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Vancouver police are investigating a disturbing crime that allegedly happened near an East Vancouver SkyTrain station the end of last week.

A man accused of child-luring in Steveston will remain in custody after he was arrested four times in under a month. Emily Lazatin reports.

A man was arrested in Richmond, B.C., in connection to an attempted child luring, according to police.

A 28-year-old man who worked in youth facilities in both Alberta and Saskatchewan has been charged with several child pornography-related offences. As Kendra Slugoski reports, police believe there may be more victims.

A Winnipeg man is facing a long list of charges related to sexual abuse and child pornography after an investigation by the Internet Child Exploitation unit, police say.

A police chase of a theft suspect that started in Beaumont and carried on into Edmonton turned tragic on Saturday night. An innocent woman was killed, another man injured and a child briefly kidnapped when the vehicle they were in was stolen outside a southside gas station. Kendra Slugoski has the latest.

Jakob Guziak has so-called ‘bubble boy’ syndrome in which he has no immune system. Now, the Edmonton child is taking part in a clinical trial south of the border that his family says could be a cure. Quinn Ohler has more in Health Matters.

In 2020, Melissa Boisvenue lost her unborn child after a heart defect was discovered during an ultrasound. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, she channeled her grief into climbing mountains.

According to the organizer of a family-run fundraiser, the mother who threw her child from a second-floor window, has stabilized in the hospital. The other tossed her child into the arms of police during a Friday housefire in Ajax, Ont., before jumping from the window herself.

Adrienne Montani from the First Call Child and Youth Advocacy Society explains why child poverty rates are increasing again, after declining during the pandemic.

A third case of measles has been reported in Southern Ontario this month. The latest is a child from the Brantford area who is believed to have contracted the virus during a recent trip to Europe, who has now been hospitalized. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Feb. 29, 2024.

A state funeral will be held in Montreal for former prime minister Brian Mulroney. He died Thursday, at age 84, in a Florida hospital after a recent fall in his Palm Beach, Fla., home. There’s no question Mulroney had a profound impact on Canada, leading the nation for nearly nine years. Plus, a member of...

A 28-year-old youth worker, Abraham Woo, has been arrested in Edmonton, charged with luring and making child pornography. Sarah Ryan reports.

Finance Minister Katrine Conroy announced during Thursday’s budget, that as of April 1, 2025, the government will pay for one cycle of in vitro fertilization. Conroy said, “Everyone who wants to have a child should have the opportunity to do so.”

Vancouver police are investigating a disturbing incident that will send a chill through any parent with a child in daycare. A man showed up at an after-school daycare, claiming to be there to pick up his daughter. Kristen Robinson reports.

The B.C. and federal governments have announced another 717 $10-a-day child care spots have been opened across the province. State of Child Care Minister Mitzi Dean breaks down the annual cost savings during a Feb. 9, 2024 press conference.

During a heated exchange with Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was asked to “apologize” to parents of children who have been exploited on social media. Zuckerberg was among a handful of CEOs from top tech companies to testify before the U.S. Senate on their efforts to prevent child exploitation, bullying and other...

After months of trying to contain tensions in the broader Middle East conflict, the U.S. is escalating its military involvement in the region. Not only is Washington promising further action, the Houthi rebel group says the attacks will not go unpunished. A sexual assault case involving players from Canada’s 2018 World Junior Hockey Team goes...

The holiday hustle can often be overwhelming for children. Parenting expert Natalie Syrmopoulos joins Candace Daniel with advice on how to regain calm and gratitude this season.

“It’s got a small town feel… a lot of family owned businesses.” During our ‘Shop Local’ holiday series in Transcona, Clay Young spoke with Transcona BIZ executive director Leila Dance. Born and raised in the neighbourhood, Clay Young has dubbed her the ‘poster child’ for area.