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Winnipeg couple voices concerns over personal care home rates in ManitobaTwo Winnipeggers are speaking out over what they're calling unaffordable personal care home charges.CanadaJun 18
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‘Let’s give it a try’: Centenarian painter’s work part of Winnipeg care home art showDonwood Manor director Wanda Derksen says the art classes have been a hit with residents at the 150-tenant home.EntertainmentAug 20
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Ontario child-welfare groups housing kids in offices, trailers under probeThe Ontario ombudsman is opening an investigation into safety concerns about the practice of child-welfare agencies housing young children and teens in motels and hotels.CanadaSep 5
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Family of N.S. homicide victim in shock, remember her as a ‘loving, sweet sister’Family members of Esther Jones were inside a Kentville, N.S. courtroom Monday as a show of solidarity as her accused killer had his first scheduled court appearance.CanadaSep 16
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Cat loses leg after being found with buckshot wound in OntarioAn orange tabby cat named Marmalade was in good spirits on Wednesday after having surgery to remove a leg found to have been shot recently.CanadaSep 5
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Cougar that killed Alberta family’s cat returns to house hours later: ‘It was terrifying’A young cougar that came onto a rural Alberta property on Tuesday afternoon and killed a family's cat returned to the house again later that evening.CanadaSep 11
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Saint John homeless advocates mourn death of man who had been living in an encampmentThe Saint John Police Force say Surette's body was found in a tent near Paradise Row in the north end of the city Saturday morning.CanadaSep 16
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Desperate to ‘live again,’ this young man hopes plea will find him a kidneyAfter his life was upended by a debilitating illness, a young man from Montreal and his family are making a public plea in hopes of finding a compatible kidney donor.HealthSep 12
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Woman diagnosed with long COVID discusses feeling ‘isolated and not understood’In January 2022, Anne Belliveau-Leblanc of New Brunswick was diagnosed with long COVID after a COVID-19 infection. She says dealing with the diagnosis was isolating and scary.HealthAug 28
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Saskatchewan advisory committee aims to improve accessibility in the provinceThe government of Saskatchewan has formed an accessibility advisory committee to help assess and improve accessibility in the province.CanadaSep 14
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Boissonnault’s former company, business partner face civil fraud allegationGlobal Health Imports, co-founded by cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault, faces its seventh lawsuit and a new allegation of fraud.PoliticsAug 15
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NDP caucus meets to chart path beyond supply-and-confidence dealThe three-day caucus retreat kicking off Tuesday comes less than a week after NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announced the end of the supply-and-confidence agreement with the Liberals.PoliticsSep 10
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Prisoner advocacy group calls on Nova Scotia to launch independent review of jailsA prisoner rights group says the Nova Scotia government must pass a law requiring independent monitoring of the province's jails.CanadaSep 17
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E. coli outbreak declared at Alberta child-care centre, shutdown orderedThree children and one staff member from a Blackfalds, Alta., child care centre have tested positive for Shiga-toxin producing E. coli.HealthAug 28
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$2K fine in crash that killed 2 at B.C. wedding ‘outrageous,’ family saysHong Xu was charged with one count of driving a motor vehicle without due care and attention in connection with the Saturday, Aug. 20, 2022, crash on Keith Road near Keith Place.CrimeSep 16
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‘Wild’ times: Ontario couple celebrates new baby and $70M lottery winDespite living in Canada for years, Kyle Murray had never bought a lottery ticket before, until one day in August his wife asked him to in what would be a life-changing decision.CanadaSep 16
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Vancouver man identified as victim in deadly stranger attackFrancis David Laporte was killed near the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, just minutes after the same attacker allegedly severed a 56-year-old man's hand a few blocks away.CrimeSep 6
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For Canadians with disabilities, getting a medical diagnosis can be ‘privileged position’There are many barriers to accessing medical care and receiving a diagnosis leading some to believe having a proper diagnosis is a privilege.HealthSep 7
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Sask. privacy commission investigates cases of info accessed by Saskatoon Police, pharmacy studentThe commission recently released two reports of entities abusing their credentials to access private documents.CanadaSep 17
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Quebec will allow early MAiD requests starting end of OctoberQuebec's government said last month it would stop waiting for the federal government to implement the requested amendments and forge ahead with plans to grant early MAiD requests.HealthSep 8