Man severely injured protecting wife from polar bear attack
The man had serious injuries to his arm and legs, said police in Fort Severn First Nation, Ontario, Canada.
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A deadly crash in Toronto raises questions about the dangers when things go wrong for EVs
An Oct. 24 crash involving an electric car that killed four people in downtown Toronto has raised concerns about the dangers when things go wrong for EVs.
read moreHow Canada can hit the U.S. where it hurts in fight against Trump's tariffs
Trump has threatened to impose 25 per cent tariffs on all Canadian goods coming into the U.S. But his threat has raised questions as to whether Canada has any kind of leverage to squeeze the U.S. and prevent such tariff action.
read moreHe's been barred from his mother's Ontario long-term care home for over a year. Now, he's pushing back
Since September 2023, Paul Ziman hasn't visited his mother at the long-term care home where she lives due to an order under Ontario's trespassing act. He believes it was the result of him speaking out about her care, something the Windsor facility de
read moreGrade 8 teacher accused of sex crimes against students granted bail again
An Ontario school teacher accused of multiple sexual offences involving students has been again released on bail after she was rearrested for allegedly...
read moreSask. family's rare case of hockey cards from Gretzky's rookie year sells for $2.52 million US
Experts estimate the box could have 25 to 27 Wayne Gretzky rookie cards.
read morePersonalized blood count could lead to early intervention for common diseases
A complete blood count (CBC) screening is a routine exam requested by most physicians for healthy adults. Currently, the results of CBC tests are analyzed using a one-size-fits-all reference interval, but a new study suggests that this approach can l
read moreAt the mercy of the algorithm: Tecumseh's Glenn Fricker reveals the YouTube grind
After 10 years of constantly uploading content, heavy music specialist Glenn Fricker needs to take a break from his popular YouTube channel — to care for his ailing wife. The Tecumseh-based recording studio expert shared with CBC Windsor what it's
read moreOn the stand, Netanyahu switches from divisive wartime leader to defiant accused criminal
Benjamin Netanyahu became the first sitting Israeli PM to appear as a defendant in a criminal trial Tuesday. But his goal over the upcoming weeks of testimony may be more than just fending off charges of bribery and breach of trust — it may be to d
read moreOttawa quietly expands gun buyback program to include parts
As the first phase of Ottawa's assault weapon buyback program finally gets underway, the government has quietly expanded the program to include parts. A move that addresses concerns about 'ghost guns,' but seems certain to drive up costs.
read moreReview of 'broken' freedom-of-information system to finally get underway in P.E.I.
Toby MacDonald has reached a conclusion after a long quest for answers about asbestos at her daughter's former school: P.E.I.'s freedom of information system, 'our last line of defence for transparency and accountability,' can be summed up in a word
read moreSum 41 To Be Inducted Into Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Sum 41 will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. The ceremony will take place at the JUNO Awards, set for March 30th at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
read moreEntertainer and mentalist The Amazing Kreskin dead at 89
George Joseph Kresge Jr., who was known to generations of TV watchers as the mesmerizing entertainer and mentalist The Amazing Kreskin, has died at age 89.
read moreDonald Trump is trying to 'humiliate' Justin Trudeau with Canada jokes, ex-Trump adviser says
When Donald Trump jokes that Canada could become the 51st state, and refers to Justin Trudeau as a governor rather than prime minister, it’s all an effort to “humiliate” the Canadian leader, says John Bolton, his former national security advise
read moreAre you a chill guy? Or a woman in a male-dominated field? And what do these online trends say about us?
Women in Male Fields and Chill Guy are two trends sweeping social media — and dividing people across gender lines, some say.
read more'No consequences' for violating human rights in privately funded research in Canada, says ethics expert
Ethics experts say Canadians should think twice about becoming research participants, because the federal body that holds universities accountable to ethical standards has no jurisdiction over privately funded studies.
read moreWhy Biden considering pre-emptive pardons for Trump's political foes has sparked some concern
On the heels of his unprecedented presidential pardon for his son Hunter, U.S. President Joe Biden is reportedly considering exercising that power again, this time to pre-emptively protect figures who may be targeted by the incoming Trump administr
read moreActor Julien Arnold Dies in Theater During Christmas Carol Performance
Julien Arnold—a Canadian actor who founded the Edmonton theater company Free Will Players—died after having a medical emergency during his Nov. 24 performance in A Christmas Carol at Citadel Theatre.
read moreIslanders waiting longer than ever for an MRI scan, with no new solutions offered
A lack of staffing has reduced the number of MRIs that P.E.I. conducts, leading to even longer wait times for a test and possible diagnosis.
read moreAt 101, WWII veteran Spitfire pilot gets another spin in Harvard trainer
Retired RCAF Spitfire pilot Ken Raven gets back into the cockpit for a special flight in a Harvard trainer at Tillsonburg airport.
read moreCourts warn of 'critical' budget pressures as immigration cases delayed in Canada's 3 largest cities
Federal Justice Minister Arif Virani is set to meet with the chief justices of Canada's four federal courts on Friday, after they warned of a budgetary shortfall creating "critical" pressure on their operations, including efforts to clear a backlog
read moreMost RSV infections are in babies less than 1 year old. But protection remains out of reach for many
Most positive tests for RSV so far this season in Canada have been among the youngest, federal data suggests. And while Health Canada has approved an immunization that can protect all babies from the illness, it’s only available in a few jurisdicti
read moreHyundai recalls over 48,000 cars sold in Canada to fix rear-view cameras
Hyundai is recalling 48,509 SUVs and small cars in Canada, plus an additional 226,000 in the U.S., because the rearview camera image may not show up on the screens.
read moreMennonites in northeastern Ontario explore ways to make roads safer after horse and buggy tragedies
Old Order Mennonites in Desbarats near Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., share stories of loved ones who have died or been injured in collisions while using horses and buggies. Now, the leadership is exploring ways to make roads safer.
read more'Toxic and unsupportive' work environment widespread at CancerCare Manitoba, report says
A majority of the physicians who responded to a Doctors Manitoba request for feedback on CancerCare Manitoba say they're concerned about the possibility their work environment could hurt their ability to provide proper care, says a report obtained
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