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Agency head on hot seat over lab scientists' firing has history with China ties and controversies
Iain Stewart's career in a sense mirrors Canada’s balancing act with a nation that is a growing hotbed of science — and alleged plunderer of others’ research Farewell to Nova Scotia: Theodore Tugboat replica leaves for new Ontario home
Theodore, the beloved TV tugboat, left Halifax Thursday morning, bound for a new Ontario home. Wood chips to replace rubber mulch full of jagged wires at Dawson City playground
A playground in downtown Dawson City, Yukon, will be closed for two weeks so crews can replace a rubber mulch surface that was ridden with pieces of wire. Explosive gender reveal party ignites wildfire near Fort McMurray
One person has been fined $600 after a gender reveal party involving explosives sparked a wildfire last week near Fort McMurray.
Taking a stand for her father and her family, she's raising the Pride flag at her former Catholic school
Eloise Morrison is preparing for a rush of emotions as she raises the Pride flag at her former Catholic school on Tuesday. Llama that served as unofficial mascot for Island gun range found dead | CTV News
A beloved llama that went missing from a gun range on Vancouver Island two weeks ago has been found dead. Swallows destroyed in their nesting boxes as vandalism escalates
RCMP are investigating after recent vandalism against nesting swallows in Salmon Arm, B.C., turned deadly. Hundreds of thousands of Canadian citizenship hopefuls waiting for applications to be processed | CBC News
Permanent residents and advocates want Ottawa to move faster on pending applications as the COVID-19 pandemic boosts the number of people waiting to take a citizenship test, documents show. Ottawa says more digital tests are coming "very soon." 911 services down in N.W.T., as communication services disrupted across North
There's a disruption in internet, long-distance calling and television services in the Yukon and the Northern British Columbia area, according to a Northwestel spokesperson. All three territories are facing long-distance landline call disruptions. China-based chain says rows of surveillance cameras in Canadian restaurants for security, not spying
Haidilao, which has four Canadian outlets, strongly refuted the article by a Canadian journalist alleging video from the cameras was being sent back to China Canada has been ranked the best country in the world | News
Canada is officially the best country in the world, according to the 2021 Best Countries Report by US News & World Report. Quebec has the worst roads in Canada, CAA confirms
A new study confirms what Quebecers already know very well: we have the worst roads in Canada. We’re also paying a heavy price for them, too. How a crew of three pulled 30,000 lbs of truck and ice out of a frozen river
A three-man crew used chainsaws and a hand-over-hand jack to lift 15 tons of ice and truck out of a river before it could plunge 40 feet to the bottom. White teacher interrupts anti-racism talk to argue, swear at Black presenter in front of students
The Lester B. Pearson school board held a series of virtual assemblies this week related to the origins of the N-word. The Black presenter says a white teacher interrupted his anti-racism presentation and directed a swear word at him. Man finds shrimp tails in his Cinnamon Toast Crunch, but the company says it's just sugar
Upon further investigation, he also found a string and cereal with black marks, which may or may not be rat droppings. He had already eaten a bowl Mental health charity reeling amid resignations over suspicions about leader's alleged secret identity
An Ottawa charity focused on the well-being of Black, Indigenous and LGBTQ youth is in disarray after staff quit and speakers pulled out of a recent conference because they believe the group's leader has multiple aliases and a history of taking her enemie Rescuers save all 31 crew members hours before ship sinks off Nova Scotia coast
Rescuers saved all crew members from the fishing vessel Atlantic Destiny — hours before the vessel sank Wednesday afternoon. The ship was in distress and taking on water after a fire off the southwest coast of Nova Scotia Tuesday night, according to the The wolves are literally at the door in Port Hope Simpson
One dog sledder says "brazen" wolves have come right up to his home to steal seal meat this winter, while the Department of Fisheries, Forest, and Agriculture is encouraging residents to keep pets indoors as much as possible. 'It's insulting': Jewish community reacts to yellow star used by B.C. anti-vaxxer on t-shirt | CTV News
Members of Vancouver’s Jewish community are reacting to a t-shirt created by a local woman comparing the COVID-19 vaccine rollout to the Holocaust. Every household to get prepaid blank postcard courtesy of Canada Post
In an effort to encourage Canadians to keep in touch during the pandemic, Canada Post is sending every household a free postcard to mail to a loved one. Buttergate: Why are Canadians complaining about hard butter'
Canadians say that the consistency of local butter has changed. Experts may have found the culprit. Did you see it' Alberta's northern sky lit up by meteor Monday morning
Something other than the sun lit up northern Alberta skies Monday morning. Thousands fed as Edmonton restaurant nears a year of free meals
For an hour a day, seven days a week, a Mill Woods restaurant serves up free meals to anyone in need. What started as a way to help people at the beginning of the pandemic, is still going nearly a year later. Earthquake strikes near Banff, Alberta
A 3.9 magnitude earthquake was confirmed six kilometres north of Banff on Saturday, according to Earthquakes Canada. Jason Kenney takes on COVID-19 conspiracy theorists in Facebook 'rant'
Premier Jason Kenney is urging Albertans who have bought into conspiracy theories about COVID-19 being a hoax or part of a global effort to impose some kind of socialist order upon the world to "wake up and smell the coffee" and look at the actual da Edmonton antique hunter finds unexpected treasures in piano teacher's estate
It was the presence of the grand piano that convinced Edmonton antique hunter Alex Archbold to take a chance and purchase Bette-Joan Rac’s estate after her death. Virtually normal: Montreal student tries to contact his online prof, only to learn he's dead
Feeling a little disconnected in a world of virtual meetings, events and lectures? No one's confronted that new reality quite the same way as Montreal student Aaron Ansuini when he tried to contact his prof. 2 Canada Post workers in Regina suspended after refusing to deliver Epoch Times
Two Canada Post workers in Regina were temporarily suspended earlier this month after they refused to deliver the latest sample edition of the Epoch Times, a paper founded by Chinese-American followers of Falun Gong and known for its critical coverage of TD customers in several provinces hit with fraudulent DoorDash debit charges
Several TD bank customers from across Canada tell CBC News they discovered one or more fraudulent DoorDash charges made to their debit card account in December. Each victim said they have never used the food delivery service. Stranded teen snowmobiler commended by B.C. search and rescue crews for digging snow cave
Search and rescue crews near 100 Mile House, B.C., are commending the actions of a 17-year-old who dug a snow cave to stay warm and safe after getting lost snowmobiling. From extension cords to a homemade barge, two Edmonton buddies try everything to extract a petrified stump
A pair of hockey dads went to extreme lengths to move a 70 million-year-old petrified tree from the Edmonton river bank to a paleontology museum. Indiana Jones would be proud. Worker missing after dozer falls through frozen Suncor tailings pond
Emergency crews are searching for a missing worker after a bulldozer fell through ice at Suncor’s base plant. Trailblazing women, rock singer, former chief among new Order of Canada appointments | CBC NewsMisc CDN | 207764 hits | 10:40 AM on Wednesday | posted by JaredMilne
A public health researcher, a disability sports advocate and several trailblazing women who achieved firsts in their fields are among the 61 people being honoured with New Year’s appointments to the Order of Canada. 'Hearts are extremely heavy' as search for missing N.S. fishing crew ends
The search for the crew of missing Nova Scotia scallop boat the Chief William Saulis ended Wednesday after teams spent 36 hours looking in the Bay of Fundy for the six men. One body was recovered, and the RCMP will now handle what has become a missing per Syrian refugees mark 5 years in Canada by becoming citizens
Five years ago, the first government plane filled with Syrian refugees fleeing the civil war touched down in Canada. Today, 29 of them from 11 families will celebrate that anniversary in a very special way — by getting sworn in as Canadian citizens. News brief: Hundreds of Haligonians come out to buy treaty lobstersMisc CDN | 208475 hits | 11:07 AM on Sunday | posted by JaredMilne
�I am so excited to see you all here to experience the very first Mi�kmaw self-regulated treaty sale in Nova Scotia,� Dr. Cheryl Maloney of Sipekne�katik told Haligonians looking to pick up some treaty lobster. Vandals smash tables, knock down stalks at Surrey corn maze
The vandalism prevented the farm from opening for most of the day Saturday, during what is normally one of its busiest weekends of the year. 'Out of control' wildfire burns in foothills west of Calgary, state of emergency declared
A state of local emergency has been declared in the Municipal District of Bighorn, in the foothills west of Calgary near the mountain parks, as a wildfire burns out of control. Women on Arctic research mission told not to wear tight-fitting clothing
A reporter embedded with the year-long Arctic MOSAiC mission said women were told wearing tight or revealing clothing would pose a "safety issue" while spending months at sea with men. 'Walk A Mile In A Ribbon Skirt' event educates on prejudice against Indigenous women
On Saturday, Chevi Rabbit and many other Indigenous women, dressed in brightly coloured skirts, took to Sir Winston Churchill Square for an event called �Walk a Mile in a Ribbon Skirt," to highlight the significance of the skirts and for non-Indigenous pe How right-wing extremists, libertarians and evangelicals built Quebec's movement against COVID-19 restrictions
The anti-mask movement has drawn a wide range of figures into its orbit, including right-right extremists, evangelical pastors, libertarian radio hosts and conspiracy theorists. What trusted journalism looks like in the age of disinformation, polarization
CBC News is one of the most trusted news brands in Canada, but we do not take the public's trust for granted or assume most people understand how our stories get made. The editor's blog is an attempt to share some of what goes on behind the scenes. In thi After part of school's roof collapses, Manitoba First Nation looks for alternative classroom spaces
A northern Manitoba First Nation is calling on the federal government for a safe place for their students to learn in, after part of their school's roof collapsed in March. Massive fire destroys stretch of New Westminster pier; residents warned of 'highly toxic' smoke
A massive fire that broke out Sunday night has destroyed much of a park along New Westminster's waterfront. Aline Chretien, wife and trusted adviser of former PM, dead at 84
Aline Chretien, the wife and trusted adviser of former prime minister Jean Chretien, has died at 84. Terry Fox honoured with Google Doodle on anniversary of first tribute run
Sunday's Google Doodle pays tribute to famed Canadian athlete and cancer activist Terry Fox on the anniversary of the first run event organized across 760 sites around Canada in his honour.Back to Canada News
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