Quebec police continue search for quarry workers

Police say they will work night and day to find two workers presumed to be buried under rubble after a landslide at a quarry near l'Épiphanie, Que., 50 kilometres north of Montreal. Repentigny police Sgt. Bruno Marier said Wednesday between 60 and 80...

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CBC Windsor talks about incoming premier Kathleen Wynne

Incoming premier Kathleen Wynne is taking calls Thursday on Ontario Today with host Kathleen Petty and we're hosting a live chat at the same time from here in Windsor. Starting a noon Thursday, follow the interview with our audio player below or on...

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Widespread price-fixing alleged in Toronto home construction

A construction-industry conspiracy to inflate the price of building foundations for houses has been operating for nearly 15 years in the Toronto area, Canada's Competition Bureau maintains in a 120-page search-warrant application obtained by CBC News....

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Ikea 'monkey mom' returns to Ontario court

Yasmin Nakhuda has taken to social media in her fight to regain custody of Darwin, better known as the Ikea monkey. (Chris Young/Canadian Press) Yasmin Nakhuda, the woman who calls herself the "Monkey Mom," is going for Round 2 today in her fight to...

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Delisle spying damage still 'ongoing,' CSIS official says

The scope of damage caused by Sub-Lt. Jeffrey Paul Delisle, the naval officer at the centre of an international espionage embarrassment, is unknown, says an official at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. Delisle, 41, is in a Nova Scotia court...

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Toyota Canada recalls 157,000 cars over airbags, wipers

Toyota Canada is recalling more than 157,000 vehicles to fix airbags and window wipers. They include more than 140,000 Corolla and Matrix cars from 2003 and 2004 and almost 17,000 Lexus IS models from 2006 through 2012. The Corolla and Matrix cars...

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Quebec quarry search resumes for 2 missing workers

Search efforts are continuing today for two workers presumed to be buried under rubble following a landslide at a quarry near l'Épiphanie, Que., 50 kilometres north of Montreal. Repentigny Police Sgt. Bruno Marier said a rescue team from the Quebec...

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Ontario athletes playing in U.S. during teachers' protest

Uncertainty about whether there would be a full high school basketball season this school year made a tough decision easier for Herman student athlete Marko Kovac. The 6'5" power forward will join teammate Tyler Storie at a prep school in the U.S. ...

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Record highs, freezing rain mark active weather day

Wednesday promises to be another day of active weather across Canada, with temperatures across southern Ontario soaring to 10 C or higher — while wind and freezing rain sweep through the Maritimes. Areas in southern Ontario, such as Niagara, Toronto,...

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RIM's BlackBerry 10 ready to launch

The eyes of the technology world were focused squarely on Research In Motion today as the company launches BlackBerry 10, the hotly anticipated line of smartphones with the potential to make or break the company. CEO Thorsten Heins kicked off simultaneous...

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Canada to provide $13M more for Mali aid

Canada will provide another $13 million in aid to Mali, International Co-operation Minister Julian Fantino announced Tuesday in Ethiopia. Fantino is the Canadian representative at a donor's conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital. "I'm announcing...

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Ex-Calgary psychiatrist found guilty of sexual assault

A Calgary jury in the sexual assault case against Aubrey Levin has found the former psychiatrist guilty on three counts of sexual assault against male patients, and not guilty on two counts of sexual assault. Levin, 74, stood quietly and did not show...

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Wireless fee, contract guidelines proposed by CRTC

A public hearing on the draft code will take place Feb. 11 to 15. (Canadian Press) Wireless providers would face limits on early termination fees and must unlock phones under "reasonable terms" under new draft guidelines released Monday by Canada's...

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A year after N.L. boy's death, search-and-rescue doubts persist

The tragic death of a Labrador teen lost on the ice one year ago sparked some changes to search and rescue procedures, but some continue to question whether it's enough. Randy Edmunds, the Liberal MHA for Torngat Mountains, was one of the people who...

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Montreal recovering from major flooding

Did you see the Montreal flood? Submit your breaking news, stories, photos and videos. Upload Now You must be a member of the CBC News Community to upload. Sign Up now. City employees are working to clean up debris after a water main break...

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Discovery of woman's torso prompts police probe in Ontario

Investigators are trying to identify a woman whose torso was found inside a garbage bin in Kitchener, Ont., this weekend, the latest in a series of dismemberment cases that police in Ontario have dealt with in a span of just a few months. Waterloo Regional...

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Can Kathleen Wynne bring change to Ontario?

About The Author Robert Fisher is a CBC News anchor and regular political commentator on CBC Radio. An award-winning journalist with more than 30 years of experience in public and private radio, Robert was a senior news anchor and political affairs...

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Freezing rain, snow hit southern Ontario

Areas of southern Ontario are receiving snow and freezing rain as a series of low-pressure systems move in from the United States, creating a slippery morning commute for some. However, temperatures are expected to rise this afternoon. Environment...

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House returns as Idle No More protesters gather

MPs are set to return to the House of Commons today as Idle No More protesters plan to march to Parliament Hill for a world day of action. The protesters are opposed to environmental law changes adopted after the House of Commons and Senate passed Bill...

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29 Hamilton city workers fired for doing "little work at all"

live blog City talking to Hamilton police about possible charges CBC News Posted: Jan 28, 2013 9:41 AM ET Last Updated: Jan 28, 2013 10:38 AM ET   The City of Hamilton has fired 29 employees for "neglect of duties, time theft and/or...

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Another arrest in Vancouver sword attack death

Vancouver police say they have made another arrest after a 19-year-old man was killed with a sword in a targeted attack on Wednesday night. Manraj Akalirai was attacked in South Vancouver by a large group on Elgin Street near East 47th Avenue, just...

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Memorial planned for 9-year-old shot in his home

A memorial for 9-year-old Kesean Williams, orginally planned for Saturday, has been moved to Sunday. The young boy was shot in the head as he sat in his Brampton, Ont., home on Wednesday night, watching TV. He died a short time later in hospital. Police...

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RCMP hopes to hire more women, targets female athletes

The RCMP is using a new strategy in trying to recruit more women to the force — targeting athletes who are already in shape. Currently women make up only 18 per cent of RCMP officers in Saskatchewan. Const. Amy Forbes is talking to universities and...

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Kathleen Wynne, Ontario's groundbreaking premier-designate

Kathleen Wynne has been a community activist, a school trustee, a cabinet minister and now, Ontario's premier-designate. Wynne defeated Sandra Pupatello on a third ballot at the Ontario Liberal Party convention in Toronto. "Realize it or not, this...

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It's a Wynne-win for Ontario Liberals

Kathleen Wynne will be Ontario's first female premier after dramatic movements on the convention floor earned her the endorsement of two former rivals and propelled her to a third-ballot victory on Saturday. Those endorsements, from Mississauga South...

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Another arrest in Vancouver sword attack death

Vancouver police say they have made another arrest after a 19-year-old man was killed with a sword in a targeted attack on Wednesday night. Manraj Akalirai was attacked in South Vancouver by a large group on Elgin Street near East 47th Avenue, just...

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Unmarried Quebec couples have no right to alimony, court rules

Unmarried Quebec couples who live together and then split up are not entitled to the same rights as legally married couples, when it comes to spousal support, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled. By a 5-4 margin, the top court decision released Friday...

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Memorial planned for 9-year-old shooting victim

A memorial for 9-year-old Kesean Williams is planned for Saturday. The young boy was shot in the head as he sat in his Brampton, Ont., home on Wednesday night, watching TV. He died a short time later in hospital. Police say the shot that killed the...

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Candidates address Ontario Liberal convention

Candidates speaking to party delegates, first -round results shortly after noon. CBCnews.ca's live coverage of the Ontario Liberal convention continues Saturday with livestreaming video of candidate speeches, our live blog and live chats and...

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Wynne tells Ontario Liberals she is ready to lead

If selected as the next Ontario Liberal leader, Kathleen Wynne said Saturday she is immediately ready to take on the job as premier and hopes to quickly recall the legislature. When speaking to delegates at the leadership convention in Toronto, Wynne...

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Ontario Liberals could make history if female premier chosen

About The Author Robert Fisher is a CBC News anchor and regular political commentator on CBC Radio. An award-winning journalist with more than 30 years of experience in public and private radio, Robert was a senior news anchor and political affairs...

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