Men who built Toronto mystery tunnel wanted place to 'hang out,' police say The Canadian PressPolice say they have identified and interviewed two men who built a tunnel near a Pan Am Games venue in Toronto and have determined there is no criminal intent or threat. More »Men who built Toronto mystery tunnel wanted place to 'hang out,' police say
Police say they have identified and interviewed two men who built a tunnel near a Pan Am Games venue in Toronto and have determined there is no criminal intent or threat.
Warren Buffett criticizes Keystone XL delay, says U.S. 'thumbing nose' at Canada The Canadian PressThe Keystone XL pipeline got an emphatic endorsement Monday from a powerful backer of President Barack Obama who questioned the handling of the file. To billionaire investor Warren Buffett, the delay … More »Warren Buffett criticizes Keystone XL delay, says U.S. 'thumbing nose' at Canada
The Keystone XL pipeline got an emphatic endorsement Monday from a powerful backer of President Barack Obama who questioned the handling of the file. To billionaire investor Warren Buffett, the delay is a thumbing of the nose at Canada. "I would have passed Keystone," Buffett said in an interview with CNBC. "I think …
Farewell message on Frosted Flakes also a fitting epitaph for branch plants Daily BrewHigh school teacher Stephane Gaudette got a surprise when he opened a box of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes on Monday morning. The wax paper package inside contained this message: More »Farewell message on Frosted Flakes also a fitting epitaph for branch plants
High school teacher Stephane Gaudette got a surprise when he opened a box of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes on Monday morning. The wax paper package inside contained this message:
- How Chris Hadfield's flight suit landed in thrift store by mistake CBC
Chris Hadfield has. Now the astronaut's son, Evan Hadfield, has answered the vexing question about how his father's flight suit ended up in a Toronto thrift store. For 26 years, Chris Hadfield, a Sarnia, … More »How Chris Hadfield's flight suit landed in thrift store by mistake
Chris Hadfield has. Now the astronaut's son, Evan Hadfield, has answered the vexing question about how his father's flight suit ended up in a Toronto thrift store. For 26 years, Chris Hadfield, a Sarnia, Ont., native, was living outside of Canada — in Russia and the U.S. — building a career operating the Canadarm in orbit, …
- Donny Ouimette, Ryan Hind ID'd as men shot at Toronto McDonald's CBC
Donny Ouimette and Ryan Hind have been identified as the two men who were shot and killed by an armed security guard at a Danforth Avenue McDonald's, Toronto police said Monday. The two men were shot … More »Donny Ouimette, Ryan Hind ID'd as men shot at Toronto McDonald's
Donny Ouimette and Ryan Hind have been identified as the two men who were shot and killed by an armed security guard at a Danforth Avenue McDonald's, Toronto police said Monday. The two men were shot around 3 a.m. on Saturday by an armed security guard after a "significant physical altercation." Police said the guard — …
Daylight saving time kicks in this weekend, costing Canadians an hour of sleep but giving many a daily dose of waking sunshine.
About three dozen cars, trucks, camper vans and motorcycles were destroyed in a fire in Brackley Beach on P.E.I.'s North Shore late last week.
A judge halted the sentencing hearing Monday of a mother who beat and starved her daughter to death to ask the Crown prosecutor why it happened. Justice Eric Macklin stopped lawyer Shelley Bykewich's sentencing arguments to ask what led to the dysfunctional relationship between the mother and her daughters, when there …
Two men in their 20s dug the bunker-like tunnel found in north Toronto as a "man cave" to hang out in, police say. The tunnel, which was discovered in January but first reported by CBC News last week, was dug near York University’s Keele campus and the Rexall Centre, a major tennis venue that's set to host part of this …
- Suspensions lifted for men in Dalhousie dentistry Facebook page The Canadian Press
Dalhousie University in Halifax has decided to allow 12 male dentistry students to return to clinical practice less than two months after they were suspended for allegedly participating in a Facebook page that contained sexually violent content about female classmates. In a statement released late Monday, university president …
- Boldly go ahead, doodlers: bank says 'Spocking' Laurier on $5 not illegal The Canadian Press
It turns out there's not a lot of logic in the belief that it's against the law to Vulcanize Sir Wilfrid Laurier's likeness on the $5 bill. The death of Leonard Nimoy last week inspired people to post photos on social media of marked-up banknotes that show Canada's seventh prime minister transformed to resemble Spock, …
Calgary real estate is continuing on a trend the city has not seen in years: a dramatic drop in house sales. The drop in sales has led to a growing inventory in Calgary's housing market.
An expectant Peruvian woman who faced a bumpy road to get health coverage in Ontario during her first pregnancy now says bureaucratic bungling between the federal and Quebec governments has left her without coverage again. She had health care coverage in Ontario but said she has repeatedly been denied coverage in Quebec. …
- Canada's former foreign affairs minister at epicentre of Iran nuke debate The Canadian Press
Canada's former foreign affairs minister is expressing skepticism about Iran as nuclear talks with that country enter a sensitive phase. John Baird described his concerns about a possible nuclear deal during a question-and-answer session at the annual gathering of the biggest pro-Israel U.S. lobby group on Monday. Thousands …
- Five stories in the news today, March 3 The Canadian Press
Five stories in the news today, March 3, from The Canadian Press:
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B.C. Conservative MP James Lunney tweets against evolution
James Lunney, a federal Conservative MP, is using his Twitter account to come to the defence of an Ontario Progressive … More »
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Michael Stanley accused of raping American woman
The King County Sheriff's Office said Stanley was arrested Friday after entering the woman's home through a window. … More »
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York University confirms 'unfortunate' labour disruption
York University says it is suspending most academic activities amid an "unfortunate" labour disruption. A statement on … More »
Pregnant Peruvian woman fights for Quebec health card
An expectant Peruvian woman who faced a bumpy road to get health coverage in Ontario during her first pregnancy now … More »
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New Brunswick weather: Tuesday will be sunny, but cold
After a snowy start to the week, Tuesday will be sunny but cold, says CBC meteorologist Peter Coade. "A ridge of high … More »
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Yukon woodcutter Romeo Leduc loses appeal in bear case
A Yukon man fined for pouring water into a bear den has lost his appeal. … More »
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