Toddler missing 15 hours found safe near Ontario cornfield

A two-year-old girl who wandered from a farm in Norwich Township near Woodstock, Ont., has been found safe by provincial police. According to CBC reporter Kerry McKee, Brooklyn Honderich has been found safe and is currently with...

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Luka Magnotta admits to killing Jun Lin but pleads not guilty

Luka Magnotta has admitted to the acts underlying the five criminal offences he's charged with, including the killing of a 33-year-old university student, but has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Quebec Superior Court Justice Guy Cournoyer told...

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Stephen Harper gives pricey free ride home to European leaders

Prime Minister Stephen Harper gave visiting European delegates a free flight home to Brussels last week, after adding a Toronto reception to their schedule, CBC News has learned. That reception made it impossible for the visitors to make a planned commercial...

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Foreign worker paid $25K for a non-existent job

An Ontario immigration consultant is under investigation for charging foreign clients up to $25,000 to help them enter Canada to work at low-skill jobs. In at least one case, the worker arrived to find the employer no longer existed. ...

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Corner Gas town Rouleau, Sask., swept by fire

Fire crews battled a large fire Sunday in downtown Rouleau, Sask. — the town where the popular television sitcom Corner Gas was filmed. Throughout the evening, crews poured water on a single-storey commercial building on 105 Main St., an area where...

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Mulcair's dilemma: Canadians like him, but will they vote for him?

Liking a political leader and wanting to vote for him or her can be two very different things. Take the example of Canada's three federal leaders. Justin Trudeau's approval ratings are high and he tops the polls on who would make the best prime minister....

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Head lice build up resistance to treaments that dominate the market

With elementary school students back in class, more kids may be going home with itchy heads. That's due to the lice that get spread by the head-to-head interactions that happen frequently enough among kids that age. While the official recommendation...

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Halifax police search home where deck collapsed, injuring 6

Halifax Regional Police have executed a search warrant at a home where a deck collapsed and fell three storeys onto another deck, injuring six people. Police say they searched the small apartment building "to allow further processing of the scene."...

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Hamilton's Lancaster bomber homecoming: What you need to know

Hamilton's Lancaster bomber is expected to arrive in Hamilton around noon Sunday after a tour lasting several weeks in the U.K. The event is expected to draw large crowds of onlookers eager to welcome the plane home.  Schedule The plane will land...

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Slain Moncton Mounties among fallen officers honoured in Ottawa today

Hundreds of Canadian police and peace officers are gathering on Parliament Hill today to remember colleagues killed in the line of duty, including the three RCMP officers killed in a shooting in Moncton, N.B., in June. Conservation officer Justin A....

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Accused in 5 Calgary stabbing deaths to learn results of 2nd psychiatric assessment

The man accused of stabbing five young people to death in Calgary last spring during a party to celebrate the end of the university year has another court hearing this morning. Matthew de Grood, 23, is charged with five counts of first-degree murder...

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'Fear and shock:' Soccer stabbing leaves N.L. town reeling as teen charged

A young man has been charged over a stabbing at a soccer field that has shocked the country, and which has a young boy fighting for his life in hospital.  Nicholas Layman, 19, appeared in St. John's provincial court Friday afternoon on charges...

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'Disposable heroes': No compensation for paramedic with PTSD

A B.C. paramedic says the province's outdated rules mean first responders who suffer psychological trauma on the job are treated like "disposable heroes." Joanne Trofanenko was shocked when WorkSafeBC refused to compensate her when she became too...

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Doug Ford hangs on to Rob's support, polls suggest

COMING UP LIVE: Toronto's mayoral candidates are debating today at 12:45 p.m. ET. The event will be livestreamed on CBCNews.ca. With Rob Ford out and Doug Ford in his place, the Toronto mayoral campaign has hardly skipped a beat, at least according...

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B.C. school districts ordered to return all strike savings

The B.C. government is instructing school districts to return any money they may have saved during the public school teachers' strike this September.  School districts contacted by CBC News say they're still figuring out the financial impact of...

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Ontario child sexual exploitation probe leads to 60 arrests

Police in Ontario have arrested 60 people who will collectively face almost 250 charges in a probe into the sexual exploitation of children over the internet. The probe involved 99 search warrants executed across Ontario by multiple police forces....

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Air Canada grapples with 'explicit' material in cockpit

CBC News has obtained an internal Air Canada bulletin warning flight crews they could be fired or face criminal charges for placing "inappropriate material" in the flight deck, also called the cockpit.    It was sent last year, four months...

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Luis-Andres Guimont-Mota named as arrested McGill Redmen football player

The McGill Redmen university football player in Montreal who faces charges of armed robbery, assault and uttering threats has been identified as Luis-Andres Guimont-Mota. The player's name was confirmed to CBC News by a reliable source. He's due...

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UN announces Ebola emergency response mission as Canada pledges $30M

The UN announced Thursday that it will dispatch an emergency mission to West Africa to help the countries most affected by the worsening Ebola epidemic deal with the crisis. Canada, meanwhile, announced it will provide another $30 million to the...

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Teacher Daniel Ogloff suspended for slapping 'I'm gay' sticker on student

A Langley, B.C., teacher, who was suspended for writing "I'm gay" on a piece of masking tape and sticking it on the back of a student's jacket last year is expected to be back in class soon. Daniel Mark Ogloff,  a metalwork teacher at Aldergrove Community...

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BlackBerry's new Passport released today, aims to woo corporate users

BlackBerry released its new Passport phone today, a keyboard smartphone with a 4.5-inch​ screen aimed at corporate users. John Chen, charged with turning around Waterloo, Ont.-based BlackBerry since last November, has said the...

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Toronto high school stabbing victim, 19, was trying to break up confrontation

A 19-year-old student stabbed inside a Toronto high school on Tuesday died after he intervened in a hallway confrontation between two other students, police say. "The victim was trying to defuse a situation between two other individuals …...

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Court documents detail the night that sent Rob Ford to rehab

While Rob Ford undergoes chemotherapy treatments for a malignant tumour, a judge has released the latest search warrant documents surrounding the Toronto mayor, his former friend Sandro Lisi, his sister Kathy and a man who allegedly supplied the mayor...

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Top court's Mr. Big ruling prompts withdrawal of murder charge

The first-degree murder charge against a Nova Scotia man accused of killing his former partner, and caught in the kind of Mr. Big sting that has been severly limited by Canada's top court, has been withdrawn. The Crown has said there's no reasonable...

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'Help us:' Canadian Somali community says it's losing youth to ISIS

As U.S.-led forces launch airstrikes in Syria, an organization in Edmonton says it is fighting to keep young people in the city's Somali community from answering recruitment calls to join ISIS militants fighting overseas. Mahamad Accord, with the Canadian...

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