The city said it started working on a permanent memorial after the discovery of 215 potential unmarked graves at the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.

The Anglophone East School District has an Indigenous education team in charge of developing lessons about First Nations throughout the school year.

The B.C. Ministry of Transportation confirmed that after an investigation of the overpass crash in North Vancouver, the trucking company's suspension was lifted on Sept. 27.

An investigation is ongoing into a pedestrian-vehicle collision early Thursday that left a teenage girl dead just outside Dugald, Man., say RCMP.

Ottawa's light-rail transit will not open its expanded north-south line until at least April 2024, a 20-month delay to the expected delivery date in the original contract.

An Indigenous parent wants an apology from the London District Catholic School Board in Ontario, saying material using "inappropriate" terms for Indigenous people was given out in his daughter's Grade 11 history class. The board says the resource was shared in a lesson on WW I, and the teacher, students and families will get the "necessary guidance, information and appropriate supports."   

Members of Parliament have started the process of finding a replacement for Anthony Rota as Speaker of the House of Commons following his resignation.

Canada’s military police complaints commission will conduct an investigation into the handling of a sexual assault complaint against an air force flight instructor who later took his own life.

On e-security, Canada ranked 37th globally. This is the same ranking as the one it got last year, but Canada has slipped 10 positions since the 2021 index.

The private bedroom suite in Peter Nygard's downtown Toronto office, where he is accused of sexually assaulting five women, was not a "hidden secret," his defence lawyer said Wednesday morning.

After being evacuated from a small Northwest Territories town during last month's devastating wildfires, a group of puppies have travelled across the country to start a new life.

Brandon police say they found a 25-year-old woman who was drunk and climbed the machinery at a construction site.

Lethbridge police are seeking the public’s assistance to identify the driver of a vehicle who they say deliberately damaged the Pride crosswalk.

Traffic cameras showed that only emergency vehicles were allowed into the blocks of northbound Macleod Trail between 12th and 10th Avenue Southeast.

Newfoundland and Labrador's premier says if Quebec wants a new hydro deal then the province needs to "show us the money."

Police are looking into the suspicious death of a man in southwest Calgary and need help from the public. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 403-266-1234.

Malindi Elmore, a 43-year-old mother of two from Kelowna, B.C., achieved the qualifying standard for the women's Olympic marathon in Paris, finishing 13th among female participants in two hours 23 minutes 30 seconds on Sunday in Berlin.

Durham Regional Police said at around 4:10 p.m. Saturday, officers responded to Dundas Street West and Swordfish Drive for a crash involving a motorcycle. 

Lee, a bobcat kitten rescued during post-tropical storm Lee in New Brunswick's Jolicure area, will be cared for at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute until next spring.

The incident started with a dispute over parking, in which a man reportedly began yelling profanities at his neighbour and demanded they move their vehicle.

In a statement to CBC Toronto, the company confirmed the Lumberjack ride became stuck upside down with guests onboard at about 10:40 p.m and was brought down by 11:05 p.m.

The Show ’N Shine on Bernard Avenue had dozens of vehicles, ranging from vintage to new and heavily modified to exotics.

Some residents of the Dene Tha' First Nation in northern Alberta have been forced to leave their homes as a wildfire moves closer to the community.

For the second year in a row the City of Kingston and the United Way KFL&A teamed up at the airport to help raise funds towards their yearly goal.

Credit- and debit-processing firm Moneris confirmed it experienced a network outage on Saturday, causing problems with customer payment terminals in several parts of Canada.

As Canadians are battling inflation, a recent CIBC poll found that while up to 61 per cent have done some form of cost-cutting, few will postpone major life events. 

A report showcased a need for more literacy supports for kids in Saskatchewan, and advocates say this is a good moment to make improvements.

NB Power is replacing its chief nuclear officer and bringing in three employees from Ontario Power Generation in a bid to improve performance at the ailing plant.

Last year, there were a total of 28,000 trips from India to Canada. This July, that number was 115.9 per cent higher than last year at 61,000 trips.

Katie Peterson has created an online group called "Frugalicious Meals" to share budget-friendly meal planning tips with other Canadian families.

The announcement made Thursday said that both post-secondary institutions 'agreed to a strategic integration' through a memorandum of understanding (MOU) by the governing boards.

As of noon on Thursday, the campaign has raised more than $200,000, with organizers saying the money is earmarked for helping the musicians who appear to be out of a job.

Nova Scotia's premier says his government will remove the provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax from the construction of new rental apartment buildings.

RCMP say they have arrested a man with several outstanding warrants, also accused of resisting arrest and threatening officers with a stun gun.

The Alberta government is set to release its long-promised report on whether the province should quit the Canada Pension Plan and pursue its own provincial program.

The Nova Scotia RCMP plans to formally apologize for its historical use of street checks, more than two years after the force said it was not planning to do so.

One of Quebec's natural treasures, which holds ancient evidence of the first global mass extinction of animal life on Earth, is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Lawyers representing UR Pride said the policy violates two sections of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, including equality rights and the right to security of the person.

An Abacus poll on the dispute between the Ontario government and education workers last year showed more Ontarians blamed the government, not workers, for the dispute.

Winnipeg police were called to the the area of Provencher Boulevard and Tache Avenue around 2:00 a.m., with reports a stabbing took place.

From the Beyhive in British Columbia to an industrial fire in New Brunswick, these are some of the best Canadian images of the week.

Online group Girls Who Chase has created a global community of women who head into severe weather to record images, report damage and help scientists understand the impact of storms to be better prepared

Dubbed "Southwestern Ontario's largest fandom weekend," attendees can expect celebrity guests, an artist alley, fan zones and more. 

For years, Ben Chamberlain, who has been living with physical disabilities half his life, wasn't sure he'd return to a backcountry trail, but he now spends time each year in Ontario's wilderness. He isn't alone in pushing his limits to get into nature. A Windsor man who uses a wheelchair made it to Hardwood Lookout Trail summit in Algonquin Park.

Edmonton's Moroccan community is mobilizing to send donations and share information as nearly 3,000 people have died following a 6.8 magnitude earthquake on Friday. from https://ift.tt/axwFIsM

Paul Eric Wilson’s eight-year sentence was overturned by the Appeal Court under the recently enacted Good Samaritan Act. from https://ift.tt/EyIpgWl

In an effort to quash the Ford government’s decision to remove Hamilton land from the Greenbelt, the city is considering turning to the courts. Meanwhile, an environmental group encourages council and staff to stall development for as long as possible. from https://ift.tt/Y2yLlJD

There's a growing debate in B.C. over who stands for the right side on the political spectrum — in a way that hasn't been seen in this province for more than a generation.  from https://ift.tt/3lZ40rv

The United Nations body that oversees World Heritage Sites is approving a report that finds Wood Buffalo National Park's place on that list is in danger. from https://ift.tt/s6MNoVm