The Sipekne’katik band will not fish its commercial lobster licences this season in southwest Nova Scotia, citing intimidation and violence that followed the launch of its moderate livelihood fishery in … Read More
A 76-year-old man from London, Ont., says he was left to sleep in his wheelchair for three consecutive days after his personal support worker (PSW) failed to show up to his … Read More
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Search and recovery efforts continue in Pinaymootang First Nation for a man who fell into the icy Fairford River on Sunday. Dana Letandre, 32, fell on Sunday around 9:30 p.m. while walking across … Read More
As questions mount about how police officers handle mental health calls, a new RCMP report shows the number of interactions between Mounties and people experiencing mental health crises has increased in most provinces … Read More
Nature at its most gruesome can rival a horror movie. A perfect example is the disturbing way the parasitoid Emerald jewel wasp turns the American cockroach into a zombie, kidnaps it, … Read More
Read Story Transcript A Vancouver psychiatrist says that, two decades ago, he never would have imagined the state of addiction and homelessness in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside would deteriorate the way … Read More
When Christina Belding strutted down Rainbow Haven beach for a CBC News story this summer — in only a bikini bottom — she rocked a confident gaze, six-pack abs, and a … Read More
The Liberal government will miss a target it set during the 2015 federal election campaign to lift all long-term drinking water advisories in First Nations by March 2021 — in … Read More
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the COVID Alert app can now provide more precise information to people who are exposed to the virus. There have been approximately 4.9 million downloads of … Read More
Halloween won’t be the same this year. Trick or treating will be minimal across much of the country, if it happens at all. The same with Halloween parties for adults. COVID-19 is making … Read More
An Ontario Superior Court Justice has ordered the spokesperson for a First Nations land reclamation of a housing development in Caledonia, Ont., to pay $168,000 in legal bills for the developer and … Read More
