Neighbours describe the scene after a fire destroys 2 homes on Minto Street.
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Neighbours describe the scene after a fire destroys 2 homes on Minto Street.
Det.-Sgt. Natalie Aitken of the Winnipeg Police Service announces at 3:40 a.m. that an armed standoff lasting almost 17 hours is resolved.
CEO David Zaslav’s globalization efforts paid off in Q2 as Discovery Communication’s overseas operations helped to cover for weaknesses in the U.S. businesses. The company reported net income of $379M, +26.3% vs the period last year, on revenues of $1.61B, +9.8%. The top line was a hair above the $1.60B in the Street’s consensus estimate. Earnings at $1.09 a share were well above forecasts for 95 cents.
Businesses around Ottawa say they're still seeing a drop in the number of U.S. visitors.
Few details are emerging over the sudden death of a man earlier this month at the Parrtown Community Corrections Centre, a federal halfway house in Saint John.
Lawrence Hill, author of The Book of Negroes, is in Saskatchewan for a writers retreat.
If students haven't mastered most of a grade's requirements they shouldn't be moved into the next grade, says Michael Zwaagstra of the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.
Highway 417 eastbound has been reduced to one lane just east of Nicholas after a transport truck crash spilled fuel onto the roadway.
Bob Kenney is a provincial Recycling Development Officer.
Some residents off River Road say the new bridge leads too many cars into the neighbourhood.
Gasoline prices increased across Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday for the first time in five weeks, although the increase won't make much of a dent at the cash register.
Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs has described evidence of a government cover-up about the scale of mental health issues among child asylum seekers as "very troubling and damning".
She has also hit back at Immigration Minister Scott Morrison, saying he needs to be better advised about what is happening inside Australia's detention centres.
Today's hearing into children in detention was told the Immigration Department allegedly asked for figures on the extent of mental health concerns among young detainees to be withdrawn from a report.
Information Morning hears from physiotherapists Mark Hansen and Jill Robertson.
Preparations are under way for Osheaga, Montreal's three-day music festival in Jean-Drapeau Park.
The Ukrainian parliament has given the go-ahead for Australian police and investigators to go to the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crash site as part of an international recovery operation.
There was a happy, and furry, ending to a frantic search for a cat in the debris of a warehouse that had burned down in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
Tourist-reliant businesses northwest of Ottawa say the trend of fewer Americans coming to visit each summer isn't any different this year, and they say gas prices and fewer passports are to blame.
A three-level home under construction on Minto Street in Leslieville was destroyed by fire early Thursday.
Volunteers pluck a cat from debris of burned warehouse in Labrador
Nova Scotians will know later today how the provincial finances are doing.
Canadian cattle producers are working to make beef a more sustainable food source, say farmers in the wake of a study that shows beef production is far more environmentally damaging than other food production.
An overnight fire destroys a three-level home under construction on Minto Street in Leslieville.
Yellowknife residents witnessed the rare concurrence of rain clouds and wildfire smoke on Wednesday.
Power was briefly disrupted in the Conception Bay South area because of an unlikely reason: a crow.
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A 70-year-old man from Porters Lake is due in court in Dartmouth later today after two bomb threats Wednesday night.
A Saint John elementary school will be closed for the upcoming school year after being found structurally unsound.
A Moncton golf tournament held Wednesday brought together RCMP officers and members of the community as part of a fundraiser that amassed $617,000 for the families of three fallen officers.
Russian experts aim to visit the Malaysian airliner crash site in east Ukraine on Thursday to examine the debris together with international investigators, Interfax news agency reported on Thursday, citing Russia's civil aviation authority.
A new NB Liquor pilot project will allow craft breweries to sell growlers, 64-ounce jugs, in three stores in the province
Fire caused extensive damage to two attached homes in downtown St. John's late Wednesday night.
The Saint John Police major crime unit is investigating a shooting incident in the Morland Trailer Park on the city's east side.
Ukraine's military has announced a day-long pause in its brutal offensive to oust pro-Russian rebels in the country's east, following a plea from the UN for a truce to allow a stalled probe into the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 to go ahead.
Witnesses say Israeli shells hit a crowded UN school sheltering Gazans displaced by fighting, killing at least 15 and leaving dozens wounded
The death of Robert Pitcher, whose dead body was found in an unfinished subdivision in Paradise on Monday, involved a shooting, CBC News has learned.
Eileen McInnis is looking after the Sharing the View calendar project, and pays a visit to our Marquee artist, Poppy Balser
Speed bumps and signs telling people to slow down were installed late last week along a pathway between the Rideau Canal and the Bytown Museum, just days after two young children were struck by a speeding cyclist.
The Chatham and Windsor jails will eventually close and be decommissioned now that the new South West Detention Centre is operating.
After five years of discussions to close the Halifax forum, Halifax regional council has voted to save and renovate the nearly 90-year-old building.
Some cyclists are unhappy with the installation of speed bumps on the Ottawa River Pathway.