Delta, B.C. police investigate alleged voyeurism in FedEx staff washroom
Delta police said Monday they had arrested an employee of the business on July 7, who was subsequently released on conditions "pending further investigation."
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Former public servant accused in foreign interference case involving China
A former federal scientist in an alleged foreign interference case is accused of copying more than 2,000 documents off a shared departmental server as his lifelong career was nearing its end, with the intention of sharing them with China, CBC News has learned.
Over 800 patients of Brantford, Ont., clinic reminded to get HIV, hepatitis tests after dentist resigns
Grand Erie Public Health is reminding former patients of Dr. George Chan Dentistry in Brantford, Ont., to get tested for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. According to files from GEPH obtained by CBC News through a freedom-of-information request, 884 patients were sent letters advising them to get...
B.C. Lions name McKnight special teams coordinator
The B.C. Lions have named veteran coach Dennis McKnight their new special teams coordinator.
Tick-borne illnesses surge across Canada. What are the symptoms?
Health officials are warning of potentially serious outcomes tied to one tick-borne illness in particular called anaplasmosis. CBC’s Tashauna Reid talks about what to watch for.
Ottawa provides $71 million for youth mental health services in Quebec
Front-line workers say mental health challenges among youth are becoming increasingly complex, with many young people facing housing and food insecurity.
He missed the net in Colombia's World Cup elimination in Vancouver. Now he's facing threats
One week after Colombia was eliminated from the World Cup in Vancouver, the whereabouts of one of the team's key players are unknown.
1 person dead after northeast Edmonton apartment building fire
Eleven fire crews responded and evacuated the building. Fire officials confirmed one fatality. Between eight and 10 ambulances were also at the scene.
Saskatchewan storm season close to breaking records as tornado totals rise
A potentially record-breaking summer storm season in Saskatchewan is showing no sign of letting up. Severe weather ripped through the province again over the weekend.
The Curator: Hot sleeper? These cooling bed essentials can help you sleep better
Brands like Silk & Snow, Casper and Saatva have developed thoughtfully designed sleep essentials—from cooling gel mattresses to breathable bedding—made to combat overheating.
Wildlife rehab centre warns of impact as University of Saskatchewan suspends services
Wildlife advocates and students are raising concerns about the University of Saskatchewan veterinary college's decision to stop accepting wildlife at its clinic indefinitely.
U.K. counterterrorism police take over former MP Ann Widdecombe death probe
Police initially said her death was not believed to be terror-related but on Monday, it was announced counter-terror police were taking over the investigation.
Lindsey Graham's sister appointed to fulfill remainder of his term in U.S. Senate
Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline Graham Nordone, has been named as her late brother's temporary replacement in the U.S. Senate.
Lawyer accuses N.B. of adopting Trump-like protectionism at Canada Free Trade Agreement hearing
The New Brunswick government is being accused of adopting Donald Trump-style protectionism in violation of an internal trade agreement among Canadian provinces and territories.
Air Canada, technicians union sign new tentative agreement
The four-year agreement would take effect from April 1, 2026, and would remain in place until March 31, 2030, the company has said.
Agreement reached on multibillion-dollar Pathways carbon capture and storage project
Alberta's government, Ottawa and five major oilsands producers have signed a memorandum of understanding to advance the multibillion-dollar Pathways carbon capture project, a condition for a new West Coast pipeline moving ahead.
It's extremely rare, but Carney isn't the first PM to shuffle an opposition member to the Senate
Former Conservative MP Richard Martel joins a unique club of senators who have been plucked directly from the House of Commons floor on the recommendation of a prime minister of a different political stripe.
Liberals continue court fight against First Nations drinking water rights, despite new bill
The Carney government continues to fight First Nations in court to deny Canada has any legal duty to ensure they have safe drinking water on reserve, even as the Liberals advance legislation aiming to do just that. This contradiction is drawing accusations of hypocrisy and demands for clarity.
Riders roll past Ticats with strong second half
According to head coach Corey Mace, the football gods smiled upon the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday.
Fire rips through Bangkok music bar, killing at least 27
Bangkok city officials said the fire broke out shortly before midnight Sunday, and it was about half an hour until firefighters brought it under control.