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March 31, 2022 - CBC News Archive

FIFA 2026 in Edmonton could generate millions in economic spinoff
Calgary police told to remove thin blue line patches from uniform
Health officials are not recommending a 4th vaccine dose for general population
Islanders being put at risk because of advanced care paramedic shortages, says Opposition 
Manitoba residential school survivor pens 10-page handwritten letter to Pope
Public health institute says Quebec is in 6th wave, urges people to reduce contacts
Toronto police identify woman found dead in garbage bag in Leslieville
Association for New Canadians scrambling to provide services after vehicles stolen, damaged
Haines Junction resident frustrated by lack of availability of Paxlovid
Indigenous leaders demand Thunder Bay, Ont., police lose power to investigate major cases
Chatham-Kent Health Alliance says 2 employees 'inappropriately' accessed health records of 120 patients
Suspect who fled Canada after Arvin Avenue homicide will be in Hamilton court Thursday
A 'cannibal' is on its way from the sun, but don't panic: You might see the northern lights
Calgary city council finalizes 3.6% property tax rate increase
Nanaimo RCMP arrest man for alleged homophobic attack at student party
Five-Dollarama? Cost-conscious retailer plans to start selling some items for up to $5
Wastewater COVID-19 counts rising in Edmonton and Calgary
Will Smith 'was asked to leave' the Oscar ceremony but refused, academy says
Canada tops CONCACAF World Cup qualifying group despite loss to Panama
First Nation in North Coast still waiting for return of family totem pole from Royal B.C. Museum, says chief
First Nations delegates to call on Pope Francis to revoke church doctrine used to justify colonialism
Ford government left key strategies out of housing legislation, critics say
The sins of our fathers: The healing journey between Indigenous peoples and the Catholic Church begins in Rome
Montreal bars and restaurants trying to cope with uptick in COVID-19 cases
Burnt out and underpaid, health-care workers hope Ontarians support them at election time
Brace yourself: Interest rates could be headed up even faster and higher than we thought
Moncton planning committee balks at west end school plans
Liberal climate plan looks to guarantee a carbon price, no matter who is in power
5th COVID case at Province House sparks spat over how to proceed
MZOs have been a trump card for the Ford government — here's why it's a serious Ontario election issue
People waiting for Residential Tenancy Act need protections now, says Green MLA
N.L. oil and gas still has a future following release of federal emissions plan, minister says
Hungary faced criticism for anti-immigrant policy. But it's opening its doors to Ukrainian refugees
Windsor Morning host Tony Doucette signing off for the last time
Conservative leadership candidates jockey for position on the carbon tax
Plans for Indigenous wellness centre in Yellowknife 'up in the air'
Despite divisions and challenges, Alberta's conservative movement remains a powerful force
Irreplaceable violin stolen from Regina Symphony Orchestra musician
Prairie Run Crew answering TRC call to reduce barriers to sports participation
Writing a semi-autobiographical play unlocked the artist I kept hidden as a trans man
More people expected to be sleeping rough in London, Ont., as winter homelessness programs end
Vautour family plans to stand ground as deadline to leave Kouchibouguac arrives
Voisey's Bay nickel could end up in electric vehicles from companies like BMW and Tesla under new deals
Thousands of Alberta government managers could see pay bump Friday as wage freeze ends
Remains found in France identified as Canadian soldier who died in WW1
Regina, Saskatoon councils to consider joint bid to host 2023 world juniors
P.E.I. fishermen will have bait despite moratorium, says minister
This man worries where he'll sleep as winter homeless relief program ends
N.S. man stood guard with a shotgun after the mass shooter rang his doorbell
Kurt Churchill to get new trial on charge of uttering threats against police officer
Ukrainians wounded in Russian attacks struggle with injuries and memories of lost loved ones
Canada drops in rankings, can expect tougher grouping in Friday's World Cup draw
Gwich'in get glimpse of what self-government would look like
One person dead following incident at Resolute Forest Products sawmill in Ignace, Ont.
'These are my legs:' Windsor resident, housing corporation at odds over mobility scooter storage
Hamilton will spend $400K on new enforcement staff to deal with encampments
Earthworm invasion in Canadian forest linked to insect decline, study suggests
COVID-19 hospitalizations up again as Ontario logs more than 3,000 new cases despite limited testing
TSB to release investigation report into triple fatal train derailment
Waterloo region's largest COVID vaccination clinic closes, staff say 'it's bittersweet'
Charlottetown property taxes hold steady, water rates going up
Victim of intimate partner assault by B.C. lawyer calls 3-month suspension a 'slap on the wrist'
Quebec public health director says 'all options are on the table' in face of 6th wave
Kurt Churchill to get new trial on charge of uttering threats against police officer
U.S. to release extra 1 million barrels of oil a day from strategic reserves to battle high prices — and Putin
Maple syrup thief must pay $9.1M fine, Supreme Court rules
Universal child care must be more than simply affordable: advocate, minister
Senators overwhelmed by emails, calls pushing conspiracy theories about basic income legislation
Toronto Public Library to scrap late fines, calling them ineffective and a barrier to use
Acho Dene Koe First Nation election for chief postponed again
Laurentian University violated French Language Services Act when it cut programs: report
Canada needs to 'close the gap' in racial representation in live music: report
Chinook School Division says it will cut 20 teaching positions due to shortfall in Sask. budget
Judge's name dropped from lawsuit tied to dispute over crab fisherman's estate
New taxes on non-Nova Scotian homeowners met with mixed reviews
N.L. nurses' union says it doesn't have the personnel to handle current COVID-19 surge
No plans yet to resume pre-pandemic levels of GO train service between Kitchener and Toronto: Metrolinx
After 51 years nursing patients, this P.E.I. woman is retiring
Hold on to your hats! 90 km/hr winds hitting London area
Ontario truckers hit with steep bills as fees waived during COVID-19 come due
COVID-19 indicators show increased virus activity in Windsor-Essex
Oliver Karafa makes first court appearance in Hamilton after being extradited from Hungary
B.C. government creates hydrogen office to woo energy investors
Majority of Albertans opposed to government's approach on key issues, poll suggests
After series of incidents last year, Regina doughnut shop hit by vandalism again
Shockwaves ripple across province in wake of People's Alliance defections
N.S. COVID-19 cases continue to rise, with average of 598 per day
Snow crab quota jumps 30% for 2022 season
Trudeau calls on G20 to reconsider Russia's seat at the table
Seed potato exports won't resume until at least 2023, says P.E.I. agriculture minister
'Smart decisions' advised as N.W.T.'s COVID-19 public health emergency draws to a close
Public Health Ontario to take over expert table of COVID-19 pandemic advisors
Vancouver cyclist charged $3,700 for damage to car that hit him
Humanitarian convoy to Chernihiv hit by Russian shelling: Ukrainian official
Accused killer says he was trying to protect children from viper-like 'shadow creature'
The Vatican holds billions in assets. Residential school survivors say the Pope should step up on compensation
Manitoba ends COVID-19 contract with call centre
Quebec police ethics commissioner upholds complaints against 8 officers for racial profiling
COVID vs. flu — is it a fair comparison?
'A blueprint for further action,' school board says of report into police call about Black 4-year-old
Summerside nixes plan to hike water, sewer, recreational rental rates