In their latest study, University of Northern British Columbia geologists studied more than 12,000 satellite images of glaciers in B.C. and Alberta.
B.C. glaciers melting 7 times faster in past decade than previous years, UNBC study finds
Candidate Anne Casabonne tells her side of the story after mainstream media try to discredit her
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Montreal residents slam plan to build REM track through east end neighbourhood
Ronald Daigneault was already opposed to the project when it was going to be built on Sherbrooke Street. Now it will be right in front of his house, standing as much as 12 metres high with cars passing every few minutes 20 hours per day, seven days a week.
Flyers’ Yandle sets ‘ironman’ mark with record 965th consecutive game played
Philadelphia Flyers defenceman Keith Yandle has broken the NHL record by playing in his 965th consecutive game.
‘We learned from the past’: Old Crow reopens after 2 COVID-19 cases triggered week-long lockdown
A week-long lockdown in Old Crow, Yukon, paid off, says Paul Josie, the deputy chief of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation. He said the drastic measure was to prevent a repeat of what happened in December when one COVID-19 case quickly spread to 18 people.
Anxiety, depression, loneliness at highest levels among Canadians since early pandemic: survey
Anxiety and feelings of depression and loneliness among adult Canadians are at their highest levels since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a report released Tuesday by Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) suggests.
Suspect charged in Hay River, N.W.T. homicide investigation
Riley Jordan Moyah has been charged with murder following Roland Lamalice’s death. No charges have been proven in court.
Semi-trailer crash narrowly misses 2 pedestrians in Quesnel
A semi-trailer carrying fuel narrowly missed hitting two pedestrians as it crashed into support posts for a downtown Quesnel store on New Year’s day.
‘There’s no logic anywhere’: Maxime Bernier speaks at Toronto’s Worldwide Freedom Rally
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Empty space in new Windsor-Essex hospital could be used as surge capacity in future pandemics: Officials
To avoid field hospitals held together with tarps and duct tape in future outbreaks or pandemics, the new acute care hospital in Windsor-Essex will be equipped with large sections of unused space to allow for surge capacity.
GoFundMe withholding $4.7M from trucker convoy until plan presented
GoFundMe has frozen access to the more than $4.7 million in funds raised by the trucker convoy now winding its way across the country toward Ottawa in a protest against vaccine mandates.
Former Regina doctor accused of sexual assault says he was shocked by complaints
A former Regina doctor accused of sexually assaulting five female patients has testified he was surprised and shocked by the complaints against him.
Cree and Innu sign agreement over caribou harvest in Cree territory
Three hundred caribou from the Leaf River herd are being “gifted” to the nine communities of the Innu nation. They’re coming out of a guaranteed Cree harvest of 850 caribou that is part of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement signed in 1975, said Cree officials.
Organizer of anti-vaccine mandate convoy says it won’t tolerate extremists or violence
A key player behind a convoy travelling to Ottawa to protest a vaccine mandate for truckers is warning that those planning to use the event for acts of violence or vandalism won’t be tolerated.
B.C. reports 2 fewer people in hospital with COVID-19, but ICU numbers up by 15
B.C. health officials reported 985 people in hospital with COVID-19 on Tuesday, including 144 in intensive care, as the province recorded one more death from the disease and 1,446 new cases.
Iqaluit food centre launches new program to bring wild food to those who need it
The foods are sourced from local hunters in communities across Nunavut such as Clyde River, Naujaat and Pond Inlet who regularly provide country food in their own communities as well.
Humboldt Broncos crash survivor donates book sales to air ambulance that saved him
Kaleb Dahlgren, a Humboldt Broncos crash survivor, is raising money for STARS air ambulance and wants the public’s help to match his $50,000 donation.
Canada’s food supply issues began long before trucker vaccine mandate. But relaxing it may help, grocers say
As the debate heats up over what’s behind the images of empty grocery store shelves in parts of Canada, the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers says the supply issues began long before the Canada-U.S. cross-border vaccine mandates.
Red Sox legend Ortiz elected to Hall of Fame on 1st ballot; Bonds, Clemens denied entry
David Ortiz was elected to the Hall of Fame his first time on the ballot; Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens were denied entry.
Convoy protesting vaccine mandate for truck drivers reaches Winnipeg’s Perimeter Highway
A convoy of transport trucks is travelling through Manitoba on its way to Ottawa to protest the federal mandate that requires them to be vaccinated to cross the Canada-U.S. border.
Aggressive fox attacks dog in Chesterfield Inlet, prompting rabies warning from Nunavut health officials
Dog is in quarantine after the latest of several encounters between aggressive foxes — some rabid — and dogs in Nunavut.
BLM chapter complains about cops shot in line of duty being automatically hailed as ‘heroes’ after shooting in Washington D.C.
Chance encounter of rivals at Calgary 7-Eleven led to fatal stabbing, judge hears in manslaughter plea
A chance encounter by two rivals in a 7-Eleven parking lot led to the fatal stabbing of a 27-year-old man, a Calgary judge heard Tuesday.
B.C. health officials provide update on COVID-19
Health officials will provide an update this afternoon on the COVID-19 situation in B.C.
First Nation sues Manitoba government, seeks to halt logging on traditional lands
Pine Creek First Nation has filed a lawsuit against the Manitoba government, claiming the province breached its constitutional duty to consult them about commercial logging operations in their traditional lands around Duck Mountain.
Whistle Stop Cafe owner says convoy is ‘spark Canada needs to make change’
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Canada’s Olympic men’s hockey team is light on big names, but 2 stand out
CBC Sports’ daily newsletter looks at the most interesting players who will fill in for Canada’s NHL stars at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
4 people injured after water taxi collides with rocks near Tofino
At least four people have been injured after the water taxi they were traveling in hit rocks near Tofino, B.C.
1st stage of Green Line LRT likely to exceed $5.5B budget, board chair tells city
Concerns are growing about the City of Calgary’s ability to build Stage 1 of the Green Line LRT within its $5.5-billion budget.
Elon Musk taking Neuralink to the next level, hires clinical director for human brain implant trials
Feds unveil plans for 29 affordable housing units in N.W.T. through stalled housing fund
The federal government says it will be using roughly one sixth of its National Housing Co-Investment Fund to build and upgrade homes in Fort Providence, Fort Good Hope and Łutselk’e.
George Orwell’s 1984 gets slapped with ‘offensive’ trigger warning
Trudeau can’t tell long haul truckers what to do
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