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Slave Lake residents speak about homeless shelter’s closure as fall and winter approachTown council halted operations in May to slow a perceived spike in crime that residents said stemmed from the space.CanadaSep 10
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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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Northern Alberta hamlet of Conklin getting 21 new homes thanks to Cenovus donationThe hamlet of Conklin is getting several new homes thanks to a $50 million project funded by Cenovus, which has several oil and gas operations in the northeastern Alberta region.CanadaSep 10
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Wet spring helped fend off harsh summer drought for Alberta farmersA cold and dry winter set the stage for a challenging summer, but rain in May and June helped alleviate many concerns for some farmers.EnvironmentAug 27
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Loblaw’s No Name discount stores show focus on cash-strapped CanadiansThe first three No Name stores will open in September in Windsor, St. Catharines and Brockville, Ont., and will contain a smaller number of items.ConsumerAug 22
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Where are the bees? How Saskatchewan finds itself in a honey shortageThe prairies are well-known among beekeepers as the powerhouse for honey production in Canada. But this year, things are looking a little less sweet.CanadaAug 20
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Diet and demographics behind wasp outbreak on PrairiesThe City of Edmonton says its pest management team has removed 374 wasp nests so far this year and is in the process of removing more.CanadaSep 4
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Wasp frenzy? Why you might be getting stung more this yearWasps are out in full force, swarming food, stinging unsuspecting victims and turning peaceful garden gatherings into frantic swatting sessions.HealthSep 8
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Five-run sixth inning leads Goldeyes to Game 2 win over Sioux FallsA five-run sixth inning led the Fish to a 7-3 win over the Sioux Falls Canaries in Game 2 of the West Division Semifinal series at Blue Cross Park Friday night.SportsSep 6
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Daniel Sedin lifts Canucks over Sens in OTThe Vancouver Canucks are starting to look like contenders again as they continue to rebound from a disastrous 2013-14 season.Dec 31, 1969
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Corus Entertainment introduces 2 new networks, highlighting home and foodThe two all-new, Canadian-owned lifestyle networks, are chock-full of everything to satisfy and sate both your design palettes and your culinary palates.EntertainmentSep 18
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Updated COVID-19 vaccines approved in U.S. amid summer surgeThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration greenlit and granted emergency use authorization for updated COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna targeting the most recent strains.HealthAug 22
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Jasper wildfire under control nearly 2 months since evacuation: Parks CanadaParks Canada's incident commander said the change in status means the fire has been sufficiently suppressed to ensure it won't spread outside of its defined perimeter.CanadaSep 8
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Lots of questions facing different NHL teams with training camps set to openA brief but busy summer of moving and shaking is over for NHL teams.SportsSep 17
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Saint John launches housing initiative for those experiencing homelessnessA new housing imitative Somerset ACRES in Saint John will provide bachelor-style housing units to those experiencing homelessness in the community.HealthAug 8
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Recent Alberta bear encounters prompt attack survivor to speak out about her own experienceNykoluk was seriously injured and traumatized by the event. She said the mental recovery took years.CanadaSep 16
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Singer Scotty McCreery kicks out concertgoer who allegedly hit a womanFormer 'American Idol' winner Scotty McCreery stopped a show in Colorado after seeing a man allegedly hit a woman in the crowd. McCreery called the man a "coward" from the stage.EntertainmentAug 28
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Super blue moon will be ‘biggest and brightest’ of the year. What to knowMonday’s full moon is not just a supermoon but also a blue moon — a rare occurrence of a super blue moon that typically happens once in a decade.ScienceAug 19
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‘Significant amount of COVID’ expected in the fall. Are new vaccines coming?Health Canada says it is reviewing submissions from Pfizer, Moderna and Novavax for their updated COVID-19 vaccines targeting the most recent strains circulating.HealthAug 21
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China ends foreign adoptions, leaving some hopeful families with questionsOnly people who are blood relatives or step-relatives of Chinese children will be able to apply for international adoption.LifestyleSep 9