CBC – Tue, 4 Sep, 2012
Residents of the hamlet of Johnsons Landing, on the northeast shore of B.C.'s Kootenay Lake, are facing a grim future after warnings it could face another deadly
Don Cherry explained on Saturday night why he disagreed with Hockey Canada's decision to ban hitting at the peewee-level.
A CFL player says a Vancouver woman killed in Mexico earlier this week will be remembered as a loving and generous person who loved animals.
TORONTO - The man who has staunchly defended the mayor of Canada's largest city through a storm of crack cocaine use allegations spent Saturday angrily lashing out
MONTREAL - A longtime Quebec journalist is in critical condition after a car accident this morning in Montreal.
Halifax Metro Transit is offering free rides to people over 65 on Tuesdays as part of a three-month pilot project.
Seniors can travel free from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and then it's free of charge again after 6 p.m.
Halifax Metro Transit said seniors should bring ID, because the operator may ask for proof of age.
The Tuesday free rides are good on busses and ferries.
TORONTO - The man who has staunchly defended the mayor of Canada's largest city through a storm of crack cocaine use allegations spent Saturday angrily lashing out at a claim that he himself once
“Toodle-oo!!!” Toronto Mayor Rob Ford told reporters through the window of his Cadillac Escalade in city hall’s basement parking lot this Friday afternoon, enunciating it in such a way that
The number of Canadian politicians embroiled in scandal goes as long as your arm — from mayors in Winnipeg, London and of course, Toronto, to premiers Clark, Redford and Wynne and now even Prime
By Peter Griffiths LONDON (Reuters) - British counter-terrorism police on Saturday arrested three people suspected of involvement in the killing of a soldier hacked to death in a London street by two
Canadians are among the developed world's hardest workers, so it's probably no surprise that a new study found we rank third-last when it comes to paid vacation days. CBC News reports the study found
By Erika Solomon BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government forces and the Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah launched a fierce campaign to seize more rebel territory in the border town of Qusair on
The Irish potato famine that caused mass starvation and approximately 1 million deaths in the mid-19th century was triggered by a newly identified strain of potato blight that has been christened
It's a big success for a witty group of political activists. Last month, Yahoo! Canada News reported that the 'Sh#$ Harper Did' group had produced an anti-Harper attack ad and were crowdfunding to
CBC News has learned the details of what precipitated the firing of Mark Towhey as Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's chief of staff — and it was advice from Towhey that Ford needs to 'get help.'
By Warren Strobel WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Saddled with Middle East problems ranging from Iran to Syria and beyond, President Barack Obama now faces one that is both old and new: Iraq. Unresolved