NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 11-2021

All four generating units from Muskrat Falls are now ready for service and will supplement existing power sources in Newfoundland and Labrador this winter. Customers will see their bills increase some time in 2022

Prosecutors have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the ruling that overturned comedian Bill Cosby's sexual assault conviction, arguing in a petition Monday that a decision not to prosecute announced in a media release does not give a defendant l

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.

A deer in Okotoks, Alta., is showing off its Christmas spirit after some string lights got caught on its antlers.

The company is aiming for a 50-per-cent electrification mix, plus solid-state batteries by decade's end

Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein were "partners in crime" in the sexual abuse of teenage girls, a prosecutor said Monday in opening statements, with the defence countering that like so many women before her, Maxwell was being made a scapegoat for a m

Check out this aerial view of the Trans-Canada Highway damage, and the ongoing work to restore road links to Port aux Basques.

Defence Minister Anita Anand, deputy minister Jody Thomas, and Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Wayne Eyre will issue a formal apology to victims of military sexual misconduct on Dec. 13.

Documents detail how one province is making a facial-recognition system to spot "people of concern".

The RCMP says it's reviewing the legitimacy of using genetic genealogy to solve cases, but is still using the controversial DNA matching technique in the meantime.

Later this week, Barbados Governor General Sandra Mason will be sworn in as president and usher in a new republican government for the island nation. While the move is hailed by many, others are upset there wasn't more public involvement in the decision.

A jury in the Ghislaine Maxwell sex abuse trial was selected on Monday morning, as prosecutors seek to prove that the British socialite recruited and groomed underage girls for the late financier Jeffrey Epstein to abuse.

A new evacuation order was issued on Sunday in southern British Columbia as another atmospheric river drenches the province, worsening the impacts of widespread floods and mudslides.

Boeing has been told that its bid to replace Canada's aging CF-18s with a new fleet of the American company's Super Hornet fighter jets did not meet the federal government's requirements.

Researchers at the University of Alberta are struggling with a helium shortage, which could potentially put scientific research in jeopardy — and put equipment at risk of damage.

Nunavut’s chief public health officer declared a tuberculosis outbreak in Pangnirtung Thursday. The government said enhanced public health "follow-up of the situation is necessary."

A government minister sued and won over a brief Twitter post that called him a “rape apologist.” A journalist sees “asymmetric warfare.”

Typically, children's toys tend to avoid topics such as drug abuse or depression, but not always, which is a lesson that Walmart Canada is learning the hard way.A toy cactus being sold on Walmart's website as a teaching tool has been removed from the reta

Ships in Chinese waters are disappearing from industry tracking systems, creating yet another headache for the global supply chain. China's growing isolation from the rest of the world — along with a deepening mistrust of foreign influence — may be to

Duties for most Canadian lumber producers will rise from 8.99 per cent to 17.9 per cent following Wednesday’s decision by the U.S. Department of Commerce

The Greens have chosen a nonbinary astrophysicist as the interim leader of their party. Amita Kuttner, an expert in black holes, was appointed Wednesday by the Greens' Federal Council to lead the party until a new leader is elected next year.

At least 31 migrants bound for Britain died Wednesday when their boat sank in the English Channel, in what France's interior minister called the biggest tragedy involving migrants on the dangerous crossing to date.

The shift to electric vehicles is exciting, but it will leave us with thousands of tonnes of spent batteries.

Communities near ports and warehouses pay for Americans’ holiday shopping with their air quality and health. Online shopping and broken supply chains during the pandemic have made pollution even worse.

The jury in the trial of three white men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery has reached a verdict.

The province's Emergency Management Office declared a state of emergency for Victoria County in Cape Breton after heavy rain washed out roads.

Officials are urging British Columbians to prepare for heavy rainfall hitting southwestern B.C., this week, which could worsen an already precarious situation for that part of the province.

Police and the Department of Transportation are reporting multiple washed out roads in the Codroy Valley area, including the Trans-Canada Highway near Doyles, after a rainstorm pummelled Newfoundland's southwest coast overnight.

Russia's defence minister on Tuesday accused U.S. bombers of rehearsing a nuclear strike on Russia from two different directions earlier this month and complained that the planes had come within 20 km (12.4 miles) of the Russian border.

The climate pattern can lead to significant weather changes in different parts of the world.

As the 44th Parliament since Confederation gets down to business this week, parts of British Columbia are still under water. The province has only just begun to recover from what could prove to be the most expensive disaster in Canadian history. Whatever

Dodge will stop making gas-powered Charger and Challenger vehicles in 2024 as it shifts resources to electric vehicles. The company’s first electric muscle concept will be revealed in 2022, followed by a plug-in hybrid vehicle.

Premier Doug Ford on Monday criticized an Ontario condo developer that cancelled years-old sales deals with dozens of buyers unless they agree to pay more to hold on to the under-construction housing units in Barrie, Ont.

Premier Dennis King said the P.E.I. government will be considering "all options" at its disposal, including legal ones, to fight the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's suspension of fresh potato exports from the province to the U.S. due to the discovery of

Senator Denise Batters says she has the support of a number of other caucus members and senior Conservatives but has not revealed any names, and Parliamentarians supporting the petition were not expecting her expulsion so quickly, according to Conservativ

The Liberal government is setting up an internal working group to study “the full or partial civilianization” of military prosecutors and defence counsels in uniform, CBC News has learned.

The drama of a power play within the Rogers family may be winding down, but the theatrics of getting the family-run company's massive takeover of Shaw over the goal line have only just begun.

A joyous scene of marching bands and children dancing in Santa hats and waving pompoms turned deadly in an instant as an SUV sped through barricades and into a Christmas parade in suburban Milwaukee, killing at least five people and injuring more than 40

Meta said using third party firms to collect data on Facebook users for surveillance was prohibited.

Afghanistan is facing a looming humanitarian crisis as aid organizations struggle with ways to pay doctors, nurses and others on the ground because there is currently no way to transfer salaries to bank accounts there, the head of the International Commit

Days after a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed in Montreal’s Saint-Michel neighbourhood, the victim’s principal is telling her students to avoid the nearby park and to not walk alone at night.

Kyle Rittenhouse has been found not guilty on all counts. The jury reached a verdict in the Kenosha shooter trial on Friday after four days of deliberation.

Ford is seriously accelerating its electrification plans due to the tremendous demand for already introduced or announced models.

In a major reversal, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced Friday that he would repeal the controversial agriculture laws that sparked yearlong protests from tens of thousands of farmers and posed a significant challenge to his administration.

Yukoners without a family doctor are being forced to go to the emergency room for basic medical care, since the last walk-in clinic in the territory closed in August.

The families of two Calgary railroaders killed in a runaway train crash near Field, B.C., in 2019 are accusing Canada’s top safety watchdog of conspiring with CP Rail to block a criminal investigation into the deadly derailment.

The Fisker Ocean electric SUV will offer up to 350 miles of range, a solar roof, and the technology to be used as home backup power.

For descendants of two Edmonton-area First Nations, seeking justice for historical wrongs has been a hard-fought battle beset by legal challenges and divided leadership.

Marc and Craig Kielburger’s WE Charity routinely misled school-aged children and wealthy philanthropists across North America for years as it solicited millions for schoolhouses in Kenya and other projects in its Adopt-A-Village program, an investigatio

Power outages are still affecting large parts of rural Saskatchewan in wake of the overnight storm and the highways in and out of Regina were in rough shape Wednesday morning.

A record-tying night from Cyle Larin not only propelled Canada to a 2-1 win over Mexico on Tuesday at Commonwealth Stadium, but put the Canadians at the top of their CONCACAF World Cup group.

Tory senator launched a petition calling on party members to support a review of O’Toole’s leadership within the next six months

The Lucid Air, the first model from California-based electric car start-up company Lucid Motors, has been named MotorTrend's 2022 Car of the Year.

Storms forced scorpions from their hiding places into many houses across the province of Aswan

Jens Stoltenberg says large Russian military buildup has been seen near Ukraine border

Ensemble Montréal announces it has filed applications in court for recounts in two borough mayoral races: C.D.N.–N.D.G. and R.D.P–P.A.T.

Orbiting space junk identified as debris from a Russian arms test threatened the seven astronauts aboard the International Space Station on Monday, forcing them to seek shelter in their docked capsules and disrupting their work.

Counterterrorism officers arrested three people after a vehicle explosion outside the Women's Hospital in Liverpool left one person dead and another injured on Sunday, police said.

Officials believe up to 10 people have been trapped in their cars after a mudslide on a major highway in southern B.C. on Sunday.

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.

The victim of a homicide in Dartmouth early Saturday has been identified as a man accused in a high-profile sexual assault case. Halifax Regional Police identified the man as 35-year-old Alexander Joseph Frederick Thomas from East Preston on Sunday.

Rivian Automotive, an electric vehicle company that has so far delivered only about 150 electric pickup trucks mostly to its own employees, surpassed General Motors Thursday to become the second most valuable U.S. car company behind Tesla.

There's a glimmer of hope for Canadians lobbying U.S. politicians to drop an idea they fear could devastate Canada's auto industry, and it comes from West Virginia. Both of the state's senators, a Democrat and a Republican, have suggested a controversial

The federal government spent billions of dollars on income supports to help Canadians weather the pandemic — but it appears these emergency benefits inadvertently went to criminals as well.

A 65-year-old woman who suffered severe injuries in Toronto's deadly van attack on April 23, 2018, has died after spending more than three years in hospital, police say.

The judge ruled Bernier had not proved that the harm to his reputation outweighs the importance of protecting freedom of speech on matters of public interest

F.W. de Klerk, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela and as South Africa's last apartheid president oversaw the end of the country's white minority rule, has died at the age of 85.

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.

A family who thought they had bought a dog realised their mistake after it attacked other animals.

Polish authorities said Wednesday that two groups of migrants managed to cross the border from Belarus but that all the people in the groups were detained.

Shell Canada and its North American solar platform Silicon Ranch have announced plans to build a 58-megawatt solar farm adjacent to Shell's Scotford refinery and chemicals park near Edmonton.

Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole announced his shadow cabinet today and notably absent from the list of critics are MPs who have voiced opposition to existing COVID-19 vaccine policies.

A private member's bill tabled in the P.E.I Legislature could make the province the first in Canada to limit the use of non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs, in cases of sexual misconduct.

'Best way to test it and keep it out of the prying eyes of the U.S. military'

The DDoS release shows law enforcement agencies aren't just deploying choppers to keep an eye on suspects in motion. They're also using them to engage in extended surveillance of people suspected of nothing, hovering over large gatherings and deploying in

Nunavut saw "extraordinary, record-setting heat" in October, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. "It's not normal," said Peter Qisiiq of Kangiqsujuaq, Que. "To me it was amazing, skating with shorts on."

A California woman is accusing Southwest Airlines of racial profiling, saying she was accused of human trafficking while travelling with her biracial daughter.

Drivers in southwestern Ontario's traditional snow belts were plunged into an early burst of winter-like weather last week, courtesy of lake-effect snow squalls.

A US intelligence report has revealed that a drone was used in an attempt to disable an electrical substation in Pennsylvania last year, in the first known attack of its kind

B.C. is not a hot spot for tornadoes at any time of the year, so for one to occur there in the heart of fall is certainly a rare occurrence. Witnesses in Vancouver, B.C., captured video and photos of a tornado over the Strait of Georgia Saturday that r

The provincial government's 30-day deadline for First Nations to decide whether logging operations on old-growth forests should be deferred is "absolutely ludicrous" and leaves no time for meaningful dialogue, the president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chi

At least eight people died and numerous others were injured in what officials described as a surge of the crowd at the Astroworld music festival in Houston while rapper Travis Scott was performing.

A British Columbia court has ruled that Edward Rogers is the legitimate chair of Rogers Communications Inc., a major legal victory in his battle to take control of the company that bears his family name.

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a $1 trillion US package of road and other infrastructure projects after Democrats resolved a months-long standoff between progressives and moderates, notching a victory that President Joe Biden and his party

Canada's economy added 31,000 jobs last month, well down from September's pace of gains and below what economists were expecting but enough to push the jobless rate down by two ticks to 6.7 per cent.

Documents recently obtained by CBC show the mining company had signed multi-million dollar contracts with various companies in advance of its phase 2 expansion and brought workers as well as equipment North.

Another Chinese real estate company appears to be at risk of default, escalating fears of further problems in the country's embattled property sector.

The selection of a nearly all-white jury to decide the fate of three Georgia men charged with the 2020 murder of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, has forced concerns about racial fairness to the forefront of the case before the trial even begins.

In one of her first acts as Canada's new defence minister, Anita Anand announced today she's transferring the investigation and prosecution of sexual misconduct cases within the Canadian Forces into the civilian justice system.

Investigators have made an arrest in the unusual case of a fake psychologist who was working with the Ottawa police. But in a twist, investigators say the culprit isn't an imposter — but the actual therapist.

Anita Uuttuvak sat alone in front of a microphone about 1,000 kilometres away from the in-person hearings on the Baffinland Iron Mine's expansion proposal at Mary River Mine — and lambasted its executives. "The lives of Pond Inlet people matter," she sa

A US defense department report says Beijing could have 700 warheads within six years and more than 1,000 by 2030

A small Vancouver-based mining company with mining rights to one of the biggest undeveloped lithium deposits on Earth has become the focus of an unexpected bidding war.

Military police and civilian law enforcement have investigated up to 70 cases of alleged hateful conduct and racist attitudes within the Canadian Army. The reviews have resulted in the release of as 20 soldiers and come after the country's top military co

A $6-billion US donation from Space X founder Elon Musk may help stave off starvation for millions currently facing famine, but it certainly would not "solve world hunger," experts say.

The man accused of killing a 45-year-old doctor in Red Deer in August 2020 died Tuesday morning, just weeks before his murder trial was to begin.

The nation is a fifth of the way to its goal of 500,000 chargers by 2030.

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.

An apparent cyberattack on parts of Newfoundland and Labrador's health-care system is leaving doctors and patients scrambling after thousands of medical appointments were cancelled on Monday as a result.

The Toronto District School Board has placed a teacher on home assignment after he wore blackface at Parkdale Collegiate Institute during Halloween celebrations on Friday.

Carrie Bourassa has been placed on immediate leave by both the University of Saskatchewan and the Indigenous health arm of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, where she is scientific director, after a weekend of online outrage stemming from CBC's

Elon Musk, the richest person in the world, says he will sell $6 billion US worth of Tesla stock and donate the proceeds to the United Nations' food agency if it could show how the money would solve world hunger.

Canada will impose a hard cap on emissions from the oil and gas sector, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday at the COP26 summit in Glasgow.

Internal documents show that Facebook has been actively hiring employees to build products that target children as young as 6 to expand its user base.