Research cuts coincide with Environment Canada investing in AI forecasting Storm chaser and severe weather specialist Jenny Hagan uses weather radar every day to alert the public of current weather conditions. She says radar technology should continue to be advanced to improve public safety. (Halyna Mihalik/CBC News) Prairie storm chaser and …
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Panel of 3 finds no irregularities that affected race outcome Federal Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith launched the appeal earlier this month after narrowly losing the nomination in Scarborough-Southwest. (Lorenda Reddekopp/CBC) A complaint alleging voting irregularities during a tense Ontario Liberal nomination meeting in Scarborough has been dismissed by a party arbitration …
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Ireland’s 5-year experiment reduces but doesn’t stop price-gouging A ticket scalper stands outside opening night of the Tragically Hip’s farewell tour in Victoria, B.C., on July 22, 2016. (Chad Hipolito/The Canadian Press) Log on at 9:59 a.m., credit card in hand, heart pumping. By 10:01 a.m., all the tickets for the …
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Concern that lack of oversight for paralegals, especially in Alberta, leaves clients without any protection Samantha Kirkpatrick sued a contractor over shoddy work with the help of a Calgary paralegal. But she says she never got the $13,000 settlement the paralegal negotiated, and Alberta’s lack of regulation has left her …
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All 3 victims were struck while crossing mid-block, says deputy chief WPS Acting Deputy Chief of Operations Kenneth Cribley said he can’t recall the last time he’s seen a ticket written for jaywalking, but he said it still could be done. (Jason Viau) A senior member of the Windsor Police Service …
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Police say charges include concealing body of a child, obstruction The baby’s body was found in a wooded area near the Old Coach Road in Goodwood, N.S., which is just outside of Halifax. (Eric Wiseman/CBC) Halifax police say two people are facing charges after the body of an infant was found …
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‘This country cannot be broken up by anybody’: Thomas Lukaszuk Former Deputy Premier, MLA and spokesperson for the Forever Canadian campaign Thomas Lukaszuk speaks at a Forever Canadian rally in Edmonton on Saturday, May 23, 2026, kicking off a province-wide tour. (Amanda Erickson/The Canadian Press) Hundreds of people in red-and-white clothing …
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Direct cash transfers to victims most effective, says charity expert Tributes are seen at a temporary memorial at Vancouver’s Mountain View Cemetery on April 26, marking one year since a car ramming at the city’s Lapu-Lapu Day festival killed 11 people and injured dozens more. (Nav Rahi/CBC) Millions of dollars in …
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U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra sat down for an interview with Radio-Canada at the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa earlier this week. (David Richard/Radio-Canada) Pete Hoekstra does not mince words. A close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, the 72-year-old Republican politician has developed a reputation for speaking bluntly, especially …
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Stratford’s Maverick Bishop had five open-heart surgeries before his fifth birthday Friends and family gathered to welcome home nine-year-old Maverick Bishop on Saturday. (Taylor O’Brien/CBC) Maverick Bishop has spent the last 20 months in Toronto waiting for a heart transplant. On Saturday, he finally returned home. The nine-year-old boy from Stratford, P.E.I., …
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