British Columbia A B.C. pilot describes the moment he realized his plane was going down, and what happened next. B.C. pilot describes the moment he realized his plane was going down, and what happened next Courtney Dickson · CBC News · Posted: May 10, 2025 9:00 AM EDT | LastContinue Reading
Edmonton Twice a year, a patrol team scrutinizes barns, straw bales and grain storage bins along a 600-kilometre stretch of the Alberta-Saskatchewan boundary. They’re looking for rats, continuing a 75-year mission to stop the rodents from making themselves at home in the province. Occasional interlopers are dealt with before they start familiesCBCContinue Reading
On March 4, 1991, a young Calgarian with his dad’s Dictaphone (a small cassette recorder) headed to the Westward Club, now the location of Hotel Arts, where a Seattle grunge band was scheduled to play. Jason (Jay) Pay who had just turned 18, had no way of knowing that the band —Continue Reading
World U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration must temporarily halt its sweeping government overhaul because Congress did not authorize it to carry out large-scale staffing cuts and the restructuring of agencies, a federal judge says. Large-scale mass layoffs known as ‘reductions in force’ won’t proceed for 14 daysThomson Reuters · Posted:Continue Reading
London During a family trip to Point Farms Provincial Park north of Goderich, Ont., in 2023, Lucas Atchison was using a metal detector he got for his birthday when he found something big and old. Lucas Atchison found metal spikes on a Lake Huron beach with a metal detector Andrea BellemareContinue Reading
The puck left Dainius Zubrus’ stick along the boards and found Alex Ovechkin in the slot. Ovechkin unleashed the one timer that would become his calling card over his NHL career, beating Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Pascal Leclaire. Nearly 20 years have passed since Ovechkin shot that puck to score his firstContinue Reading
As Canada’s reliance on U.S. produce hits the spotlight, one Ontario farmer has a pitch: locally grown, year-round produce, grown by artificial intelligence and automation. In a sprawling two-hectare greenhouse, partially tucked inside a wooden red barn in King City, Ont., an animated Jay Willmot, farmer and entrepreneur, shared his vision. “From sowingContinue Reading
This story is part of CBC Health’s Second Opinion, a weekly analysis of health and medical science news emailed to subscribers on Saturday mornings. If you haven’t subscribed yet, you can do that by clicking here. Despite a rule that requires sex and gender to be considered when funding medical researchContinue Reading
News·CBC Investigates Police have seized more than a thousand items of luxury clothing from the home of a Toronto lawyer couple under investigation for fraud, possession of the proceeds of crime and laundering the proceeds of crime, after more than $7 million of their clients’ money went missing. Singa BuiContinue Reading
With its warm climate, comparatively affordable living and rich culture, Portugal has long appealed to visitors, whether it’s for a vacation or a more permanent move. The southwestern European country was a top destination for migrants, thanks to its formerly liberal immigration policies and what was considered a top modelContinue Reading
