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Man loses part of colon after downtown Vancouver stabbingIt happened Friday night in the parking lot next to Waterfront Station, while the victim said he was looking into Burrard Inlet to see if a SeaBus was coming.CrimeJul 5
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Osheaga attendee drowns in Montreal’s Olympic Basin after leaving music festivalOsheaga festival organizer Evenko confirmed in a statement that the victim attended the music festival and died after leaving the site.CanadaAug 5
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‘No one’s told us’: Parents of B.C. baby who died in care seek answers in agonizing case"This child, as far as I understand, did not have medical concerns that would have been the product of drug use during pregnancy," lawyer Roslyn Chambers said.CanadaAug 12
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Alberta man drowns in Skaha Lake: RCMPThe man appears to have drowned, with no foul play suspected, nor concerns of criminality or negligence on the part of the rental company.CrimeJul 30
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Debby fallout: Quebec faces flooded homes, roads after record-setting stormQuebec continued to deal with the fallout Monday after the remnants of tropical storm Debby brought historic rainfall and flooding to the province.WeatherAug 12
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‘Your eyes burn’: Mould, sewage and ‘hazardous’ damage facing Quebec flood victimsAs the cleanup continues, Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough Mayor Jim Beis said the volunteer team and local services can't help flood victims all alone.WeatherAug 16
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Ontario health minister went against review recommendations on consumption sitesTwo Ontario government-commissioned reports recommended keeping existing drug consumption sites open and increasing funding to help stabilize staffing.CanadaAug 21
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2 men found dead on trails in Peterborough: policePolice say two men were found dead on trails in Peterborough on the weekend. Foul play is not suspected.CrimeJul 15
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Ontario moves to ban safe consumption sites near schools, limit new locationsOntario is set to ban consumption and treatment services sites within 200 metres of schools and child care centres, which will lead to the closure of 10 facilities.HealthAug 20
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Debby in Canada: Heavy rain hits Quebec, Ontario as remnants of tropical storm move inEnvironment Canada issued a swath of warnings for the two provinces with upwards of 100 millimetres of rain expected in some areas.WeatherAug 9
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Fraser Health to offer free delivery of harm reduction suppliesFraser Health's new program to offer home delivery of harm reduction supplies aims to reduce deaths among people who don't use supervised drug consumption sites.HealthAug 12
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Man drowns in Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National ParkSaskatchewan RCMP say a man drowned in Waskesiu Lake Sunday.CanadaJul 15
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‘Burned human remains’: Body of missing Ontario real estate agent identifiedYork Regional Police say the burned human remains that were found in Parry Sound have been identified as those from a missing Ontario real estate agent.CrimeAug 22
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Islamic State claims responsibility for knife attack in GermanyGerman police are hunting for a man suspected of killing three people at a festival and have arrested a teenager thought to have known about the attack.CrimeAug 24
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OPP officers ratify 4-year deal to become highest paid cops in OntarioOntario Provincial Police officers are now the highest paid in the province, their union says, after they ratified a four-year deal last week.CanadaJul 25
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2024 Queen City Ex attendance up from 2023, security incidents downThe QCX added metal detectors and bag checks at entrance gates this year and partnered with the Regina Police Service to have officers at different points throughout the area.CanadaAug 7
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As caterpillars eat N.B. maple leaves, syrup producers consider insecticide solutionNew Brunswick's maple syrup industry is considering using an insecticide to kill off forest tent caterpillars that have chewed through a portion of the woodlands this summer.EnvironmentJul 30
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4 deaths in New Zealand linked to Ontario’s Kenneth LawNew Zealand authorities are tying the deaths of four people to Kenneth Law, an Ontario man accused of aiding suicide through the online sale of chemicals.CrimeJul 23
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Nova Scotia to roll out school lunch program to elementary grades in OctoberFamilies can choose to pay the full $6.50 price of the lunch, part of that cost or nothing at all, adding that all payment information will be kept confidential.EducationAug 23
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Police say ‘targeted initiatives’ played role in new data showing Edmonton crime rate has decreasedNew statistics suggest that the overall crime rate in Edmonton fell 11 per cent in 2023. The Edmonton Police Service is crediting its targeted initiatives for the finding.CanadaJul 31