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'Without reserve and without estimate': Rare 102-carat white diamond mined in Canada is up for auction
A flawless 102-carat oval diamond will head to auction on October 5 in Hong Kong at Sotheby's. Monuments honouring fallen Edmonton police members vandalized at Constable Ezio Faraone Park
City police are investigating after a park honouring fallen members of the Edmonton Police Service was found vandalized Thursday afternoon. Black bear approaches, taps runner on popular Coquitlam trail
Conservation officers say they will try to trap a black bear that was filmed on Saturday tapping a runner with its paw on a popular trail in B.C.'s Lower Mainland. Nunavut hunter survives 4 days on the land with no food, plenty of polar bears
Robert Joamie has a harrowing story to tell after getting lost for four days out on the land near Pangnirtung earlier this month. Joamie only brought his gun, some bullets and a Pepsi with him to hunt caribou. Humpback whale trapped in Campobello fishing weir
A young humpback whale has become trapped in a fishing weir off the coast of Campobello Island. Some asylum seekers who cared for patients in pandemic to get permanent residency
The federal government is granting permanent residency to some asylum seekers who cared for patients in hospitals and long-term care homes at the height of the pandemic last spring, in a one-time program that became more restrictive as Ottawa negotiated w Americans, go home: Tension at Canada-US border
Fears about spikes in US Covid-19 cases have led to some hostility between Canadians and Americans. 3 adults drown while swimming at central Alberta waterfall
According to RCMP, one adult was swept under the falls while swimming, and two others were pulled under while trying to help. Winnipeg woman recovering after gruesome Muskie attack
A Winnipeg woman has been left with physical and emotional scars after being attacked by a Muskie while swimming with her family at a fishing resort. Haida artist Bill Reid's family is 'just thrilled' to see his work on the new toonie
Nika Collison says she was blown away by how hard the Royal Canadian Mint worked to pay tribute to her grandfather Bill Reid in a way that honoured the Haida artist’s legacy, family and heritage. Mysterious Windsor Hum that plagued Ontario city for almost 10 years stops when U.S. steel plant shuts
A researcher found that the hum was being generated by the facility's blast furnaces running at a higher-than-normal capacity Bank of Canada faces shortage of $50 bills due to pandemic hoarding
The Bank of Canada is facing a shortage of $50 bills due to the COVID-19 pandemic and signs point to Canadians hoarding cash as a primary reason. Animal rights activists rally at Greater Vancouver Zoo after emaciated moose put down
Oakleaf, an eight-year-old moose, was euthanized Wednesday after months of declining body condition, according to veterinarian Dr. Bruce Burton. 
Ryan Reynolds and George Stroumboulopoulos have each chipped in $5,000 to help Mara Soriano find the bear, which was stolen in the West End, Friday. Fort McMurray residents wary of plan to buy out homes in 3 flood-prone neighbourhoods
Residents of Fort McMurray’s lower townsite are panning a proposal that would see the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo spend $135 million to buy up their homes in an effort to mitigate future flood damage. Multiple injuries in bus rollover south of Jasper: RCMP
Multiple injuries have been reported after a tour bus rollover at the Columbia Icefields near Jasper, Alta. on Saturday. Several RCMP detachments and three STARS helicopters responded to the rollover. Graffiti on monument commemorating Nazi SS division being investigated as a hate crimeMisc CDN | 207122 hits | 4:33 PM on Friday | posted by BeaverFever
Putin foe describes 'crazy' investigation into his Canadian citizenship after police search
As an activist with an intense dislike for Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pyotr Verzilov says having his Moscow apartment searched and his life turned upside down by police is something he's grown used to. But now he's accused of an unexpected crime. Toronto dad forced to dismantle and move backyard 'pirate ship' after complaint
A Toronto father has been forced to dismantle and move a pirate ship he built for his two children after an a neighbour anonymously complained to the city. Want to start your own Jurassic Park' Over 70 animatronic dinosaurs are going up for auction in B.C.
The collection of more than 70 life-size dinosaur replicas has attracted worldwide interest, says auctioneer. Alpaca popularity growing in Canada, with almost half the population in Alberta
Canada's alpaca population is growing in the province, with a huge chunk of them farmed in Alberta as the animals become more popular. Man dead after dog attack in Kamloops
Police say a man is dead after being attacked by a pit bull in Kamloops, B.C., on Monday morning. Canada loses its bid for seat on UN Security CouncilMisc CDN | 207215 hits | 2:01 PM on Wednesday | posted by shockedcanadian
Nunavut Day now a stat holiday in the territory
Starting this year, Nunavut Day will be a statutory holiday, meaning employees in territory-regulated industries will be eligible for a day off with pay. Previously, the July 9 holiday only applied to government of Nunavut employees. Why Canada might need a temporary COVID-19 tax and repayment fundMisc CDN | 207004 hits | 4:35 PM on Friday | posted by Freakinoldguy
Supreme Court of Canada rules B.C. violated French-language education Charter rights
The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered the government of British Columbia to pay the province's sole French-language school board $6 million in damages for underfunding its school bus transportation system for a decade, and an additional $1.1 million for Woman attacked and killed by her dog in Middle Musquodoboit, N.S.
The RCMP are investigating after a woman was attacked and killed by her own dog while she was walking the animal in a rural Nova Scotia community. Fox family to be left untended as volunteers leave area due to alleged threats
Volunteers with the Toronto Wildlife Centre will no longer be out protecting a family of young foxes in The Beaches after experiencing hostility from members of the community. Toronto police Chief Mark Saunders is stepping down | CTV News
Mark Saunders is stepping down from his role as the chief of the Toronto Police Service. One month after devastating flood, Fort Vermilion looking to start rebuild
Fort Vermilion residents and businesses owners have a lot of work and tough decisions ahead in its recovery from severe flooding in late April. Owner of dog shot by RCMP officer says police K9 started fight
An RCMP officer shot Lawrence Mantla's dog Rocko on Wednesday morning when a police canine training exercise in downtown Yellowknife turned ugly. Canada's National Debt Clock : The Canadian Taxpayers FederationMisc CDN | 207221 hits | 11:34 AM on Tuesday | posted by Freakinoldguy
Canadians have voted on a national lichen, and they picked a spiky white caribou snack that looks like "little mounds of cauliflower." One of Canada's largest long-term care operators is owned by a federal Crown corporation
One of the largest operators of seniors' residences and long-term care homes in Canada is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP), a federal Crown corporation. Edmonton Costco worker restores Nathan Fillion's 'faith in humanity' by paying for his mother's gas
Edmonton-born actor Nathan Fillion says his “faith in humanity” has been restored after after a kind gesture at a Costco in the city.
In an Instagram post Friday, the actor said an employee at the store recently bought gas for his mother because she wa 
An autopsy has revealed what may be the first-ever documented case of a loon killing a bald eagle in defence of its chicks. Wild horse stuck in muddy bog is alive and kicking thanks to some determined rescuers
A young wild horse likely wouldn't have survived the night if a group of animal lovers hadn't stumbled across the filly struggling — and failing — to drag itself out of a two-metre deep mud hole. B.C. school trustee blasted for transgender coronavirus conspiracy theory attacking Dr. Theresa Tam | Globalnews.ca
The chair of the Chilliwack school board called Barry Neufeld's post -- which links the WHO, transgender issues and Canada's top doctor -- a conspiracy theory with "a new twist". Quebec police investigating possible link between cell tower fires and 5G coronavirus conspiracy theories
Quebec provincial police are investigating whether at least two cellphone tower fires north of Montreal could be linked to conspiracy theories that 5G wireless technology caused the coronavirus pandemic. 
Some landlords are asking for sex in exchange for rental discounts, and one tenant hopes throwing the issue into the spotlight could prevent future harassment. 'Racist and inflammatory': Canadians upset by Epoch Times claim China behind virus, made it as a bioweapon
The Epoch Times, a controversial newspaper founded by Falun Gong members, is coming under fire from Canadians who have received unsolicited copies in their mailboxes, and from a postal carrier who doesn't want to deliver it. Minister says COVID-19 is empowering domestic violence abusers as rates rise in parts of Canada
Canada's minister for women and gender equality says that the COVID-19 crisis has empowered perpetrators of domestic violence as consultations reveal that abuse rates are rising in parts of the country. Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo declares secondary state of emergency due to flooding
The notice was announced Sunday by the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which said that the Athabasca River water levels 'are extremely high.' EU expects Canada to help it cover WHO funding shortfall caused by TrumpMisc CDN | 207750 hits | 8:37 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The European Union is planning a major pledging conference early next month to help fill the World Health Organization's funding gaps, and it expects Canada to play a key role. Here's what's causing that sweet scent of 'corpses' wafting through Calgary skies
Giant litter boxes. Dead bodies. "Sulfur death." Some pretty powerful images were being evoked on social media to describe the unpleasant smells wafting through the skies in Calgary this week — but fear not. Canadians flood Nova Scotia with support in wake of shooting tragedy | Globalnews.caMisc CDN | 207958 hits | 6:49 PM on Thursday | posted by JaredMilne
People from across the country are sending heartfelt condolences and support to Nova Scotia as the community mourns the victims of the tragic shooting. Dr. Deena Hinshaw merchandise brings help and hope
Merchandise with the face of Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, is flying off digital shelves for a good cause.Back to Canada News
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