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August 16, 2024 - CBC News Archive

'It's over': Victoria Gold board quits as Yukon mine goes into receivership, CEO says
2 youths hurt in police shooting north of Toronto, SIU says
2 families sue province, federal government over safe supply
Edmonton is in the midst of its 3rd-smokiest summer. And it's not over yet.
Sask. agriculture, livestock, other sectors concerned over possible national railways lockout
Manitoba bans cellphones in school for K-8 students
Conservative seeking Saint John nomination says he's stepping aside for 'parachute candidate'
All eyes on Ernesto as storm tracks north toward Atlantic Canada
Glenn Barnes, who forwarded student's email to her father, resigns as chair of MUN board of regents
If thirst for attention were an Olympic event, there'd be a photo finish between Tyreek Hill and Noah Lyles
Surgical waits vary a lot between Ontario hospitals: study
GTA home sales fell in July, despite interest rate cuts: CREA
Patreon creators feel pressure to raise prices after Apple demands 30% share
The upstart Canadian Future Party launches into byelections — does it have a shot?
N.W.T. artists 'create beautiful things' in the year after Yellowknife's wildfire evacuation
Copper theft at substation leads to power outage on P.E.I.'s North Shore
Mpox is a global emergency again. How deadly is it? What are 'clades'? What you need to know
Alleged Toronto ISIS attack plotter lived in Egypt, studied at U.S. college
Calls for more compassion at Thunder Bay's homeless encampments as city seeks support
Man wanted for murder of Good Samaritan was a 'danger' to community, police: parole docs
Caldwell First Nation is moving home after hundreds of years. Here's what it took to reclaim their land
Hamilton's steel mills are polluting above Ontario rules even after exemption expired 1 year ago
Six Nations language immersion school to finally get a home after council approves funding
B.C. coroner, RCMP investigate death of 6-week-old infant
Jasper residents return to wildfire-ravaged townsite as re-entry begins
Gold Cup Day: What's open and closed on P.E.I. on Friday, Aug. 16
Some Weyburn residents oppose wind farm project, citing health concerns
Northern Manitoba community 'in shock' after hospital sent wrong body to grieving family: Chief
Major water main break near Jacques-Cartier bridge floods streets
Fredericton addictions clinic not causing rise in drug users, homelessness, says doctor
'Pure joy and excitement' as East Hants non-profit gets closer to opening new $10M facility
Wawa, Ont. plans to implement 4% accommodation tax to raise revenues for tourism
Great White singer Jack Russell, who survived nightclub fire that killed 100 people, dead at 63
Metrobus launches rider code of conduct following spike in disruptive incidents
Ukrainian civilians told to evacuate eastern town as Russian troops close in on key target
Navigating the complications of financial aid an additional challenge for Canada's Paralympians
Ontario Education Minister Todd Smith resigns
Summerside doctor reprimanded over 'unnecessary digital rectum exams'
Calgary arborists concerned about city's trees as dryness continues, water restrictions loom
Most disabled Canadians won't qualify for national dental care plan, advocates say
Yukon government says it didn't intend to shut down Victoria Gold
Bot campaign backing Pierre Poilievre looks the work of an amateur, experts say
Eyes that would 'melt your soul': Hawk, the trailblazing Calgary police trauma dog, dies at 14