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Cause of fatal B.C. crash may never be known
RCMP say they may never know what caused an SUV carrying five people from Prince George, B.C., to crash head-on into a semi-trailer five kilometres outside McLeese Lake on Thursday. Mosque may be shipped to Iqaluit from Winnipeg
The Winnipeg group that sent a mosque to Inuvik, N.W.T., in 2010 is planning to send another one to Iqaluit. Passenger bus rolls near Redwater, Alberta
At least 30 people were injured, some seriously, when a Red Arrow passenger bus rolled over Friday afternoon near Redwater, Alta. Guy Lafleur's son arrested yet again
MONTREAL - Mark Lafleur, the troubled son of hockey legend Guy Lafleur, has been arrested for the second time in six months for violating a court order not to frequent bars. Crane drops section of Port Mann bridge into B.C. river
A crane tipped off its tracks on the Port Mann bridge construction project east of Vancouver on Friday morning and dropped a segment of the bridge into the Fraser River. B.C. vehicle collision kills up to 5 people
As many as five people have died after a tractor-trailer and a passenger vehicle collided outside the town of McLeese Lake, about 350 kilometres north of Vancouver. Adrift Canadian sailors rescued at sea by U.S. ship
The trio was caught in a violent storm in the Pacific Ocean before being rescued by U.S. freighter ship Horizon Reliance Teacher who sprayed air-freshener on boy suspended
A Newfoundland teacher who sprayed one of her students with air freshener has been suspended with pay from her job, according to a statement from the school board responsible for Twillingate Island Elementary School. Eleven dead in horrific crash in southwestern Ontario
Migrant workers travelling in van on Highway 107 near Stratford killed when vehicle T-boned by flatbed truck 5.7-magnitude quake recorded off B.C., no tsunami danger
A tsunami is not expected after a 5.7-magnitude earthquake was recorded off the coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, about 170 kilometres west of Ucluelet. Slain woman soldier remembered in school's name
A new school in Calgary is being named for Capt. Nichola Goddard, the first female Canadian soldier killed in combat. Former Vancouver mayor Tom 'Terrific' Campbell dies
Tom Campbell, whose reign as one of Vancouver most controversial mayors heralded a complete change in the direction of the city’s growth, has died at the age of 84. Canadian imam Syed Soharwardy to issue fatwa against ?honour? killings
A Calgary imam will take the bold step of issuing a fatwa ? an official religious edict pronounced by a scholar of the Muslim faith ? against honour killings and domestic abuse on Saturday B.C. premier plans liquefied natural gas exports
British Columbia is putting its energy future into exports of liquefied natural gas to Asia, Premier Christy Clark announced on Friday morning. Parks Canada walks away from national park plan
Parks Canada is stepping back from plans to create a controversial national park in the South Okanagan-Lower Similkameen, which has been hotly debated by environmentalists and hunters for almost a decade. Warm winter ahead for most of Canada
Most Canadians across the country can look forward to a warmer-than-normal winter, right through until spring, according to Environment Canada's latest forecast. Android users mostly likely to have sex on first date: Survey
Canadian singles who use Android phones are more likely to have sex on a first date and partake in one-night stands, in comparison to those with other types of smartphones, according to a results of a survey. Windsor Muslim women react to Shafia verdict
Two Windsor Muslim women are speaking out against violence against women after the Shafia trial ended with three people found guilty of the first-degree murder of four female family members. Unique 'cottontail' cows could be slaughtered
A herd of cottontail cows could be sent to the slaughterhouse if a retiring Ottawa-area beef farmer can't sell them before the spring. Yukon family, boarder found dead in home
Whitehorse RCMP are reporting that five people are dead at a home in Whitehorse, Yukon. Carbon monoxide poisoning is one of the potential causes firefighters are investigating. Canadian flag law proposal divides MPs
A Conservative MP's private member's bill to make it a crime to prevent someone from flying the Canadian flag was the first order of business for MPs when they returned to work in Ottawa on Monday. Scientists 'in shock' after Canada's premiere icebreaker docked for repairs
The icebreaker at the heart of Canada's premier Arctic science program has been pulled from service, leaving researchers scrambling to find other ships to take them to the North. Review of controversial Prosperity mine in B.C. begins
A federal environmental review is quietly getting underway for the contentious Prosperity gold and copper mine in the B.C. Interior. Activists denounce CSIS intimidation tactics that create 
MONTREAL - A group of Montreal activists is denouncing the Canadian Security Intelligence Service fo... - Breaking News - Winnipeg Free Press. Lego man's flight raises air safety concerns
Two Toronto teens who launched a Lego man into space were rewarded with some awe-inspiring video, but experts say anyone trying to replicate the feat should be aware of air safety. Steep fines for wood-burning restaurants
A recent crackdown on Montreal wood-burning restaurants has some owners concerned. Former highways minister slams Coquihalla snow removal
Another four-hour closure to the Coquihalla Highway Friday morning had drivers questioning the quality of maintenance provided by the current contractor. Rick Rypien's story shines beacon of hope
Vancouver Canucks sponsor mindcheck.ca, a website that urges sufferers to seek help Dogs found shot, dumped in Reserve Mines
A Cape Breton man says his family is devastated after two of their dogs were found shot and dumped off a rural road in Reserve Mines. Baby hurt in Winnipeg house fire dies
The four-month-old Winnipeg girl who was hospitalized following a devastating fire that killed her mother, grandmother and two sisters has died, according to the head of the Islamic Social Services Association. Calgary Zoo lion dies following surgery
The Calgary Zoo's 16-year-old lion, Okonko, died Friday afternoon from heart failure following intricate surgery to remove its cancerous spleen. Sims sticks to guns about sniper rifles
Local NDP MP Jinny Sims says she didn't mean to offend any of her Newton-North Delta constituents' sensibilities with her recent "sniper rifle" mail-out. Harper considering raising OAS age to 67
The Conservative government is considering raising the age Canadians can receive the Old Age Security benefit from 65 to 67, CTV News has learned. Vernon group pushes for full-serve gas bylaw
People living with physical disabilities say there aren't enough full service gas stations in Vernon, and are asking city hall enact a bylaw to change that. Wild bison could once again roam in Banff
CBC News has learned federal Environment Minister Peter Kent is set to announce discussions on re-introducing bison to Banff National Park. $1.4B Evergreen Line to open by 2016
The long-awaited Evergreen Line SkyTrain route will cost an estimated $1.4 billion by the time it opens in the summer of 2016, officials announced on Wednesday morning in Port Moody, B.C. $100 hot dog on Vancouver menu
A little storefront on Vancouver Granville Street is the home of some big ideas, and some big-ticket food items. Great Lakes, St. Lawrence Seaway under threat from pleasure boats: report
With millions of pleasure craft plying the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway, marine security officials’ greatest concern is the threat of small, harmless-looking boats attacking nuclear plants, international bridges, chemical factories and other vital Quebec snowmobile crashes kill 5 over 2 days
Snowmobile crashes have claimed five lives over a two-day period on Quebec trails and roads. Skaters give thumbs-up to new canal chalets
Many skaters on the Rideau Canal said the new chalets enhanced their experience Saturday, despite initial Missing workers in B.C. mill blast ID'd
CBC News has learned the two mill workers who are unaccounted for after a fiery explosion at a sawmill in Burns Lake, B.C., Friday evening are two local men, Carl Charlie and Robert Luggi. The cons who came in from the cold
Unlike many employers, Warm Up Winnipeg does not ask about an applicant's criminal record until after he joins the organization, giving him the opportunity to gain work experience and practical training that he likely wouldn't have gotten anywhere else. Lost Anne of Green Gables silent film recreated
An Ontario couple who collect Anne of Green Gables artifacts stumbled upon music for a silent film version of the beloved story. When they discovered the film was lost, they set out to recreate it. Deana Sumanac reports. Blizzard delays hockey player's medevac
A young hockey player waited two days to find out if her neck was broken because medevac flights were grounded due to the blizzard in the Mackenzie Delta this week. Ottawa denies Via Rail up for sale
A spokesman for federal Transport Minister Denis Lebel denies Ottawa is thinking about selling Via Rail, despite a report Friday saying otherwise. Lost film on Canada's Arctic shown in Edmonton
A long lost silent film on Canada's Great White North has been re-cut from old raw footage and was shown in Edmonton Saturday afternoon. 'Fireball' injures 19 in massive B.C. mill explosion, 2 missing
From Yahoo! News: BURNS LAKE, B.C. - Sawmill workers in this Northern B.C. community fought desperately to push into their mill engulfed in flames after an explosion tore through the building with about 30 employees inside. 45% rent hike 'unbelievable,' East Van tenants say
Tenants in an East Vancouver apartment building say they'll be driven out of their homes if the landlord wins permission to increase rents by 45 per cent. Burns Lake mill destroyed by fire and explosion
Just after 8pm Friday, a massive explosion and fire tore through the Babine Forest Products mill, east of Burns Lake.
Read it on Global News: Global BC | Burns Lake mill destroyed by fire and explosion B.C. cougars getting braver: 2 close encounters
Mounties are issuing a warning after a cougar reportedly chased a little girl in one of two Mission, B.C. sightings Thursday.Back to Canada News
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