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EXCLUSIVE: Classified report reveals how India’s Bishnoi gang uses Canada’s student visa programThe CBSA intelligence report suggests that a controversial government foreign student program opened the door to India’s most notorious crime group.CanadaAug 5
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Large great white shark found dead on Nova Scotia beach, cause of death a mysteryResearchers in northern Nova Scotia have yet to determine what caused the death of a large great white shark that recently washed ashore near Pictou.CanadaJul 28
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Everyone loved Marineland — then the tide turned. A look inside the park’s final daysGone are the millions of visitors who came to see apex predators such as killer whales, lovable seals, sea lions and dolphins and the world's largest pod of captive belugas.FeaturesAug 5
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‘Mind-blowing’: Video reportedly shows driver asleep in self-driving Tesla on B.C. highwayA shocking sight was captured on a busy Interior B.C. highway over the weekend with a driver apparently asleep at the wheel of a self-driving Tesla.TrafficJul 6
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U.S. says it supports Canada’s sovereign AI goals, wants more partnershipA policy briefing by the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa also exposed key differences in the two countries' approach, particularly on the issues of trust and safety.TechJul 24
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Extreme heat, flooding pose safety concerns for Canada Day celebrationsAs communities across Canada prepare for Canada Day, extreme heat and flooding are proving logistically challenging for typical celebrations like fireworks.WeatherJun 30
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60K migrants enter Spain’s Ceuta, many return to Morocco after crackdownThe border crisis boiled over Thursday and continued on Friday with security forces clashing with migrants on the Moroccan side of the border.WorldJul 31
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Emergency alerts across Edmonton area as rainfall pushes stormwater systems to capacitySo far this June, Edmonton has recorded 189 mm of rain — the most in more than 60 years — and more rain is expected before the end of the month.WeatherJun 22
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Metro Vancouver enters Stage 3 water restrictions as snowpack melts a month earlyThe First Narrows Crossing is expected to be back in service at the end of July and water restrictions will be reassessed then, according to Metro Vancouver.EnvironmentJun 8
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The Canada Strong Pass is back. Here’s what it gets you on discount or freeThe Canada Strong Pass has returned ahead of the busy summer travel season, and it offers free or discounted admission and travel at various locations across Canada.ConsumerJun 19
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Metro Vancouver moving to Stage 3 water restrictions, but they might not lastMetro Vancouver implemented Stage 2 water restrictions in May, and set a target to keep regional daily water use under 1.4 billion litres.EnvironmentJun 1
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Crown suggests man killed, disposed of neighbour at barbecue smoke trialThe man's wife, Quynh (Isabelle) Nguyen is also on trial charged with doing an indignity to a body and accessory after the fact. She has also pleaded not guilty.CrimeMay 25
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Read Danielle Smith’s full address on Alberta’s futureAlberta Premier Danielle Smith delivered a lengthy address defending a proposed referendum question on separation while urging Albertans to remain in Canada.PoliticsMay 22
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U.S. and Iran exchange attacks despite declared ceasefire and peace effortsThe attacks came after Tehran said it was reviewing the latest U.S. proposal to end the war but had not yet reached a decision or communicated with the Trump administration.WorldMay 7
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Poilievre set to lose communications director seen as an agent of changeKaty Merrifield, 42, joined Poilievre's office last fall and quickly set about changing the Conservative leader's media strategy and communications approach.PoliticsApr 8
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‘Uncertainty’ remains as cleanup of Coquitlam, B.C., mudslide continuesCrews made good progress over the weekend and into Monday clearing debris from a mudslide in Coquitlam, B.C., last week, but a city official says uncertainty looms.CanadaMar 24
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Saskatchewan industries brace as temporary foreign worker permits set to expireAs thousands of temporary foreign worker permits are set to expire across Canada this year, industries in Saskatchewan are raising concerns about its implications in the province.CanadaMar 13
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Banff backcountry paddling off-limits after whirling disease detected in Lake LouiseWhirling disease, an aquatic invasive species that affects fish populations, has been found in Lake Louise, according to Parks Canada.EnvironmentMar 11
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Ring of Fire roads to be complete by 2031, ahead of schedule: FordPremier Doug Ford said construction will begin in June and finish several years ahead of schedule, though the province had never said when it had hoped to complete road.PoliticsMar 2
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Snowboarder Cameron Spalding stoked for OlympicsJust 20, Canadian snowboarder Cameron Spalding has already won the Crystal Globe as the overall FIS World Cup slopestyle champion.SportsFeb 14