Local News Headlines

VANCOUVER - Scientists at the Vancouver Aquarium have sprung into action, as part of an effort to prevent an endangered frog population from becoming extinct in eastern British Columbia.

VANCOUVER - Passing a balanced budget, going on a trade mission to Asia, and establishing labour peace with teachers are among B.C. Premier Christy Clark's top priorities as she announced she will recall the legislature this summer.

VANCOUVER - Former Vancouver Canucks coach Alain Vigneault appears to have some interesting opportunities as he pursues a new job.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark thanked her newly elected and re-elected MLAs in Vancouver on Thursday, who gathered for the first time following the Liberals' surprise victory in last week's provincial election.

Winnipeg police were investigating Friday the possibility that someone shot at a bus.

The boats are still at the docks and the nets are dry as commercial fishers on Lake Winnipeg wait for the delayed season to start.

The start of summer can be an especially dangerous time on Manitoba roads, according to RCMP and at least one driving instructor.

Winnipeggers can hop alongside baby kangaroos, thanks to a new exhibit at the Assiniboine Park Zoo.

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.'

A week after bombshell allegations that Toronto Mayor Rob ford was videotaped smoking crack, the mayor's chief of staff was fired and Ford is continuing to stonewall reporters.

The journalist who broke the story alleging Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was recorded on video smoking crack cocaine says he may never be able to get his hands on the evidence.

A Toronto woman found herself in trouble with the police after repeatedly asking a man in a cinema to turn off his cellphone

Toronto mayor's inner circle calls for answers in crack scandal TORONTO (Reuters) - In another sharp blow to scandal-plagued Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, several key members of his executive committee at City Hall said on Friday they are joining forces to publicly call on him to confront allegations of crack-cocaine use. The …

Qatar has withdrawn its bid to bring the International Civil Aviation Organization's headquarters to Doha from Montreal, Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announces on Twitter.

Quebec's provincial government is reportedly going ahead with the long-awaited extension of Highway 19, north of Montreal.

Montreal Police are asking the public for help finding young victims of an alleged sexual predator.

Environment Canada has issued a heavy rainfall warning for New Brunswick with as much as 120 millimetres of rain expected to fall in central, southeastern and southwestern regions by late Saturday.

The president of the Steelworkers' Union at IOC is calling for occupational health and safety inspectors to be stationed in Labrador.

Health Minister Ted Flemming is asking the New Brunswick Medical Society to restart negotiations with him over the contentious issue of health spending.

Nova Scotia's consumer advocate is asking the Utility and Review Board to reject the Maritime Link deal as currently proposed by Nova Scotia Power's parent company, Emera Inc.