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June 18, 2022 - CBC News Archive

Phone scam victims in Canada can get money back, but only weeks are left to make a claim
Calgary's state of local emergency lifted as approaching weather system tracks south
Assembly of First Nations National Chief RoseAnne Archibald suspended
Manitoba First Nation open to possible police probe of accused priest, who worked there in early 1960s
Island drug users have new tool to detect potentially fatal fentanyl
'We were just screaming': Harrowing encounter has Princeton, B.C. woman call for a deer cull
City of Edmonton on track to exceed four-year affordable housing targets
Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation's first Pride Week celebrates roles once sacred in Indigenous communities
Planche Collective is making space for marginalized skateboarders in Montreal
Widow hopes Ontario government listens to jury recommendations after hanging deaths of 3 inmates
Proposal to split Saint John into two federal ridings baffles MP
Expert opinion mixed on changes to N.S. student immigration program
'We always support our fellow Newfoundlanders,' says Avalanche superfan
Some human remains found in Brazil's rainforest are of U.K. journalist Dom Phillips, police say
'We're in crisis': Safe sport advocate Allison Forsyth says feds must be preventative in tackling sexual abuse
Forget rate hikes — these economists say to tame inflation, we need cheap oil
100-year-old war veteran to walk 100 miles to fundraise for homeless war vets
Thousands of Albertans have imaging procedures delayed as contrast dye shortage continues
Erin O'Toole wants his party to find a 'balance' between conservatism and populism. What if it doesn't?
MLA doubtful Taltson project will help N.W.T. acheive its climate goals
Playing the pipe organ is a dying craft, and P.E.I. churches are struggling to find organists
Pride events celebrated in 3 B.C. Interior communities for the 1st time
From a gin trail to the grill, ways to celebrate dad this weekend: Andrew Coppolino
Health-care workers call for government help as burnout worsens and staff shortages increase
The impact of 'social malnutrition' on students' mental health and how to address it
Moth wings could inspire a new generation of soundproofing material
Lake levels in northwestern Ontario could peak in coming days, control board says
Windsor is for the birds, literally: City earns 'bird-friendly' designation
An 'example of the heart of Hamilton': This east-end resident grows food to help feed neighbours
Neqotkuk couple want more Indigenous artists to pursue NFT market
Trying to chill: The pros and cons of portable and window air conditioning units
Edmonton SafeWalk helps Muslim women feel safe in the city
Sask. residents taking out loans, holding off on paying bills to cope with inflation: survey
Families hope trauma-informed policing becomes the rule, rather than the exception, in MMIWG cases
Quebec lifts mask mandate for public transit users
Canada's Summer McIntosh, 15, swims to silver at world aquatics championships in Budapest
Grand Mananers welcome 2 Ukrainian families to island
Washington Black events aim to connect production crew with Black Nova Scotian communities
Northeastern Ontario gets a new area code today
Drive to Survive's reach goes beyond F1 fans. Now, other sports want to copy show's success
Q&A: This analyst believes minerals for the green economy could spark an N.L. boom larger than oil
Movement to recognize Juneteenth stalls in some U.S. states
Calgary among areas that could be hit with heavy rain, hail as thunderstorm watch issued
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for P.E.I.
Teen sensation McIntosh, Canadian women's relay team win silvers on opening day of aquatics worlds