What is 'wishcycling,' and why are some B.C. municipalities cracking down on it?
Facing a rising rate of people putting the wrong items in recycling bins, the Regional District of Nanaimo says it may start fining repeat offenders.
Camryn Rogers, Josh Liendo among Canadian stars advancing on Day 4 at Glasgow 2026
Some of Canada's top track and field athletes were in action at Scotstoun Stadium as athletics competition got underway on Monday at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. That included reigning world, Olympic, and Commonwealth Games champion Camryn Rogers as well as new Canadian women's 100m record holder Sade McCreath.
Toronto police surrounding U.S. Consulate after officers found evidence of gunfire outside building
Police say they found evidence of a firearm discharge outside the U.S. Consulate early Monday morning. The downtown consulate building was previously shot at on March 10.
New research on stone celt artifacts helps map Indigenous trade routes
New research analyzing jade artifacts, unearthed east of the Rocky Mountains, sheds light on vast Indigenous trade networks that once cut across pre-colonial Western Canada.
They lost their parents and sister in a crash. Now they're waiting by the bedside of the lone survivor
On July 20, Alfred Pratt was one of four people in an SUV that crashed on Highway 1 near Piapot, in southwest Saskatchewan, and is the only one who came out of it alive. The crash killed his mother, Carol, 49, and both of his grandparents — Judy, 72, and Jim, 75 — all of Estevan.
Philanthropist behind Canadian human rights museum says family pausing funding over Palestinian exhibit
A philanthropist who played a critical role in bringing the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to Winipeg says her family is pausing any financial support for it over concerns around an exhibit on the displacement of Palestinians.
Renald Guignard’s house has been in his family for 7 generations. Climate change is coming for it
The space between Renald Guignard's house on the island of Lamèque and a cliff along the Gulf of St. Lawrence is a small fraction of what it once was and a vivid illustration of a changing climate.
She called 911 to report an erratic driver. Then a Mountie called her from inside her home
Robin MacDougall says she "just couldn't comprehend" why police entered her home without her knowledge. RCMP say they visited the home because a 911 call was dropped and they were concerned about the caller's safety.
That condo storage locker you were sold? It might be illegal
Do storage lockers built directly into condo parking garages violate Ontario's fire code? Toronto Fire says yes. But a fire consultant describe a standards 'grey area' that's been going on for decades.