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April 03, 2025 - CBC News Archive

Trump slaps retaliatory tariffs on dozens of countries but Canada is spared the worst this time
Both landlords and tenants want greater autonomy from Yukon's new Residential Tenancies Act
Colton Clarkin fled Hillsborough Hospital while walking in grounds with his father, inquest hears
Conservatives drop 4th candidate, this time in Etobicoke North
Yale fascism expert on fleeing to Canada
Trump's tariffs didn't hit B.C. as hard as feared — but add to air of uncertainty
Edmonton man handed 4-year manslaughter sentence in 2013 killing
Uncertainty reigns as Sask. farmers, business leaders react to latest Trump tariffs
Winnipeg dealerships see spike in vehicle sales ahead of U.S. auto tariffs
N.B. may have dodged bullet with Trump tariff plan, but uncertainty remains, Holt says
Province offers reward up to $150,000 in Africville shooting case
MHAs align with their preferred candidate as N.L. Liberal leadership contest enters home stretch
Trump's trade war goes global: U.S. president blows up postwar order
What you need to know about (and how to watch) Grand Slam Track
'Dumbfounded and disgusted': Canada's car capital grapples with Trump tariffs
Students, faculty union say Fanshawe College cuts will hit hard
Many patients of gynecologist linked to infection exposure were new Canadians, unaware of complaint process
Election 2025: Everything you need to know to register to vote and cast your ballot
N.W.T. lawyers agree on new sentence recommendation for man declared a dangerous offender
Home-care program thought to be $5.6M over budget highlights P.E.I. union's privatization fears
Frustrated by lack of 'real action' by city, Cambridge accessibility chair quits committee
Shingles vaccine tied to fewer dementia diagnoses, study in Wales suggests
B.C. mining firm seeking U.S. approval to dig in international waters
Flooding snarls traffic in parts of GTA after heavy rain overnight
All school bus routes cancelled and rural schools closed in Thunder Bay, Ont., following snowstorm
U.S. tariffs — a worry, a distraction or a positive? Voters in Alberta weigh in
More than 140 days after he was killed by Hamilton police, family of Erixon Kabera still waits for answers
1,700-bed Site C dam 'mini town' — complete with gym and movie theatre — could be headed to local landfill
Municipalities set to save millions with Alberta's new recycling system
Saskatoon bus drivers want city to outfit buses with naloxone kits
U.S. dollar slides, Wall Street losses expected as global markets react to tariffs
'Slight sigh of relief' from Manitoba industries as Canada exempt from most new tariffs, but fears remain
Developers are ready to build more housing. How can the federal government help?
American doctors look to Nova Scotia amid Trump uncertainty
How Ontario's forgotten farmerettes helped feed the nation during WWII
Val Kilmer, star of Top Gun and Batman Forever, dead at 65
Seafood producers confident in court challenge against N.L. government, fisheries union
Rogers, NHL have agreed to another broadcast deal. What will that mean for how you watch the game?
NDP proposes reviving war-era Victory Bonds to raise money for trade fight with U.S.
'No democracy': Frustration with Conservatives as Calgary candidates appointed without contest
Carney hits back at Trump's auto tariffs, warns U.S. trade action will 'rupture the global economy'
Relief and uncertainty both mark Alberta industry reaction to U.S. tariff announcement
Only Northview can decide when Sunridge residents can return after fire say city officials
Canada got best of 'bad deal,' Ford says, but still calls tariffs 'totally unacceptable'
Chris Barber, Tamara Lich not guilty on most charges for roles in 2022 convoy protests
Man spent 5 months in jail before conviction quashed over concerns he was 'coerced' into plea
Province says P.E.I. power grid review coming soon, as MLAs from 3 parties raise concerns