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Geese threatening Windsor airport safety trucked to beach
Hundreds of Canada geese threatening the safety of Windsor airport were herded into a horse trailer Wednesday and relocated from the city to Holiday Beach in Amherstburg. B.C. backcountry mobile maps cause concern
The BC Search and Rescue Association is raising concerns about a set of free, high-resolution topographical backcountry maps released by the provincial government on Tuesday. Toddler attacked by sled dogs in Igloolik, Nunavut
An 18-month old boy is in good condition at the hospital in Iqaluit after being attacked by dogs in Igloolik, Nunavut, on Monday. Scientists take the measure of the newest generation of Sheraton falcons
Scientists banded two peregrine falcon chicks nesting at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Hamilton on Tuesday afternoon, now officially known as Laura and Brock Transport Canada orders 8 Ontario wind turbines removed
Transport Canada has ordered the removal of eight wind turbines near the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport in southwestern Ontario because they exceed height restrictions for the area and could pose a risk to pilots. 4 Vancouver men aim to row the Northwest Passage
Four Vancouver adventurers say they hope to spark discussion about climate change by attempting to become the first people to row the Northwest Passage this summer. What the Heck Is the Matter with the Mayors of Canada?
So a Canadian mayor was arrested Monday and, no, it was not the one you expect. Montreal's mayor was taken from his home early this morning, and it's making us ask a very serious question: what is going on with Canadian mayors lately? Walter Natynczyk to head Canadian Space AgencyMisc CDN | 104 hits | 2:33 PM on Sunday | posted by saturn_656
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper has appointed the country’s former top soldier to head the Canadian Space Agency in a surprise move that has raised questions about whether the civilian program is about to be militarized. More people failing revamped citizenship tests
An increasing number of landed immigrants are struggling to complete the final stage in becoming a citizen: passing the citizenship exam, CBC News has learned. That has the federal department responsible for the tests promising quicker do-overs. Killer whales spotted near Vancouver's Stanley Park
A pod of killer whales swam past Stanley Park and under the Lions Gate Bridge and into Vancouver Harbour on Friday, sparking a flurry of photos on Twitter. Canadian soldiers volunteer in search for missing Canadian in Australia
Ten members of the Canadian Armed Forces are taking it upon themselves to head to Australia to search for Prabhdeep Srawn, who disappeared May 13 during a bushwalk in the Snowy Mountains southwest of the capital Canberra. The soldiers are not going in any Deaf-blind Ottawa woman angry after ‘humiliating' Air Canada flight
An Ottawa-area woman who is both blind and deaf has launched a formal complaint against Air Canada after a difficult trip to Alberta last week that she says left her frightened and humiliated. Manitoba Wendy's backtracks on selling giant T. Rex burger | CTV News
A Wendy's outlet in Manitoba has backtracked on its offer to make customers a burger fit for Fred Flintstone. The Brandon location said Wednesday they have stopped selling their T. Rex burger, consisting of nine quarter-pound patties held together by nine Northern Ontario biologist 'dances' with bear
Thunder Bay biologist Rob Foster says he's lucky to be alive after meeting a predatory bear while doing field work for Northern Bio-Science, west of Timmins. Fredericton defeats loud vehicle bylaw
Fredericton councillors backed down on a bylaw that would have imposed noise restrictions on all vehicles, including motorcycles, in the capital city. Missing fisherman may have been shot over lobster dispute
Police believe that a missing Cape Breton man was killed in a violent confrontation that included gunfire on the water, CBC News has learned. 282 join RCMP sexual harassment class-action lawsuit
Almost 300 current and former female Mounties have come forward to join a class-action lawsuit alleging harassment within the ranks of the RCMP. Tendering process begins for Arctic naval facility
The federal government has issued a Request for Qualifications — the first step in the tendering process — for the proposed Nanisivik naval facility in Nunavut. Horse-drawn buggy, car collision injures 10 family members
Ten family members were returning home after a wedding when a car slammed into the horse-drawn buggy they were riding in shortly after midnight just south of Clifford, Ont., in Minto Township, according to one of their neighbours. Manitoba family of boy mauled by dog has house torched
Two girls aged 12 and 14 have been charged with arson after the house of a Manitoba family whose toddler was mauled two weeks ago by a neighbour's dog was burned down. Displaced ducklings navigate Portage Avenue, Broadway
A dozen ducklings tried a daring feat in Winnipeg on Wednesday when they tried to cross Portage Avenue in rush-hour traffic. Abbotsford, B.C., sorry for using manure to drive out homeless
The City of Abbotsford has apologized for spreading chicken manure over a popular gathering place for the homeless in an apparent bid to drive them out of the city. 'Deer burning' video in Dawson Creek, B.C., stirs outrage
A disturbing video that appears to show the burning of a deer in a northern B.C. town has prompted an investigation by officials. Amundsen icebreaker back in Arctic service
The Canadian Coast Guard research vessel Amundsen is on its way back to the Arctic after spending last year in dry-dock for repairs. Mental illness led man to beat dog with bat, says lawyer
The man who admitted to beating a German shepherd with a bat and leaving it to die in a Kitsilano dumpster was suffering from mental illness and does not deserve to go to jail, his lawyer told Vancouver court today. Shale gas truck seized by 'native warriors' in N.B.
A shale gas exploration company vehicle has been seized by a group of self-described native warriors near Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick. Canada's vets worried that wounded will be forgotten as wars fade
The Harper government takes great pride in saying it has poured an additional $130 million into improving the system of military medical care, including an often-trumpeted $11.4 million for mental health. But when you listen to the accounts of soldiers pa 200 gather for park dedication to fallen soldiers
A large group of people gathered in Saint John Saturday to honour six of the 158 Canadian Forces personnel who died in Afghanistan during the conflict's most deadly day for Canadian soldiers. Wounded warriors find new strength on Big Bike Ride
For eight Canadian veterans, the Paris-to-London Big Battlefield Bike Ride was a life-changing experience. Train derails near Sudbury, Ont., after trestle collapses
A train trestle over the Wahnapitae River near Sudbury collapsed on Sunday, sending train cars plummeting into the water, police say. Two rivers near Quebec City overflow, flooding homes
As much as 60 millimetres of rain fell over a short period overnight, causing the Lorette River in the western suburb of Ancienne-Lorette in Quebec City to overflow and flood dozens of basements. Alberta man grabs cougar by the tail to save dog
An Alberta man who grabbed a cougar by the tail in attempt to rescue his dog from the cat's jaws says he was acting on instinct and adrenaline. Grade 7 student was reprimanded for tackling a knife wielding classmateMisc CDN | 188 hits | 6:36 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
It takes courage and conviction to tackle someone threatening a classmate with a knife � but instead of a pat on the back, the Grade 7 student at Sir John A. Macdonald school was taught a harsh lesson in minding his own business. 4 killed in Ornge air ambulance crash in northern Ontario
Four people are dead after an Ornge air ambulance went down overnight on the James Bay Coast in northern Ontario Winnipeg school division making iPads mandatory in class
IPads will be a mandatory school supply for more than 1,000 students at a Winnipeg school division this coming school year. 2 killed in northern Alberta helicopter crash
A pilot and an Alberta government biologist were killed and another biologist was injured after a helicopter crashed in northern Alberta on Wednesday morning. Halifax boy, 14, charged with making child pornography
A 14-year-old Preston-area boy has been charged with making and distributing child pornography after a video was posted online, according to Halifax police. Canada bans all imports, exports with latest Iran sanctionsMisc CDN | 100 hits | 5:02 PM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
Abortion rights activist Dr. Henry Morgentaler dies at 90
Dr. Henry Morgentaler, who led the abortion movement in Canada, has died at age 90, more than four decades after breaking the law at the time and opening the country's first abortion clinic in Montreal. Animals escape from Alberta zoo
RCMP are investigating after workers at a private zoo in Alberta say pen fences were deliberately damaged this weekend, allowing a number of exotic animals to escape.Back to Canada News
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