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November 28, 2023 - CBC News Archive

Alberta invokes Sovereignty Act over federal clean electricity regulations
NDP tells Liberals to sweeten the deal if pharmacare legislation is delayed
Faulty furnace forces Aklavik, N.W.T., elders to rely on wood stove
With Sovereignty Act, Danielle Smith serves as judge, jury and power company executive
Maritime Electric applies to P.E.I. regulator for rate hike to cover $37M in Fiona costs
Ontario shoots down big cities' ask to allow more of them to get housing infrastructure money
IIO investigating Surrey tractor crash that police say was linked to anti-SOGI convoy
Sask. forecasts $250M deficit, down $1.3B from original budget projection
Saskatoon, Regina swiftly amend bylaws as they compete for federal housing funds
2 sisters among 4 victims of West Broadway mass shooting
Montreal billionaire sex case: Accuser loses bid to freeze Robert Miller's assets
Moncton weighs how to slow traffic without a lower speed limit
Court quashes Halifax's 'fundamentally flawed' heritage registration for university property
Israel, Hamas exchange more detainees as ceasefire extended 2 more days
Weekend recap: Para athletes lead the way for Canada
Doctor points to gaps in London-area child and youth mental health care
This man says sweaters were stolen from his laundromat. He responded by starting a coat drive
N.S. veteran receives critical injury benefit after trauma from alleged military sex assault
Is this fight over clean electricity regulations really necessary?
Time to 'think outside the box' to fix Yukon hospital staffing challenges, doctor says
'It's time for reform': Hundreds sign petition to ban snaring, trapping on P.E.I.
'Shocking' drop in charges and orders from Ontario animal welfare investigations has advocates concerned
Toronto councillors 'euphoric' at 'long overdue' deal to give Gardiner, DVP to province
U.K. detects first human case of 'distinct' form of swine flu
There's nothing wrong with this upside down anglerfish. That's just how they swim
St. Patrick high school in Thunder Bay to be closed Tuesday after threat
Chatham woman wants to know why 'most vulnerable' are waiting for care as hospital recovers from cyberattack
Global Ozempic shortage affects First Nations communities
Frank the Tank, the giant tortoise found in a B.C. spinach field, heads to his forever home
Addiction harm reduction questioned again at Charlottetown city council
Crews battle fire at Battery Depot in Regina
Sask. restaurant facing possible bankruptcy as pandemic loan payments approach
Air Transat faces strike as soon as January after 2,100 workers overwhelmingly vote in favour of walkout
Family of sisters killed in Langside St. shooting has seen 'a lot of death,' chief says
Quebec public sector unions to announce new 7-day strike for 420,000 workers
Residents decry potential loss of parkland if Fredericton housing proposal goes ahead
Water woes plaguing Middle Sackville trailer park headed to court
Feedback emphasizes need to restore pride in Laurentian University after financial crisis
Nurses' union says its members are being passed over in favour of more expensive travel nurses
More Israeli hostages, detained Palestinians expected to be freed after Gaza truce extended
Player's Own Voice podcast: Celebrating with hockey trailblazer Luke Prokop
Man who pleaded guilty in incel-inspired murder sentenced to life in prison
Panama Supreme Court rules Canadian firm's mining contract is unconstitutional
Afternoon snow squalls could make for a messy commute in London region
'How is that going to be policed?' Island Trails questions allowing ATVs on Confederation Trail
Liberal MP says he didn't mean to suggest Poilievre was linked to deadly Winnipeg shooting
N.W.T. communities eager to tap into federal fund for firebreaks — sooner rather than later
Ontario has promised Toronto over $1B in new funding. Here's how it would be used