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July 03, 2024 - CBC News Archive

Teen who killed sister and friend in a crash 'devastated' by her actions, judge hears
Reversing the Liberals' slide in the polls would take 'somewhat of a miracle,' Liberal MP says
Ex-Yukon University instructor alleges she was fired after returning from domestic violence leave
Legal Aid Alberta says province terminated its contract
Edmonton bear spray bylaw aims to curb misuse with new point-of-sale measures
Possible funnel clouds spotted in south-central and southwestern parts of Sask.
Sask.'s minimum wage rising to $15/hour later this year, but some say it's not enough
Rainwater floods restaurant in Winkler, Man., as drainage, sewage systems under stress
This historic Montreal church was just saved by donations. Now, it's at risk of closing again
One of two youths accused in Sitansisk elder's stabbing death released from custody
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon named honorary chief commissioner of Canadian Coast Guard
Trump sentencing in felony hush money case delayed until September
De Grasse, Warner look to defend Olympic titles as Athletics Canada unveils Paris squad
Sunwing launches court battle to overturn order to compensate couple $800 for flight delay
This lion dance team has kept a Chinese tradition alive in London for 104 years
Ontario jail lockdowns slammed by experts as part of class-action lawsuits seeking $1.5B
Farmers say changes to capital gains tax could complicate family transfers
Will Great Slave Lake ever be renamed? It could be a while yet, says N.W.T. minister
P.E.I. horse riders' group hopes to use more of Confederation Trail
Guelph woman's handcycle tour in and around Waterloo region to raise money for new chemo chairs
Carolyn Parrish uses strong mayor powers to fire top bureaucrat
As temperatures rise, so do myths about sunscreen
Thunder Bay teen's duct tape prom dress makes finals in international contest
Lavender tourism is in full bloom for this Essex County farm
Ontario landlords hand over control of real estate empire after allegation of 'misappropriated' investor funds
Cree photographer captures elders portraits
Vancouver pharmacy shuttered over safer supply misuse claims
Wildfire season heats up as hot, dry conditions fuel risk in northern Alberta
2 Sask. men who drowned going in after children who fell through ice receive heroism award
Chemical leak at Saskatoon hospital results in some staff feeling unwell
Wet June spurs bountiful berries, flooded fields and sewage flowing into Winnipeg waterways
Public transit funding is broken. Montreal may have some ideas to fix it
Saint John's 2 biggest malls put up for sale in less than 3 months
Boil-water advisory in Halifax area lifted
Judge hearing case on whether federal agency should order removal of mining waste from Elliott Lake properties
Robert Towne, Oscar-winning screenwriter of Chinatown and other classics, dead at 89
More essential workers return to Churchill Falls, with fires holding steady
Beryl heads toward Jamaica as major hurricane after ripping through southeast Caribbean
New city lifeguard policy comes at significant financial cost, London aquatic clubs say
Fraud under $5,000 charge added in case against former Summerside councillor
U of T injunction gives protesters until 6 p.m. to clear out
Trudeau says he's talking to MPs about 'challenging' byelection loss, won't commit to full caucus meeting
N.W.T. declares tuberculosis outbreak in Yellowknife after 2 cases identified
Indoor water use remains below safety threshold as crews work to stabilize Calgary's system
Protesters gain support as P.E.I. government holds firm on immigration changes