Man whose burned body was found in septic tank on Alberta farm identified by DNA 44 years later

A man whose death in Alberta has fascinated armchair detectives for years has finally been identified by the RCMP using genetic genealogy, The Fifth Estate has learned.
Florida condo collapse search stretches to 6th day

Twelve people have now been confirmed dead, leaving another 149 unaccounted for, in the collapse of an oceanfront Florida condo tower.
B.C. to lift state of emergency on July 1 with daily COVID-19 case counts steadily falling

British Columbians will soon be able to host normal social events and even large weddings as the province is set to enter Step 3 of its reopening plan on July 1.
Woman who saw police kill her ex-boyfriend says 'he didn't get the help that he needed'
Amanda Antle is condemning the N.L. health-care and justice systems for failing her ex-boyfriend, who was killed by police in June.
'We've got to do better': Toronto readies to launch non-police crisis response pilot

Toronto is set to soon launch an $11-million policing-alternative pilot project that will see community-based teams respond to mental health calls. It's the single largest such initiative undertaken in Canada since the police-involved killing of George Floyd, which sparked a global outcry.
Inside the failed push to make Catholic Church pay for its residential school abuses

Under the landmark Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement, Catholic churches promised to raise $25 million to compensate tens of thousands of survivors for damages inflicted. Only a fraction of that money was ever paid.
$1.9B a year to address natural disasters in Canada among 4 takeaways from federal climate report

With British Columbia recording its hottest temperatures on record, Ottawa released its latest major report on climate change, probing how a warming planet will impact everything from infrastructure to tourism and geopolitics.
A bandwagon fan's guide to the Montreal Canadiens
The Montreal Canadiens are playing in the Stanley Cup finals and it's got thousands of new fans tuning in. So if you count yourself among the bandwagoners, this handy guide should get you up to speed just in time for the hoisting of the only cup that matters; whether or not it's by a Canadian team.
Unsealed documents show RCMP intends to charge captured ISIS fighter

Court documents unsealed last week reveal that the RCMP intends to charge a Canadian ISIS foreign fighter with a string of terrorism offences.
Private moments captured on home security cameras being live streamed again on website

A website reported to be based in Russia is once again live streaming unsecured home and business security cameras after the federal privacy commissioner and other international authorities demanded it stop. But websites that stream unsecured cameras aren't illegal.