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'EVERYTHING IS FUNNY': FORMER CBC RADIO HOST ARTHUR BLACK DIAGNOSED WITH PANCREATIC CANCER
Arthur Black, humorist and former CBC Radio host best known for the program Basic Black, says he is dying of pancreatic cancer... READ MORE›
TIM HORTONS LASHES OUT AT 'ROGUE' FRANCHISEES AS EMPLOYEES LOSE EVEN MORE PERKS
Restaurant Brands International, the multinational fast food giant that owns Tim Hortons, has snapped back at what it calls a rogue group of franchise owners... READ MORE›
COMPETITION BUREAU WANTS ANSWERS FROM SEARS LIQUIDATORS ON ALLEGED PRICE MARK-UPS, SAYS REPORT
'Extremely shady' In response to previous media inquiries, Sears Canada has adamantly denied that any prices were raised for liquidation sales... READ MORE›
NORTHERN FAMILIES WEIGH RISK, REWARD OF SENDING STUDENTS SOUTH FOR SCHOOL
Since 2000, nine young people have died in Thunder Bay, most while attending high school away from their home communities... READ MORE›
POLICE, SHELTER WELCOME NEW POWERS TO TRACK MISSING WOMEN
Reno Rushford, who heads the missing persons unit of the Ottawa Police Service... READ MORE›
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WHY ARIZONA DOESN'T OBSERVE DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME
PHOENIX -- On Sunday, America moves its clocks forward in an effort to save daylight... READ MORE›
CROSS-CANADA ROUTE SEVERED AFTER NORTHERN ONTARIO BRIDGE SPLITS APART
The Nipigon River Bridge has been closed for an indefinite time due to mechanical issues, according to the Ontario Provincial Police... READ MORE›
ONTARIO PLANS TO LAUNCH UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME TRIAL RUN THIS SUMMER
Ontario plans to launch universal basic income trial run this summer... READ MORE›
MYSTERY AS CANADIAN HOUSEBOAT WASHES UP ON IRISH BEACH
The vessel is thought to have drifted across the Atlantic, and was spotted as late as September in Portugal Cove-St Philip's in Newfoundland... READ MORE›
CELLPHONE SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY BEING USED BY LOCAL POLICE ACROSS CANADA
Ryan Jepson, the head of Calgary police's technical operations section, said his force has owned one IMSI catcher since 2015... READ MORE›
'THEIR POSITIVITY IS INFECTIOUS': GIRLS FROM REMOTE FIRST NATION PLAY IN 1ST HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
A surprise donation of equipment from a high school student in Markham, Ont., started a flood of goodwill for the team... READ MORE›
'I'M VERY CONCERNED ABOUT CHILDREN LOSING THEIR LIVES, FOR SCHOOL,' PEARL ACHNEEPINESKUM SAYS
Fifty years after Chanie Wenjack's tragic death while running away from residential school, his sister says it's time every First Nation had its own school... READ MORE›
THUNDER BAY POLICE FACE ALLEGATIONS OF 'SYSTEMIC' RACISM
The OIPRD will investigate if there is a pattern by Thunder Bay Police to competently investigate aboriginal deaths, Falconer said... READ MORE›
GAS STATIONS IN B.C. AND ALBERTA RUNNING OUT OF GAS
Petro-Canada gas stations in Kelowna, Kamloops, Edmonton and Calgary are running out of petrol from their parent company, Suncor... READ MORE›
LEGAL WARRIORS: PROFILES OF 5 INDIGENOUS LAWYERS
A founding member of the Indigenous Bar Association of Canada, Donald Worme is a Cree lawyer based in Saskatoon... READ MORE›
AT LEAST 50 POLICE OFFICERS CURRENTLY SUSPENDED WITH PAY IN ONTARIO
Toronto Police Services says 14 officers are currently suspended with pay. The OPP says 29 of its officers are suspended with pay... READ MORE›
ONTARIO TEACHER KILLED IN SASK. 'COULD PUT A SMILE ON ANYONE'S FACE'
Adam Wood could put a smile on anyone's face... READ MORE›
'THE ROADS ARE LONG HERE. THE WINTERS ARE BRUTAL. THE RIDERSHIP IS LOW,' SAYS RURAL GREYHOUND AGENT
Would no longer have Greyhound service extending from Prince George to Prince Rupert, between Victoria and Nanaimo, and as far north as Whitehorse, Yukon... READ MORE›
4,000 CANADIAN FAMILIES WILL SOON GET PAID BY ONTARIO FOR DOING NOTHING
Ontario joins a growing global movement putting basic income to the test... READ MORE›
MEETING THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES CHANGED HOW I SAW COLONIALISM -- AND CANADA
Here, in 2007, PIng Pu lowland Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan conducted a spiritual offering on the day on the sacred ancestral ground of the Indigenous Ketagalan tribe... READ MORE›
MEETING THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES CHANGED HOW I SAW COLONIALISM -- AND CANADA
Here, in 2007, PIng Pu lowland Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan conducted a spiritual offering on the day on the sacred ancestral ground of the Indigenous Ketagalan tribe... READ MORE›
MEETING THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES CHANGED HOW I SAW COLONIALISM -- AND CANADA
Here, in 2007, PIng Pu lowland Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan conducted a spiritual offering on the day on the sacred ancestral ground of the Indigenous Ketagalan tribe... READ MORE›
MEETING THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES CHANGED HOW I SAW COLONIALISM -- AND CANADA
Here, in 2007, PIng Pu lowland Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan conducted a spiritual offering on the day on the sacred ancestral ground of the Indigenous Ketagalan tribe... READ MORE›
THE SHELTER THAT GIVES WINE TO ALCOHOLICS
From these conversations, they established Ottawa Inner City Health, an association of agencies and organisations with the goal of bringing real help to homeless people... READ MORE›
CANADA'S INDIGENOUS CALL FOR NATIONAL SUICIDE STRATEGY
OPINION Canada's innocence The Public Health Agency of Canada published a federal framework for suicide prevention in November 2016... READ MORE›
7 TEENAGE DEATHS BUT NO ANSWERS FOR ABORIGINAL CANADIANS
For Thunder Bay to suffer a proportionally similar tragedy, he said, 700 high school students would need to die... READ MORE›
GAS PUMPS RUNNING DRY AT PETRO-CANADA STATIONS IN WESTERN CANADA
Sneh Seetal, spokeswoman for Suncor, Petro-Canada's parent company, says an unplanned outage recently at its Edmonton refinery is contributing to the gas shortage... READ MORE›
J.K. ROWLING IS THE WORLD'S HIGHEST-PAID AUTHOR, ACCORDING TO FORBES
The author of the Harry Potter series made 95 million US last year... READ MORE›
OTTAWA TO START COLLECTING DATA ON WOMEN'S SHELTERS
The data collection is one of many steps needed to stop gender-based violence -- a barrier to the full equality of women in Canadian society... READ MORE›
GORD DOWNIE CLOSING THE CIRCLE WITH SECRET PATH PROJECT
OTTAWA--Gord Downie wears a worn, jean jacket, all buttoned up with a beaded Remembrance Day poppy pinned close to his heart... READ MORE›
INQUIRY INTO MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN AND GIRLS HITS ROADBLOCKS BEFORE IT STARTS
Chief Commissioner Marion Buller said in a statement Thursday that the inquiry remains committed to listening and being responsive to families, survivors and communities... READ MORE›
FIRST NATIONS LEADER URGES CANADA TO PROSECUTE 'OUT OF HAND' HATE SPEECH
It's getting out of hand, said Chief Bobby Cameron of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, which represents 74 First Nations in the province of Saskatchewan... READ MORE›
FRENCH LAWYER, SPANISH ENGINEER, U.S. DESIGN STUDENT AMONG FIRST NAMED VICTIMS
Paris attacks French lawyer, Spanish engineer, U.S. design student among first named victims... READ MORE›
WORLD LANDMARKS LIGHT UP BLUE, WHITE AND RED FOR PARIS
Following Friday's deadly attacks in Paris, many world landmarks honoured the victims by displaying the colours of the French flag. Here's how it looked in photos... READ MORE›
PORTER AIRLINES RESUMES FLIGHTS FOLLOWING SYSTEM OUTAGE AFFECTING ABOUT 400 PASSENGERS
A system-wide outage forcing Porter Airlines to ground all of its arriving and departing flights Saturday has been resolved, the airline says... READ MORE›