Droughts are nothing new for southern Alberta, but experts say it is becoming more common to see similar conditions appear in northern parts of the province. While drought conditions might not be felt by most people living in northern Alberta, conditions hint to potentially worse conditions in years to come.
The police watchdog in Nova Scotia is investigating a fatal crash that happened after RCMP officers tried to conduct a traffic stop in Hammonds Plains.
Johannes Rivoire, who is in his mid-90s and lives in Lyon, France, has long faced allegations he sexually abused Inuit children during his time in Nunavut. Oblate leaders in Rome have now ruled against his dismissal from the Oblates.
A New Brunswick councillor says the release of an investigation into her efforts to bring a giant bird sculpture to the community is a “victory” — even though it led to sanctions.
An Alberta clipper is bringing heavy snow and strong wind gusts across central Saskatchewan Monday, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. She recommends avoiding travel if you can.
Starting Monday, double fares for thousands of Toronto and GTA transit riders will no longer be a thing, as the Ford government's One Fare program takes effect.
A month after the introduction of legislation aimed at combatting online harm, Niki Sharma says three orders have been issued in relation to the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images.
A 90-year-old woman is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after her vehicle collided with a dump truck in East Gwillimbury on Friday afternoon.
The City of Edmonton's chief corporate economist says Edmonton is outpacing Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary for population growth among people 15 and older.
Community fridges or pantries, typically run by volunteers or community groups, are monitored storage spaces that offer free, fresh and non-perishable food.
A former Victoria police officer who left the force over allegations of misconduct claims he's being used as a "scapegoat" by the department to avoid scrutiny of leadership decisions, which led to the collapse of a major drug prosecution.
A proposed national settlement has been reached in a class-action lawsuit about prices advertised and charged by Dollarama for products subject to an Environmental Handling Fee. The settlement still has to be approved before any compensation is paid.
A new payroll rebate agreement between the province of Nova Scotia and a global information technology company could produce 1,000 jobs within six years.
A Moncton man is attempting to break a Guinness world record for running a full marathon while juggling three balls. Joggler Jean-Marc Doiron can be the new record holder if he finishes the 42.2-km run in under two hours, 50 minutes and 12 seconds.
Nigel Gordijk credits researcher Peggy Plet with helping him learn so much about his father's family history because she helped connect him with information that led to him learning about his missing Surinamese heritage, including his enslaved great-great-grandmother.
In celebration of Louis Riel Day in Manitoba, the provincial government honoured Riel with a new portrait designation recognizing him as the first premier of the province.
Specialty romance book stores have been opening across North America to respond to rising demand, including three shops dedicated to the genre on the Canadian Prairies all founded within the last year — like Edmonton's The Book Boudoir.
Advocates for boreal forest conservation held an event Saturday in Saskatoon to raise awareness and funds in support of legal action stop clearcut logging in northern Saskatchewan.
The excitement of being able to purchase a full, sit-down meal for less than $10 has led to a full house every morning for OM, a fusion Indian-western restaurant in Prince George, B.C.
Whether wandering around the Avalon Mall or walking along the harbourside during cruise ship season, Matthew and Jay Howlett regularly draw curious glances from passersby. Proudly perched on either one’s shoulder is a pigeon wearing pants, and chances are his name is Mr. Earl Grey.
A 12-year-old and a 19-year-old have died in hospital after what the Nunavut government is calling "critical incidents" at the Naja Isabelle Home in Chesterfield Inlet, which is contracted to care for disabled residents from across the territory.
Skate Canada has announced a formal appeal of the International Skating Union's decision to award the bronze medal in the team figure skating event from the 2022 Beijing Olympics to Russia despite one of its skaters being sanctioned for doping.
Jens Stoltenberg's remarks come days after U.S. Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said members who miss their spending targets should be abandoned.
The Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Ontario and Michigan has been under construction since 2018, with its opening slated for September 2025. Some of the people working on the project took the time to talk to CBC Windsor about their role in bringing this massive piece of infrastructure to life.
Residents lined the walls of a school gym to voice their concerns surrounding the 30-bed emergency shelter planned for the former fire station in the Sutherland area of Saskatoon.
Wheelchair user Paul Vienneau says he didn't leave his Halifax home for three days after the storm hit, and when he did emerge, he found sidewalks had only been partially cleared.
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has ended a local state of emergency. The municipality declared the state of emergency last Sunday amid a historic snowfall in the area.
Felix Roussel took another step up the medal podium on Sunday, beating fellow Sherbrooke, Que., native Jordan Pierre-Gilles to the finish line in the men's 500-metre final at a short track World Cup event in Dresden, Germany.
RCMP are asking for public help in finding Teri-Lynn Thomas. The Vancouver Island woman was reported missing on Feb. 8, six weeks after she was last seen.
Quebec has banned four cosmetic surgeries for pets and setting new standards for the care of several mammal species. The new regulations prohibit procedures for aesthetic purposes.
Residents of Kitsilano are wondering why a Tesla has apparently been abandoned in their Vancouver neighbourhood. They say the car hasn't budged in months and tickets are piling up.
The community engagement centre inside Masonville Place is part of a six-month pilot project aimed at building and enhancing community trust, London police say.
Vancouver police said it will be deploying extra officers for the celebration and is warning everyone who is planning on attending to prepare for large crowds.
The Quebec government tabled legislation Thursday to continue shielding the province's secularism law — known as Bill 21 — from court challenges over Charter violations.
The Bank of Canada's top officials pointed to a 'mixed picture' for inflation in deliberations that led to the central bank's fourth consecutive interest rate hold.
Ontario's Court of Appeal is allowing a class-action lawsuit to proceed against the minister of long-term care for alleged negligence regarding the government's response to COVID.
The investigation involved a search warrant being executed on Friday in the 300 block of Waterfront Drive. Winnipeg police say two people were arrested.
The four exterior courts have been temporarily covered with a vinyl-coated polyester dome, allowing tennis to be played in the winter. Inside, it's heated and well lit.
Drivers who use Stony Plain Road between 123 and 129 Street can expect detours starting Feb. 3 as drainage work begins ahead of Valley Line West LRT construction.
The Special Investigations Unit is investigating after a man in London, Ont., was seriously injured while running away from police and resisting arrest.
On Friday, Van Isle Violet reportedly saw her shadow after being gently awakened from hibernation in a straw-filled box, then weighed in a room with windows.
Trans Mountain Corp. is currently removing the section of pipe it had been attempting to pull into the hole drilled for it in the Fraser Valley between Hope and Chilliwack.