It’s that time of the week again – CBC Hamilton reporter Adam Carter is back with his three picks for new Ontario music that you need to listen to this week. Up this week: Terra Lightfoot, DB Cooper and Red Arms.
Rob Lantz, the new leader of P.E.I.'s Progressive Conservative Party, has a warning for the Liberals: don't think we're not ready for an election.
Yellowknife based Inuk artist Tiffany Ayalik is one of the participants at the conference in Reykjavík, Iceland.
Staff at a wildlife rescue centre in Metro Vancouver have their hands full caring for about 500 garter snakes rescued from their winter den at a Delta, B.C., construction site.
Salmon Festival organizers in Grand Falls-Windsor hope their 2015 lineup will pull concertgoers to central Newfoundland, while the City of St. John's hopes it can pull off a Rod Stewart concert in the middle of St. John's.
Fire officials reported no injuries following a minor fire at Soothe Downtown Spa on Queen's Road in St. John's early Saturday morning.
A ferry is en route back to the Magdalen Islands, Quebec, carrying food and medical supplies.
James Aylward, Darlene Compton and Rob Lantz speak at the P.E.I. Progressive Conservative leadership convention.
Karl Ove Knausgaard's comments were published in an article he wrote for The New York Times on Wednesday.
As part of their fight against racial bias in policing, Hamilton anti-racism advocates who met with the Hamilton Police recently want police to help get the word out about what rights come into play.
A few ways to take advantage of the last day of February and the first of March.
The headline of the Financial Times tolls the bell of economic doom "Oil rout would have wrecked an independent Scotland's finances."
Mark McDiarmid is charged with attempting to murder two RCMP officers in Dawson City, Yukon, during an incident that resulted in him being shot by the officers.
McDonald’s has been making headlines lately, but for all the wrong reasons, sparking speculation that the golden years of the golden arches are over.
A two-day youth parliament session is wrapping up Saturday.
P.E.I.'s Progressive Conservatives elect a new leader today, and you can watch the convention here.
Residents of Conception Bay South are being told to be vigilant this weekend after a possible coyote sighting in the community.
Yukon's health department says a new program that reduces the amount of antipsychotic drugs given to dementia patients improving their quality of life.
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary said they are investigating a report of man who allegedly exposed himself last Tuesday at a store in the Village Shopping Centre in St. John’s.
Economist Wade Locke says an increase in the Harmonized Sales Tax would be the "easiest and most effective way" for Newfoundland and Labrador's cash-strapped government to generate additional revenue.
McDonald’s has been making headlines lately, but for all the wrong reasons, sparking speculation that the golden years of the golden arches are over.
Environment Canada is calling for a sunny weekend with temperatures in the negatives across the Maritimes.
The St. John's IceCaps were unable to extend their five-game point streak as they fell 6-3 to the Worcester Sharks Friday night.
CBC North meteorologist Christy Climenhaga has your weekend forecast.
Hamilton's Around the Bay road race is a month away. And for the first time, it may not sell out. Blame Canadian winters for sapping the will of many.
The city has two months longer to comment on a controversial gasification plant planned for Hamilton’s waterfront, but the public doesn’t have the same courtesy.
A outfitter on the Northern Peninsula said he's almost booked up for the hunting season that won't start for another six months, adding that the dropping Canadian dollar is helping to bring in hunters from outside the province.
The largest Special Olympics Winter Provincial Games to date is now underway in Corner Brook, with 140 athletes gathered for two days of competition in four different sports.
A Cougar helicopter that spent the past week at the Hibernia oil platform in the North Atlantic after experiencing a technical problem is now back at the airport in St. John's.
Lotteries Yukon handed over a $1 million cheque to the latest big winners today. In December, a Yukon resident took home a cheque for $3.5 million.
CBC News has obtained a video shown in a Nunavut courtroom earlier this month that shows a police officer striking a naked prisoner in an RCMP cell.
A Hamilton man, apparently on holiday in the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, has been arrested after the drowning death of a four-year-old boy, according to local police. Police say his 72 hour detention has been extended for an additional 72 hours.
Fort Smith Housing Authority workers could be back on the job early next week as the two sides have reached a tentative agreement after two days of bargaining.
Pressure is mounting on the federal government to take action on missing and murdered aboriginal women, with several premiers and aboriginal leaders meeting in Ottawa today to try to determine what can be done. CBCNews.ca carries the news conferences live.
Police in St. John's are asking for help identifying a suspect in an armed robbery at a Needs Convenience on Barbour Drive in Mount Pearl Wednesday night.
A new $300,000 dialysis unit will be installed at the Souris Hospital by mid-March, says Health and Wellness Minister Doug Currie.
Iqaluit veterinarian Leia Cunningham says she has seen eight cases of parvovirus in the last 12 days.
Barry Ernewein, who owns Lobo Del Norte Ltd., says he just became aware of 2006 zoning changes made by the government that he says prohibit mining.
The Bathurst Regional Airport has lost the Pascan Aviation service to Wabush, Labrador, due to a decline in ridership following the closure of Wabush Mines last year.
The RCMP in Gander says a man has been taken into custody following an armed robbery Thursday night that saw a woman held at knifepoint.
The RCMP in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are cautioning snowmobile operators to follow the rules, after police responded to two separate collisions in the last day.
The Town of Holyrood has reached a deal to continue providing fire and emergency services to property owners in nearby Deer Park.
The Town of Holyrood has reached a deal to continue providing fire and emergency services to property owners in nearby Deer Park.
Ontario's Ombudsman didn't mince words on Friday when he took to Twitter to critique a Hamilton integrity commissioner report stemming from when a councillor pushed a journalist.
The RCMP in Happy Valley-Goose Bay say one person was killed and two others were injured in a vehicle collision involving a road grader and a pickup truck in the Crooked Lakes area Friday morning.
A new summer music festival has been announced for St. John's in July, but it's the same weekend as the Salmon Festival's big show in Grand Falls-Windsor.
Owners of 150 Sanford Ave N. were expecetd to be at the troubled apartment building Friday morning, but never showed. While residents are left in limbo, unaware who the owner is, the superintendent appears to be eyeing the exit door, which has been broken for a month.
Meet your two finalists in our best Hamilton song competition: Junkhouse and Rita Chiarelli. It’s taken weeks of competition and thousands of votes, and iconic 90s rock tune Shine and These Four Walls’ ode to a maximum security prison will compete head to head in the final round next week.
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada says part or all of the C-Shaft headframe at Giant Mine will be taken down this summer, while the City of Yellowknife has abandoned plans to take over ownership of the Robertson headframe at Con Mine.
The lawyer for accused murderer Raymond Stacey said Friday that his client has been threatened on two occasions, but police have failed to investigate.