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Metallica fan returns to Montreal 20 years after belligerent interaction with drummer Lars Ulrich

Montrealers are banding together to see Metallica as they visit this weekend for two concerts at the Olympic Stadium Friday and Sunday.It's the latest on the heavy metal band's M72…

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RCMP relaxes cannabis rules for some officers, moves to 'fit for duty' standard

The RCMP has eased its policy on cannabis use by members, saying simply they must be fit for duty when…

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Father applauds B.C. premier's promise to 'get answers' in son's 2018 killing

WARNING: This story contains details of violence and child abuse.The father of Dontay Lucas, a six-year-old Indigenous boy who was…

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This woman found a decades-old wedding memory buried in her freezer

For 55 years, a tier of wedding cake sat wrapped and largely forgotten at the bottom of Rochelle Marr's freezer.But with last…

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Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime eliminated from Australian Open

Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime was ousted from the Australian Open on Saturday, taking a straight-sets loss to Russia's Daniil Medvedev in Melbourne's…

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Skilled labourers in India eager for work in Israel despite ongoing conflict in Gaza

Thousands of men queued in India's northern state of Harayana during a recruitment drive to send workers to Israel, where…

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Child-care costs are dropping across Canada. But some families are still waiting years for spaces

Ashima Arora was three months pregnant when she began looking for child care in British Columbia's Lower Mainland.Today, Arora's son is…

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Are N.L. accents dying? No, b'y — but they are changing

Paul De Decker, a Memorial University linguistics professor, says Newfoundland accents aren't dying — just changing. (Jonny Hodder/CBC)Get a Newfoundlander…

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Danielle Smith warned about 'net-zero' 2035. Alberta power grid's woes showed up early

In white text on black boards, messages that were both visually and rhetorically stark flanked Premier Danielle Smith last fall…

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