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April 19, 2023 - CBC News Archive

Slow, unreliable and pricey: CRTC gets earful about northern internet
Deadly fungus likely to threaten Alberta hospitals and care homes, experts warn
Public service union to give update at 9:15 p.m. ET as strike deadline looms
3,000 people affected by privacy breach after break in at N.W.T. gov't office
Ontario judge dismisses youth climate lawsuit but says province's plan 'falls severely short'
Alberta premier rolls back part of government's media question restriction policy
P.E.I. Home and School Federation aiming to expand after-school programs
After long-planned underpass triples in price, Pitt Meadows declines to kick in $50M
Edmonton public schools enrolment spikes, funding hits over a billion dollars
Province apologizes after learning Sask. service medal recipient pleaded guilty to domestic assault
Remains found in South Point Douglas those of unidentified woman: Winnipeg police
N.B. records 3 more COVID-19 deaths, hospital admissions decrease
Town looks to sell historic Lunenburg Academy, calling it an 'unsustainable burden'
RNC officer Doug Snelgrove's sexual assault appeal has been dismissed, sources say
Will a $787M US hit change Fox News? Don't bet a dime on it
Maple Leafs' playoff woes continue as Lightning embarrass Buds in series opener
Here's where Toronto's mayoral candidates stand on Doug Ford's Ontario Place plans
Fogberg: Picturesque iceberg in foggy Ferryland draws onlookers, photographers
Climate diplomacy is failing — but we need it to survive
'Ad hoc' monitoring failed to protect air force officer who took his own life: inquiry report
As prices rise, P.E.I. charities challenged to serve growing need
Regional police say 3 separate firearm incidents are connected
Sinkhole opens up at busy downtown Toronto intersection that closed earlier this year
Woman dead, 2 others injured after 4-vehicle collision in Etobicoke
Thousands of federal public servants across country begin strike
Major Stephen Avenue development scrapped before requested assessment began
Concern within Black community about new Windsor union president's past assault of a suspect
Hamilton's waterfront development expected to generate millions of dollars in tax revenue — eventually
Inuk leader calls for legal recognition of right to Indigenous media at United Nations event
Social workers association calls for collaborative approach to address tent encampments in B.C.
Operating room road trip: How rural Alberta hospitals are making space for urban doctors
Family of woman killed in Saskatoon seeking accountability after charges stayed
Rogers raises U.S. long-distance rate to $1 per minute for anyone without a plan
Housing hard to come by for tenants displaced by Windsor Hotel closure, rental advocates say
Quebec City's 3rd link to be reserved for public transit
Former education minister says inclusion in N.B. has become an 'absurd situation'
Tentative agreement reached with thousands of N.S. educational support workers
6,000 federal government workers on strike in northern Ontario
National Canadian Film Day means getting excited about what's playing on big and small screens
5,900 PSAC workers hit picket lines across N.L.
Desperate Canada-bound migrants abandoned to fate on sinking ship after crew fled
After 13 Boston Marathons, iconic race still tugs at Canadian Josh Cassidy's emotions
Danielle Smith, Rachel Notley offer competing visions for Calgary in conversation with mayor Gondek
One dead after driver in stolen car flees police, crashes into another vehicle, police say
Flair Airlines won't fly to Ottawa from Charlottetown this summer
Infrastructure minister offers few details on business case for moving Ontario Science Centre
How the PSAC strike will affect Canadians
After tens of thousands of federal workers walk off the job, Trudeau calls for more negotiations
Gwich'in Tribal Council opens office in Edmonton
Mississauga votes to allow legal retail pot shops
Alberta lays out 'aspiration' to be net-zero by 2050, leaning on still-developing technology
Weekly COVID-19 testing clinic in Montague won't be offered Thursday
'Keira's Law' passes Senate, signalling a change to the way courts approach domestic violence