Canada's economy expands despite oil and gas slowdown

Canada's economy expanded for the fifth month in a row, as gross domestic product was 1.6 per cent higher in May than the same month a year ago. Statistics Canada reported Wednesday that on a monthly basis, the GDP expanded by 0.2 per cent, just shy...

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NDP wants tougher stance on Russia, but no Sochi boycott

The Opposition New Democrats are calling on the Canadian government to make clear its position on Russia's recent anti-gay laws, in light of growing calls by activists to boycott the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. "I don't think [Foreign Affairs Minister...

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Bittersweet 50th anniversary for Canada's Sea King helicopters

Canadian Armed Forces pilots have been flying Sea King helicopters for 50 years, with the anniversary celebrations taking place today and tomorrow. That these aging beasts are still flying at all is testament to both the talents of those who have been...

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No spitting or speeding: How Justin Bieber could 'clean up his act'

When Justin Bieber stepped out on a hotel balcony in an upscale Toronto neighbourhood a few days ago, young "Beliebers" waiting below were agog at the chance to wave, scream and otherwise share their adoration for the young teen idol. But then the 19-year-old,...

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Minister disputes claim High River sacrificed to flood

The engineer who told residents in High River that the Hampton Hills community was sacrificed to minimize flooding in the rest of the town used an unfortunate choice of words, says Alberta's associate minister in charge of rebuilding efforts. Rick Fraser,...

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Streetcar shooting: Will body-worn cameras help police and the public?

The fatal shooting of teenager Sammy Yatim by police on a streetcar near downtown Toronto's Trinity Bellwoods Park on the weekend has triggered outrage. The incident, captured on amateur video and posted online, has raised the issue of whether police...

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Is Justin Trudeau's pot stance a vote-getter?

Justin Trudeau's statement in favour of legalizing pot sparked a significant amount of political chatter. But political observers are split on whether this stance is likely to buy the Liberals any more votes in the next election. "I don't think many...

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Streetcar shooting video not whole story, police union says

An amateur video that shows Toronto police shooting repeatedly at a teenager armed with a knife is "just one segment" of a broader picture that could look different once Ontario's police watchdog completes its investigation, the head of Toronto's police...

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Pet store under fire for treatment of reptiles

Reptile owners, handlers and some former PetSmart employees say they are shocked by how the animals are cared for at large pet stores, saying they have seen obvious signs of malnourishment and that many of the prospective pets are in need of medical...

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Fracking proposal divides residents near Gros Morne

The search for oil off Newfoundland's west coast has divided people who live near the World Heritage Site that is a major draw to the region. UNESCO recently announced it was concerned about plans to use hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — close to...

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6 teens killed in Saskatchewan crash identified

The names of the six teens who died in a crash with a tanker truck at a rural Saskatchewan intersection early Saturday morning have been released by RCMP. Kristopher Tavener was remembered by his family as a protective big brother, a loving son and...

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Will baby Prince George ever become king of Canada?

For republicans and monarchists alike, Prince George looks to have brought about general agreement on one issue at least: His very birth is a positive sign for the future of the monarchy. John Fraser, the master at Toronto's Massey College and author...

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Infographic | The inside story of an iceberg

Related External Links IcebergFinder.com (Note:CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external links.) There are only a few places on the planet where you can easily see an iceberg floating by, and Newfoundland and...

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Rail safety advocates urge new rules for high-risk cargo

The sort of disaster that struck Lac-Mégantic may thankfully be rare but the consequences are so grave when serious derailments involving oil do occur, extraordinary measures must be taken to prevent them, say proponents of stricter protocols. A Montreal,...

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Toronto chief promises answers after police kill teen

Toronto police Chief Bill Blair says people "have every right to be concerned" after an 18-year-old man armed with a knife on a downtown streetcar was shot repeatedly and killed by police this weekend — an incident captured by amateur video. Blair said...

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BC Hydro hit with smart meter class-action lawsuit

BC Hydro says it has installed 1.8 million smart meters already. (CBC) A Saltspring Island woman has initiated a class-action lawsuit against B.C. Hydro over smart meters. Nomi Davis is suing the utility for installing a smart meter at her home last...

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Grieving town of Lac-Mégantic consoled by memorial mass

More than 1,000 people packed into a church in Lac-Mégantic, Que., this morning, to watch a memorial service for the victims killed by the July 6 train derailment. The crowd, which spread outside the church for several blocks, looked on as Msgr. Luc...

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6 teens die in crash near Lloydminster, Sask.

Six teenagers have died in a collision between a semi-tanker truck and car six kilometres southeast of Lloydminster, Sask. RCMP say three males and three females were killed in the crash early Saturday morning. The ages of the victims range between...

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Police shooting on Toronto streetcar leaves 1 dead

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is looking into a fatal shooting involving Toronto police after a 19-year-old man was killed on a TTC streetcar overnight Friday. Police in 14 division were dispatched to a call about a person with a knife aboard...

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