold-lake-residents Cold Lake, Alberta mosque vandalized | CTV News
Vandals have defaced a mosque in Cold Lake, Alta., smashing its windows and spray-painting the building with a racist message. Misc CDN | 206880 hits | 9:26 AM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
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