RCMP seek suspect in Christmas Eve Hay Lakes armed robbery
Camrose RCMP ask for public help to identify a suspect in the Dec. 24 armed robbery of a Hay Lakes gas station. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
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Maine Fishermen's Sea Hash Discovery Unravels a Smuggling Past
A writer's journey from a rural Maine childhood to uncovering a forgotten drug smuggling history along the coast, reshaping her understanding of home and class. Discover the full story.
Ben Simmons Puts NBA Comeback on Hold for Pro Fishing
Former NBA All-Star Ben Simmons is delaying a basketball return to pursue professional fishing, buying a team in the Sport Fishing Championship. Discover his new venture.
Why Kenya's Lakes Are Rising, Forcing Thousands to Flee
Scientists detail the complex causes behind the dramatic rise of Kenya's Rift Valley lakes, flooding homes and displacing thousands. Explore the data and uncertain future.
Snuneymuxw First Nation to buy Coquitlam casino
The Snuneymuxw First Nation has agreed to purchase Great Canadian Casino Vancouver in Coquitlam, marking its fifth major casino deal in a year and establishing it as Canada's largest Indigenous-owned gaming operator. Read the details.
Americans fined for illegal bass fishing in Ontario
Two American men have been fined $3,260 for catching 22 smallmouth bass during the closed season on a northern Ontario lake. Conservation officers stress the importance of following fishing regulations.
Snuneymuxw First Nation Buys Coquitlam Casino
The Snuneymuxw First Nation has completed the landmark purchase of the Great Canadian Casino Vancouver in Coquitlam. This major economic development deal signals growing Indigenous ownership in BC's gaming sector.
Great-Grandma's Christmas Miracle: Raising a Child with Down Syndrome
Five years ago, Dyanna McILwain received the best Christmas gift: her great-granddaughter, Ranee-Jessie. Now, the vibrant five-year-old with Down syndrome is thriving at Toronto's Variety Village. Read their inspiring story.
Edmund Fitzgerald wreck artifacts sell for $150K at auction
A life ring and lifeboat piece from the legendary 1975 shipwreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald were sold at auction for US$150,000. The items, previously held by Michigan, tell a haunting story of Great Lakes history.
Fisherman catches potential record canary rockfish off California
A California fisherman may have broken records with a massive 10.25-pound canary rockfish caught off the coast of Albion. Get all the details on this impressive catch.
Low lobster prices drive high sales in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia's lobster industry is experiencing a sales boom as low market prices attract consumers. Discover how this trend is impacting local fishermen and the economy.
Barrie Makes Off-Road Ice Fishing Program Permanent
Barrie's pilot project for off-road vehicle access during ice fishing season is now a permanent program. Learn about the city's initiative to enhance winter recreation and safety.
Rideau Lakes man faces 63 charges after new allegations
A 26-year-old Rideau Lakes man, initially charged with attempted murder of a child, now faces 63 charges after an investigation identified five victims. Learn the details of the disturbing case.
Little Lakes gravel pit application going to mediation
A contentious application for a gravel pit near Goderich, Ont. is proceeding to mediation. The proposal has faced significant local opposition, marked by protest signs in the community.
Feminization's Impact on Jewish Institutions
Barbara Kay examines Helen Andrews' 'Great Feminization' theory, arguing it's reshaping Jewish community leadership and priorities, replacing rational decision-making with extreme empathy.
Hastings Racecourse Sudden Closure Shocks Vancouver
Hastings Racecourse, BC's last thoroughbred track, shuts down immediately after 135 years. Over 100 workers face uncertainty as the province pulls casino revenue. Read the full story.
Hastings Racecourse in Vancouver Closes After 130 Years
Vancouver's historic Hastings Racecourse, B.C.'s last horse track, shuts down immediately after 130+ years. The sudden closure follows the province cutting slot machine revenue. Read the full story.
Unusually Large Lobsters Caught in Nova Scotia Season
Nova Scotia lobster fishers report significantly larger-than-average catches two weeks into the season. Experts weigh in on potential causes and market impacts.
Governments endorse greater shark protections worldwide
International governments have approved enhanced protections for sharks as overfishing concerns escalate. Learn how new conservation measures aim to protect vulnerable shark populations globally.
Canada's Fish Populations Could Recover Within Decade
New report shows Canada can restore healthy fish populations within a decade. Learn how sustainable fisheries management could transform Atlantic Canada's marine ecosystems.
North Vancouver Baker Wins Great Canadian Baking Show
North Vancouver's Jo Mandet describes her victory on The Great Canadian Baking Show as 'surreal' after beating nine competitors. Discover her inspiring journey to the top.
Nova Scotia Lobster Season Starts with Calm Weather
Southwestern Nova Scotia's lucrative lobster fishing season kicks off with ideal conditions on dumping day. Local fishers report calm seas and mild temperatures for the important opening.
Nova Scotia Lobster Fishermen Prepare for Dumping Day
Fifth-generation fisherman Logan Henneberry and Nova Scotia's lobster industry focus on maximizing catches and addressing tariffs as the crucial fishing season begins. Learn about their challenges and strategies.
Eagle drops cat on car windshield in NC
A driver escaped injury when a bald eagle dropped a cat carcass onto her windshield near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Read this incredible true story.
Crakmedia Named a Best Workplace in Québec
Québec City's Crakmedia earns a spot on the Best Workplaces in Québec list by Great Place to Work Canada, recognized for its exceptional company culture.
Chasing Moody Weather in Southern Alberta Foothills
Join photographer Mike Drew on a visual journey through Alberta's rainy foothills near Nanton and Longview, capturing misty landscapes, beaver engineering, and wildlife moments.
Fairfax's $4B Big Short on 2008 Financial Crisis
Discover how Prem Watsa's Fairfax Financial foresaw the 2008 crisis and turned a defensive bet into a $4 billion windfall through conviction and patience.
Police seek dirt biker after Kawartha Lakes highway crash
Ontario Provincial Police ask for public assistance locating dirt bike rider who fled crash scene on Highway 35 in Kawartha Lakes on October 29. Witnesses urged to come forward.
Nova Scotia cracks down on illegal seafood trade
Nova Scotia establishes new compliance unit targeting illegal seafood operations. Learn how this initiative protects local fisheries and consumers.
Alan Doyle: Mental Health Treatments Actually Work
Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle shares his mental health journey and foundation work, advocating for open discussions and effective treatments in Canada.
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