Welcome to Plate Cove West, a small Newfoundland town where Charlie Comrie, a veteran of the Second World War, has made his home. Why? As Melissa Tobin writes, it's a love story for the ages. read more
Two B.C. women had a close encounter with a humpback whale in Georgia Strait, in what a marine biologist hopes is a sign of good things for the mammal’s population in B.C. read more
Some doctors are calling on Ontario to allow all adults to get a second booster of a COVID-19 vaccine this summer, something that the province is currently limiting to only a portion of the population. read more
Many passengers are facing delays, lost baggage and missed connections through the Canada Day long weekend. Staff shortages, in the air and on the ground, have been blamed for the chaos. read more
Police in Saanich, B.C., announced Saturday that they're letting locals back into what was for days a crime scene, nearly a week after a shootout left six officers wounded and two twin-brother bank robbers dead. But for witnesses to the deadly violence last Tuesday, the trauma of the events lingers. read more
Luis Ubando Nolasco and his family fled to Canada after his brother was shot and killed in 2018. Now, despite attempts to secure refugee status, they are awaiting deportation back to Mexico. read more
RCMP officers in Saanich, B.C., have identified 22-year-old twin brothers Matthew and Isaac Auchterlonie as the two armed bank robbers who were killed by police in a shootout on Tuesday. read more
Looking back at tumultuous period in Newfoundland and Labrador's recent history, the wins are few and the losses are many. read more
A Shamattawa First Nation man was shot and seriously injured by RCMP in the northern Manitoba community, the federal police service and community’s chief said on Saturday. read more
An access to information request has turned up documents that show that in the 1960s, the RCMP surveilled doctors in Saskatchewan who supported what is now universal medicare, fearing they may be communists. read more
When the organizers of CanadaMan/Woman, now in its fifth year, pitched the idea in 2015, Lac-Mégantic was still reeling from the 2013 rail disaster that killed 47 people. The race has helped to transform the town in ways no one could have imagined. read more
It's waterproof. It's windproof. It's lightweight and durable. And it's made from the intestines of two bears, painstakingly cleaned and sewn together by a group of women in Alaska. read more
A teenage girl from Edmonton, who was first reported missing over a week ago, was found safe in the state of Oregon Saturday, police say. read more
Canadian diver Mia Vallée jumped back on the podium at the world aquatics championships in Budapest, Hungary. The Beaconsfield, Que., native earned her second medal of the competition with silver in the women's three-metre springboard final on Saturday. read more
A non-profit organization that helps women and children in Montreal move out of their abusive homes estimates that about 50 per cent of people who are contacting Shelter Movers Montreal are canceling their move with them because the wait is too long. read more
Gender-diverse people and advocates in Canada are watching the anti-LGBTQ hate gaining prominence in the United States, where transgender rights, gender diversity and gender expression have become popular targets for Republican politicians and far-right trolls. read more
A western red cedar found in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park is likely 1,000-2,000 years old, experts say. read more
The CBC Radio special The Same Boat explores how people with close ties in other countries have managed to stay connected, two years into the pandemic. read more
A farmers' market selling foods from the Caribbean islands and African countries, as well as local produce, will take place throughout the summer. read more
For Canadian stores with high online return rates, the increased cost of shipping can be especially challenging when couriers charges fuel surcharges amid high gas price. read more
Divers entered the river and searched the area to find one person and then initiated CPR, according to a release. read more
A memorial bike ride went underway Sunday morning for a cyclist killed by a dump truck earlier this week. read more
The convoy of four defender boats plus support vehicles will leave CFB Esquimalt, then make a quick stop in Hope for crew rest before continuing to its destination in Kelowna. read more
Police say a 74-year-old man on a bike sustained serious head and shoulder injuries. RCMP said he was conscious but not alert. read more
The youth group, Valley Youth Peers for Overdose Response, or VYPOR, is a youth-led peer group for current or past drug users in the Fraser Region Area. read more
Fire crews with the London Fire Department were called to a blaze at 63 Guildford Crescent Sunday morning. Fire crews say two pets died and one is missing. read more
Dominic Cardy posted a series of tweets saying the cancellation means New Brunswick will not have representation at this year's meeting of the Council of Ministers of Education. read more
After a night filled with loud Canada Day fireworks, residents in the south Edmonton neighbourhood of Hazeldean woke up Saturday morning to more loud noise, from a gun. read more