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Quebec records 223 cyclosporiasis cases, triple last year's count
Intestinal parasite infections spike in summer 2026. Most linked to travel to Mexico; no connection to U.S. lettuce outbreak detected so far.
Deep-sea mining would cause more ocean damage than climate change combined, DFO scientist warns
Cherisse Du Preez, head of deepwater ecology at Fisheries and Oceans Canada, says mining seamounts would devastate ecosystems that took...
Lloyd Robertson, legendary Canadian news anchor, dies at 92
Robertson anchored CTV National News for 27 years and was named Canada's most-trusted TV journalist for 11 consecutive years by TV Guide...
Canada's asylum health costs hit $1 billion as processing delays drive spending, not overuse
The Interim Federal Health Program's cost has quadrupled in five years, but new co-payments will save less than two months' worth of...
755 people visit Vernon reception centre as Bradley Creek wildfire destroys 230 homes
The reception centre at Kal Tire Place has processed in-person visits and online registrations from evacuees. Highway 97 remains closed...
Alberta RCMP issued over 1,100 traffic tickets during August long weekend
Enhanced enforcement from July 31 to Aug. 3 resulted in 513 speeding tickets and 90 impaired drivers removed from roads.
Pear Lake wildfire now 124,656 hectares as hot, dry conditions return to Cariboo
The massive fire grew significantly as temperatures climbed to 28°C. Eight evacuation orders remain in effect for the region.
Conservation group seeks judicial review of Kananaskis logging permit over bull trout habitat
Timberwolf Wilderness Society is challenging Fisheries and Oceans Canada's approval of 14 temporary bridge crossings for West Fraser's...
U.S. Justice Department moves to drop charges against Olympic canoeist David Hearn
Former Olympian Hearn was charged after the Justice Department acknowledged the pool's damage came from contractor failure, not vandalism.
Woman charged after students allegedly hit with belt at three Alberta Mennonite schools
RCMP investigation into physical discipline at private schools in La Crete uncovered the practice at multiple sites; educators are not...
St. Catharines mayor wades through flooded basement, pleads for province's help
Mayor Mat Siscoe recorded himself in his own flooded home asking for provincial and federal disaster relief after torrential rains hit...
Calgary man charged in CTrain shooting leaves two wounded at Victoria Park station
Police arrested a 25-year-old after an argument between three men escalated to gunfire at the Victoria Park/Stampede CTrain station on...
