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Grinder, one of two 'beloved' grizzly bears at Grouse Mountain Resort, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear shown in this undated handout photo, who fascinated locals and tourists alike on North Vancouver’s Grouse Mountain, has died. The decision was made to provide a humane passing for Grinder, who reached an age beyond the average life expectancy of a male grizzly in the...
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Your tax dollars at work
Welcome back to the ledger. Everything below comes straight from the government’s own proactive disclosure records—no leaks, no whistleblowers, just the receipts Ottawa is legally required to post. We read them so you don’t have to, though honestly, some weeks they’re better than fiction. Let’s sta...
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Aboriginal to Indigenous: Leaders, advocates reflect on decades of state linguistic changes
Ten years after the Government of Canada officially adopted the term "Indigenous" instead of "Aboriginal," discussions persist on what terms best describe First Nations, Inuit and Métis. "Throughout history, they haven't figured out what they want to call us yet," said Gladys Radek, a longtime acti...
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Bill Wilson, one of Canada’s last surviving World War veterans, dies at 101
Veteran of the Second World War Bill Wilson walks on Juno Beach after the D-Day 75th Anniversary Canadian National Commemorative Ceremony at Juno Beach in Courseulles-sur-Mer, France, on Thursday, June 6, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean KilpatrickSean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press Veterans Affairs Ca...
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Immigrants adopting Canada’s record-low fertility patterns, Western researchers find
Members of the Indian community entertain the crowd during the annual Canada Day parade in Montreal, July 1, 2014. Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press. Researchers at Western University have found that immigrants to Canada are adopting the country’s record-low fertility patterns, with even higher-fert...
successFormer shelter client now helps others rebuild their lives in Fort Simpson, N.W.T.
For Jake Laliberte, working at the Fort Simpson warming and homeless shelter is a second... The post Former shelter client now helps others rebuild their lives in Fort Simpson, N.W.T. appeared first on APTN News.
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Staying active — and activist — in retirement
Federal government praises the wilderness station as ‘globally unique,’ considers cleaving it with high-speed train. The University of Alberta’s Campus Saint-Jean is wrestling with the historical legacy of its founders, who represent French Canadian survival to some but colonial oppression to other...
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Work continues to bring power back online for thousands following Manitoba storm
An electrical worker with Manitoba Hydro works on power lines in an undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Handout - Manitoba Hydro (Mandatory Credit) WINNIPEG - Manitoba Hydro is warning some customers that power knocked out by heavy winds may not be restored before the weekend, as it deals wit...
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Fortis Inc. posts increase in second-quarter earnings over last year
Fortis Inc.‘s headquarters are pictured in St. John’s, N.L., on Friday, Oct. 14, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sue Bailey ST. JOHN’S - Fortis Inc. is reporting second-quarter net earnings attributable to common equity shareholders of $396 million, up from $384 million for the second quarter of last year...
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EN IMAGES : À la suite du séisme, le nombre victimes grimpe au Japon
Le séisme qui a frappé le sud du Japon a fait au moins 35 morts, selon un nouveau bilan. Tandis que les opérations de recherche entrent dans leur quatrième jour, on ignore encore combien de personnes sont portées disparues. Le centre commercial Aeon Mall est l'un des endroits les plus touchés. Des...
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Crown, defence present final arguments in 2023 stabbing retrial
Deijean was found with a stab wound in Behchokǫ̀ in the early morning of August 4, 2023. He was taken to the community’s health centre and later Yellowknife’s Stanton Territorial Hospital, where he died. Zakk Lafferty was charged with second-degree murder in 2023. In October 2025, a mistrial was de...
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Intruder shut off barn's ventilation fans, killing 10,000 chickens: Nova Scotia RCMP
A chicken rests inside a cage as it waits to be slaughtered inside the La Granja Live Poultry Corp. store on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki) LUNENBURG - The recent deaths of 10,000 chickens at a Nova Scotia farm were the result of a deliberate bid to harm the birds, pol...
successFrom the rabble summer archives: ‘Outside In’ with Libby Davies
From our summer archives, this week we’re sharing an episode from 2019 in which then-host Victoria Fenner sits down with Libby Davies to discuss her new book: ‘Outside In: A Political Memoir.’ The post From the rabble summer archives: ‘Outside In’ with Libby Davies appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Arviat RCMP seek culprit in spate of tire-slashing incidents
Eskimo Point Lumber Services sees 28 tires destroyed, estimates $20,000 in damage RCMP in Arviat are searching for the culprits in several tire-slashing incidents in the community since April. Twelve vehicles have been damaged so far, police said. (File photo by Jeff Pelletier) RCMP in Arviat are...
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Proposed Alto rail route slashes through Queen’s field biology station
Federal government praises the wilderness station as ‘globally unique,’ considers cleaving it with high-speed train. The University of Alberta’s Campus Saint-Jean is wrestling with the historical legacy of its founders, who represent French Canadian survival to some but colonial oppression to other...
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Arctic Talent: Goth glamour shines on stage
Life’s a drag for Nuka Fennell, and she’s loving every minute of it Mistress Aurora, the drag alter-ego of Nuka Fennell, steps on stage July 7 at the Lookout Bar and Nightclub in Ottawa’s Byward Market. Fennell won the venue’s professional drag competition later that night. (Photo by Daron Letts)...
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Family behind One of a Thai to appear on Family Feud Canada
“Our whole family watches Family Feud and it’s kind of like a dream come true. We actually get to finally be on the show, which is exciting. I can’t believe it,” said Chanthalangsy. Chanthalangsy said the family went through a few rounds of interviews where producers asked about their hobbies, thei...
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What to expect at Yellowknife’s 2026 Colour Run
The run takes place on Saturday, August 15, starting and finishing at the city’s multiplex. (The route has changed this year – read on to find out more.) Registration is open. Tickets to take part cost just over $10 for kids and just over $20 for each adult. Family and group tickets are available a...
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Battered by fresh storms, Tuk awaits funding for last year’s repairs
Another storm surge was forecast to roll in on Thursday this week. During last week’s event, the hamlet was warned of strong winds over 90 km/h and gusts exceeding 130 km/h. Mayor Teddy said the wind damaged fencing along the side of the hamlet’s cemetery facing the ocean and repairs are now being...
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How the Nahɂą Dehé Dene Band is building for Nahanni Butte’s future
Over the past several years, community leaders have been working to address some of residents’ most pressing needs – such as housing and education infrastructure – while building for the community’s future, one that is inevitably tied to tourism. The hamlet’s general store provides a resupply stop...
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Le tir de semonce de Doug Ford
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des témoins pour recueillir certaines de vos données et les utilisons afin d’améliorer votre expérience et de vous présenter des contenus et des publicités personnalisés. Si vous n’êtes...
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Conservative MP, Poilievre call for new framework for public alerts after Calgary boy’s death
Mike Lake and his son Jaden, pictured in this undated photo. Lake says that left on their own, a child with autism can find themselves in serious danger within minutes.Mike Lake/The Canadian Press Whenever Mike Lake hears news that a child with autism is missing, he knows how vulnerable they are....
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Canada’s last peach breeder is growing fruit for the future
As you bite into a juicy peach this summer, thank Niagara. The southern Ontario region grows more than half of Canada’s tender fruits: more than 70 per cent of our peaches, plus many fragrant baskets of nectarines, plums, pears, cherries, grapes and apricots. Despite the bounty, climate change is...
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Pear Lake wildfire prompts expanded evacuation orders in B.C.
The Brunswick Creek wildfire consumes trees on a mountainside, in Boston Bar, B.C., in early July.DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press The Pear Lake wildfire prompted expanded evacuation orders on Friday for properties on both sides of Green Lake, north of Clinton, B.C., where officials continued to asse...
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Whither the weather balloons? U.S. changes leave Canada with less notice of storms, experts say
Student researchers release a weather balloon with a radiosonde attached in Tucumcari, N.M., last summer.Carolyn Kaster/The Associated Press Twice a day, a delicate dance takes place in the Earth’s stratosphere: At noon and midnight Greenwich Mean Time, around 1,000 sensor-laden weather balloons sl...
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