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Misc CDN | 207336 hits | 4:10 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Chris Lawrence was a free-spirited young man. Free-spirited enough to quit school at 15 and get a job. Two days before he turned 16, his work cost him his life. Air Canada Flight AC1174 mayday ends in safe landingMisc CDN | 206624 hits | 4:00 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
An Air Canada flight from Edmonton to Toronto on Sunday morning landed safely after the pilot declared a mayday. CNN's Sally Kohn implies conservatives racist over border with CanadaMisc CDN | 207114 hits | 1:40 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
CNN contributor and Daily Beast columnist Sally Kohn implied racism with a tweet wondering why conservatives aren't worried about the border with Canada West Kelowna wildfire now partially contained at 250 hectaresMisc CDN | 206730 hits | 7:27 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Despite strong winds and increasing temperatures, firefighters gained ground Friday in the battle against the Smith Creek Fire outside West Kelowna, in B.C.'s central Okanagan. Edmonton police helicopter joins river rescue of Edmonton womenMisc CDN | 206822 hits | 7:48 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
An afternoon of fun floating down the
Pembina River turned into a 16-hour ordeal
for seven young Edmonton women. Environmentally advanced cargo ship christened in Hamilton
A massive environmentally advanced cargo ship that will take ore and grain through the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway was christened Thursday in Hamilton Harbour. Thunder Bay man 'taken down' by bear
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and Thunder Bay Police are asking people around the city of Thunder Bay to be on the look out for a roaming bear, after a man had a close encounter earlier this week. 7 hunters home safe after ice floe shifts near Arctic Bay
Seven hunters from Arctic Bay who were stranded on an ice floe are back home safe and sound. 'Good to be home,' says Tom Naqitarvik. 'Tired, wet, dehydrated. Good to be home' Residents of Hudson's Hope, B.C., flee as flames advance
Ash has been raining down from the sky in northeastern B.C., where communities have rallied to help the people of Hudson's Hope, who were forced to pack up, gather their animals and leave due to the threat of a raging wildfire. Coast Guard software glitch leaves Arctic mariners in the cold
If you're a mariner heading out on Arctic waters, don't rely on the Canadian Coast Guard for any emergency that may arise. Technical glitches in a new communications system means your call may or may not be received. Police and bylaw enforcement may be tracking your licence plate for parking dataMisc CDN | 206641 hits | 1:50 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Attack on British embassy in Iran put Canadians on alert
As protesters set fire to the U.K. embassy in Tehran in 2011, Canadian diplomats considered leaving Iran and debated what they could do for their British counterparts — including sheltering someone from the household of the U.K. ambassador. Douglas Garland re-arrested in connection with missing persons case
The person of interest in the case of a missing five-year-old Calgary boy and his grandparents has been re-arrested in connection with the case. The circumstances of Douglas Garland’s arrest remain unclear, but police sources confirmed Monday morning he i St-Hubert plane crash an accident waiting to happen, residents say
Residents of a St-Hubert neighbourhood where a single-engine Cessna airplane crashed on Saturday say they fully expected an accident to happen one day due to four nearby flight schools. Bus with 21 people crashes on Cabot Trail
A commercial tour bus carrying 21 people crashed south of Neils Harbour in Cape Breton on Sunday afternoon, seriously hurting one person and injuring nine others when it rolled into a ditch on its side. Nathan O'Brien Amber Alert: Search teams return to Liknes homeMisc CDN | 207009 hits | 5:17 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Search teams are returning to the home of Kathy and Alvin Liknes today for another sweep of the property, close to two weeks after the couple and their grandson Nathan O'Brien were discovered missing in Calgary. Coast guard rescues four float-plane passengers after crash near Bella Bella
Coast Guard crews have saved four people from the waters off B.C.’s Central Coast after their float plane sent out a mayday and crashed near Bella Bella Friday afternoon. One dead in Lac des Iles mine accident, near Thunder Bay
One person is dead following an incident at North American Palladium's Lac des Iles mine north of Thunder Bay. Rare falcon born atop Oshawa hospital
A happy, healthy and feathered baby arrived earlier this week at an Ontario hospital to a pair of rare peregrine falcons nesting atop Lakeridge Health in Oshawa. Engine failure forces plane to land on Yellowknife roadMisc CDN | 206736 hits | 9:03 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
A stunt pilot heading to Yellowknife to take part in Saturday's airshow made an emergency landing on Deh Cho Boulevard over the lunch hour on Friday. Regina's 'fabulous' islands getting attentionMisc CDN | 206692 hits | 9:00 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Regina is known as the place where Mounties get trained and Roughriders play football — maybe not as an island paradise. But maybe it should be. Bear attacks Parry Sound area home 3 times, shot by owner
A woman in Carling Township, north of Parry Sound, says she felt trapped for weeks while a nuisance bear repeatedly returned to her home, causing thousands of dollars in damage. Nova Scotia woman's comical letter to utility after Arthur goes viral
After spending five days in the dark, a fed up Nova Scotia Power customer decided to put her frustrations in writing. It turns out, she wasn't alone. Baby found locked in car in Rockland Centre parking lot
Montreal police are investigating after a seven-month-old baby boy was found locked in a car in the parking lot of the Rockland Centre in the Town of Mount Royal. False killer whale calf rescued after washing ashore near Tofino
Efforts are underway to save a young false killer whale calf which has washed ashore on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Puppy with slashed throat recovering at Winnipeg shelter
Lemon-Lime, a nine-month-old female lab cross, had an open wound on her throat and was covered in wood ticks when she was brought to D'Arcy's A.R.C. by animal services staff on Wednesday. Wolves dig out of new digs at Journey to Churchill exhibit
The wolves had other ideas about their new digs at Winnipeg's new Journey to Churchill exhibit. Family of 3 among most recent deaths on Alberta highways
Four tourists were killed on Highway 93 south of Jasper Wednesday evening when a car collided head-on with a motorhome. This is only the latest in a series of fatal crashes on Alberta's highways. 10 kittens found taped in cardboard box in dumpster in Langley, B.C.
Langley Animal Protection Society says a kitten has died and three others escaped, after 10 kittens were found abandoned, taped inside a cardboard box thrown in a dumpster. Grizzly Bear sighted north of Squamish , B.C.
WildSafeBC, the District of Squamish and the Conservation Officer Service have issued a wildlife email alert warning of a grizzly bear sighting in the Cheekye Fan area north of Squamish. Steel block allegedly thrown at family in 'atrocious' road rage case
Two children aged five years and three months were treated by emergency services after a man threw a steel block through the window of a family's car while passing them on a highway in Halton Hills, Ont. Smoke from N.W.T. fires reaches Saskatchewan, Manitoba
Smoke from the roughly 137 wildfires burning in the Northwest Territories is travelling as far away as southern Saskatchewan and Churchill, Man., in what one official says is the worst fire season in 30 years. Red Deer Creek wildfire growing in B.C.'s Peace River area
High winds and hot, dry conditions helped fuel a wildfire near some oil and gas operations in northeastern B.C. overnight. Alberta to drop 'Wild Rose Country' from licence plates
Albertans will get to vote on a new design for provincial licence plates, but keeping the slogan "Wild Rose Country" is not an option. You can now fire a cannon at Fortress Louisbourg
Parks Canada wants visitors to Fortress Louisbourg to have a ball this summer — a cannon ball. Jewish, Palestinian protesters clash in MississaugaMisc CDN | 207017 hits | 11:12 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Peel police called in all available units to help control a large crowd at the Palestine House on Thursday. 
The Federal Court says government changes to health care create two tiers of coverage between refugees who are from designated countries of origin and those who are not. Bobcats allowed to stay put under deck of Calgary home
Officials say they will not remove a family of bobcats living under the deck of a house under renovation in Oakridge. Putting Canada on the mapMisc CDN | 208561 hits | 12:14 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
22 maps that illustrate Canada as you've never seen it before. Speed limits on some B.C. highways to hit 120 km/h
The speed limits on some multi-lane highways in B.C. are going up to 120 kilometres per hour, Transportation Minister Todd Stone announced on Wednesday morning in Kamloops. No doubt aboot it: Canada is better than America in at least seven waysMisc CDN | 207963 hits | 9:16 AM on Wednesday | posted by GreenTiger
Canadians are happier, smarter and live longer than their southern neighbors. We have the charts to prove it. Harvest Meats recall issued over 'unsuitable ingredients'
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has posted a recall notice for meat products produced by Harvest Meats Co., which says that the products may contain "unsuitable ingredients." Canada Day 2014: How to fly the Canadian flag
There aren't any laws that dictate what to do with the Canadian flag, but over time, protocols have developed, with an overriding focus on ensuring the Maple Leaf is treated with respect. How did notorious tycoon so easily end up getting red-carpet treatment'Misc CDN | 208444 hits | 12:21 PM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Canada’s immigration system failed to uphold the law when it allowed a notorious tycoon linked to drugs and dictators into the country to be wined and dined by our politicians.Back to Canada News
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