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About 1.6 hectares of grassland burnt in Christmas Eve waterfront fire
The Moncton fire department responded to a grass fire along the Petitcodiac River at around 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve. ...
A helicopter on a rescue mission crashes on Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro, killing all 5 on board
Five people have
Trump wishes ‘Radical Left Scum’ a Merry Christmas, tells kids he won’t let a ‘bad Santa’ infiltrate the U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump marked
Wolfe Islanders now have full ferry service after first backup failed to meet safety standards
Ontario's transportation ministry says the Frontenac II, its first choice to temporarily replace the damaged Wolfe Islander IV, could not go into service due to safety concerns. ...
Fire breaks out at Charlottetown Farmer's Market on Christmas Day
Kent Mitchell, deputy fire chief at the Charlottetown Fire Department, said in an interview that crews were dispatched to 100 Belvedere Ave at around 3 a.m. on Thursday. ...
What to do with all that holiday waste
From wrapping paper and
Group of U.S. distillers complains LCBO, other provinces favouring local alcohol
A group of U.S. alcohol
CBC Ottawa's top online stories of 2025
It's been a disruptive year in many ways, and several of the most-read CBC Ottawa digital stories in 2025 deal with breaks from the norm. ...
How the ubiquitous lithium-ion battery has B.C.’s waste sector on high alert
Used in smartphones, vapes, toys, power tools
14 countries urge Israel to halt settlement construction in West Bank
Fourteen countries, including France, Britain, Canada, Germany and Japan, condemned on Wednesday Israel’s recent decision to
Deep snow, regional tourism fuel Jasper’s winter comeback
More than 80 centimetres of snow fell
How Hallmark movies have helped develop 'unmatched' talent in B.C.'s film industry
Hallmark productions are staffed almost entirely with local crew and actors, save for a couple of leads and maybe a creative producer. And when they make dozens of films in B.C. each year, those crews and actors develop their skills. ...
Mogadishu votes in first local elections in decades under tight security
Somalians turned out in droves
Arson investigation underway after vehicles set on fire at Scarborough dealership
Toronto police are
Saudi Arabia calls on Yemen separatists to leave 2 governorates as anti-Houthi coalition strains
Saudi Arabia on Thursday formally
Judge dismisses lawsuit from families of Humboldt Broncos crash in Saskatchewan
A judge in Saskatchewan has dismissed a lawsuit from families of the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Pickleball injuries on the rise, according to research and medical professionals
As the sport grows in Canada, medical professionals say they are seeing the effect it is having on people physically. ...
Wildfires, tariffs and landfill searches: Here's a look at CBC Manitoba's top 10 stories of 2025
It was a busy year for Manitoba, but when hasn't it been? If you've been out of the loop, or just want to refresh your memory, then take a look at CBC Manitoba's top 10 news stories of 2025. ...
Do grizzly bears really hibernate? The answer's complicated
It's common knowledge that bears enter a deep sleep during winter, but what's the proper terminology for that? Calgary naturalist Brian Keating says it's more complicated than you might think. ...