Quebec Liberals 'at a crossroads' as leadership race kicks off
As the federal Liberals prepare to choose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's successor, another Liberal leadership race is ...
Remembering the man behind Prince's Island Park, 100 years after his death
Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of Peter Anthony Prince's death, a business magnate who a local historian calls the ...
Kamloops, B.C., group testing solutions to woodpecker damage on homes
Miles Purden and Curtis Houston have launched a survey of Kamloops residents dealing with woodpecker woes to find out what's ...
Underweighted meat; Home Depot data debacle headed to court: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet
The Loblaw grocery chain overcharged customers by selling underweighted meat across 80 stores for an undisclosed period that ended in December 2023, a CBC News investigation has found.
Kingston writer's festival closes the book after 16 years
The Kingston WritersFest was facing "insurmountable financial challenges" that required the "termination of our staff ...
With Winnipeg's ER woes in the spotlight, some ask if tech can help make waiting rooms safer
The death of a patient who’d waited hours to be seen at a Winnipeg emergency department has some people considering whether ...
Community group, mining companies, save Museum of Northern History
The Museum of Northern History in Kirkland Lake is expected to reopen in February after the town council voted to shutter its ...
Flu cases on the rise in Alberta, while immunization uptake remains low
Provincial data shows more than 3,000 recorded cases of the flu across the province during the 2024-2025 flu season.
This Land is Changing
Climate change is affecting the land and culture in northern Labrador, and the Nunatsiavut government is teaching Inuit youth ...
Moosomin close to hitting housing goal after offering $30K incentive to builders
The town has building permits approved for two 12-unit apartment complexes, a six-unit building, two houses and a basement ...
P.E.I. students dealing with anxiety forming a deeper trust with school well-being teams, says social worker
It's the most common reason P.E.I. students are turning to well-being teams in schools, says a member of the province's ...
N.S. woman living in flood zone disappointed province refuses to fund hepatitis vaccines
A woman from Windsor, N.S. is disappointed after the province's Department of Health has refused to publicly fund vaccines ...