New surveillance video shows mental state of man killed by transit police

New surveillance video is shedding light on a man's mental state before he was shot by police in Surrey, B.C., on Sunday.  The 20-year-old man can be seen in the convenience store video, pacing inside the store. According to store clerk Connie...

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Trudeau's Liberals led in 2014, but what does 2015 hold?

As 2014 comes to a close, all eyes turn to the federal election scheduled for 2015. The climactic year begins with the Liberals leading in the polls, the Conservatives in a close second, and the New Democrats trailing in third. Here's a look at how...

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Animal rescues and close encounters: B.C.'s top wildlife stories of 2014

From curious bears and angry moose to dolphin displays and a jellyfish invasion, here are our top B.C. wildlife video and photo stories of 2014. Camera-curious grizzly bear caught on video near Revelstoke The image of a B.C. grizzly...

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Indian parents pray for 'good sense to prevail' in attempt to bring son to Canada

An Indian woman with permanent resident status in Canada, and who is trying to bring her three-year-old son here, admits she didn't disclose she had a child before her arrival in Ottawa, but disputes the assertion she had agreed to keep him in India....

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Falling loonie cited for 'dent' in cross-border holiday shopping

Canadians did less cross-border shopping this holiday season compared to previous years, says the Retail Council of Canada. The council says Canadians did a lot of shopping overall. "The exchange rate put a dent in cross-border shopping," said Michael...

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'Losing my son means losing everything to me,' says dad after Luka Magnotta murder conviction

Diran Lin will return to China empty-handed next month after not getting the answer to the one question he desperately wanted answered: Why did Luka Magnotta kill his son, Jun Lin? Jun Lin's mother and father arrived in Montreal from China shortly...

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'We should just move to Toronto': Vancouver home prices worry businesses

When Allan Pulga, a communications manager, found out he was going to be a father, he had to make a tough choice — stay in a tiny downtown condo or leave Vancouver. The 34-year-old, who works for fast-growing private Canadian technology firm iQmetrix,...

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University student wants you to know how government spends tax money

Former House of Commons page Olivia Dorey was once one of the people hand-delivering the federal budget to MPs when the finance minister rose to deliver his speech. That task inspired her to try to read through a budget so she knew better what...

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Air Canada Calgary-to-Heathrow flight diverted to Toronto over 'electrical smell'

An Air Canada flight from Calgary to London's Heathrow Airport was diverted to Toronto for several hours after "a slight electrical smell" was reported on board. Flight AC850 left Calgary for England at 7 p.m. MT. The Boeing 767 with...

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'Free' pot offered by Vancouver medical marijuana dispensary

People are usually bombarded with advertisements at this time of year, but one ad campaign in Metro Vancouver is turning heads. Some shoppers returning to their cars have been finding business cards on their windshields offering "free premium cannabis."...

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Saskatchewan boy designs Team Canada masks for the World Juniors

One Saskatchewan boy's creativity has paid off for Team Canada. Members of the World Junior hockey team are wearing goalie masks designed by Morgan Bray. The 14-year-old, who is from Abernethy, Saskatchewan, found out about the contest to design Team...

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Teen dies after being hit by car driven by off-duty officer

A teenage boy who was struck and killed by a car driven by an off-duty Abbotsford, B.C., police officer Friday has been identified by family and friends as 14-year-old Marcus Larabie. A makeshift memorial was growing Saturday, as those who knew Larabie visited...

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Toronto building gutted by fire to be deconstructed for fire investigation

Parts of the building that was gutted by a Christmas Day fire that destroyed two posh Toronto restaurants are expected to be deconstructed Sunday morning for investigation. Heavy equipment arrived at the Avenue Road building in the Yorkville neighbourhood...

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RCMP warn of crackdown on execs who bribe to win foreign business

The RCMP says it is more aggressively pursuing Canadian companies that pay bribes to win lucrative contracts overseas and, in future, more cases will lead to real jail time for individuals rather than just fines for companies. Ottawa businessman...

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Canada's mining sector braces for another challenging year

Canada's mining sector is bracing for another challenging year in 2015 as slower growth in China is expected to continue to dampen selling prices for many metals. Iron ore suffered the biggest drop in the past year, losing nearly half its value to reach...

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Wait is over for CBC News app Android users

CBC News has launched a new app for Android users which will feature breaking news 'push' alerts, more local news, weather and video. CBC News has launched a new app for Android users, building on the success of its iOS 8 app launch in the fall. ...

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Strong winds give 35,000 Quebecers a dark Christmas morning

Weather conditions are making Christmas morning a little more difficult than most Quebecers would like. High winds knocked out power for nearly 35,000 Hydro-Québec clients Thursday, particularly in the Lanaudière region, the Laurentians, Montreal, Laval,...

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Christmas baby delivered by Montreal police officers

A pair of Montreal police officers helped a baby enter the world a little earlier than expected on Christmas morning. Just before 3 a.m. ET, a man frantically flagged down a patrol car in the city's north end and asked for help as his wife began to...

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Just how holly jolly is Christmas?

A statistical look at lights! Santas! Eggnog! CBC News Posted: Dec 12, 2014 10:15 AM ET Last Updated: Dec 12, 2014 1:21 PM ET ...

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PM's holiday message asks Canadians to pray for military personnel fighting ISIS

New Holiday message focuses on Canada's role overseas The Canadian Press Posted: Dec 25, 2014 8:49 AM ET Last Updated: Dec 25, 2014 10:32 AM ET Prime Minister Stephen Harper is asking Canadians to pray for the country's military...

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Luka Magnotta found guilty of 1st-degree murder in Concordia student's death

Luka Magnotta has received an automatic life sentence for first-degree murder, with no possibility of parole for 25 years. He was sentenced to another 19 years for the four other charges he was convicted on.  ...

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Top 2014 weather story goes to Canada's long, cold winter

Environment Canada has released its list of top weather stories over the past year, and the long winter chill took top spot. "Stick a thermometer into Canada and it read a measly 0.1 C above normal — the coldest year since 1996 and certainly...

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Goose and plum pudding: How German prisoners of war marked a WW I Christmas in Canada

When Christmas came for the German merchant marine sailors interned at Fort Henry in 1915, the prisoners of war were given a festive meal. Of course there were those living outside the fort's grey walls in Kingston, Ont., who didn't think such a celebration...

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