A code silver was called after shooting at London's ER. Nurses say they weren't trained to respond
A week after a brazen shooting outside the region's largest emergency department left people scrambling for cover and staff ...
King government's 'modest' child benefit will provide up to $360 a year for each P.E.I. child
Prince Edward Island families who make less than $80,000 a year will receive up to $360 per child annually — or $30 per month — through the new P.E.I. Child Benefit.
What's open, closed over the holidays in N.B.
Most retail and grocery stores in New Brunswick will be closed on Wednesday for Christmas Day and will remain closed on ...
How officials tried to contain fallout after a Halifax school bus went missing for 4½ hours
Documents obtained by CBC News show that a French school board member had previously warned the bus service was 'already a big problem, that it wasn't going to improve, and in fact, it was going to ...
Last-minute holiday shopping gets a boost with tax break and consequences of postal strike
At the St. John’s Farmers’ Market on Sunday, shoppers zigzagged through vendors' stalls as they hunted for gifts. Some were there because of procrastination. For others, the wait was a strategic move.
A celebration of Christmas lights in this week's photo gallery
This week's photo gallery celebrates cozy Christmas lights, with a special guest appearance by the moon adding its own ...
How a viral TikTok video led to a year-long global shortage of Swedish candy
How a TikTok influencer's video showing off a bag of Swedish candy sent the internet spinning, resulting in an ongoing global ...
How one organization in Longueuil, Que., is helping people with schizophrenia make ends meet
Forty per cent of people who accessed a food bank in Quebec in 2024 declared welfare as their primary source of income.
Paramedics in peril: New study to give Canada-wide picture of violence on the job
Paramedics in Canada are consistently experiencing instances of physical abuse, verbal abuse and sexual assault while on the ...
Meet the 8-year-old hunter from Nunavut who harvested a walrus this year
Elijjah Aatami Adla of Kinngait, Nunavut, made his biggest harvest yet this past summer: a walrus around 40 times his weight.
Drug precursors the new 'primary threat' entering Canada as fentanyl imports drop
With criminal networks shifting to domestic production of fentanyl and other opioids, the focus at Canada’s borders has now shifted to the chemicals used to make the deadly drugs.
Hamilton co-op residents celebrate their 1st holidays in a building they worked over a year to own
Residents of a building in Hamilton recently celebrated the holidays with food in one unit and games in another — and it wasn't just the Christmas spirit that brought them together. In June, tenants ...