Saskatoon Pothole Repairs Delayed by Harsh Winter
The City of Saskatoon faces delays in fixing potholes due to a harsh winter and turbulent spring. Crews are working to address the wave of road damage.
Category : Public Health
Amber Alerts: Just a Fraction of Missing Children Cases
The CEO of the Missing Children's Society of Canada says Amber Alerts represent only a small portion of missing children cases, urging public awareness.
Sudbury Boil Water Advisory May Be False Alarm
A two-day boil water advisory in Greater Sudbury from May 6-8 may have been unnecessary, with officials investigating the cause of the false alarm.
Serge Audette Guilty of Manslaughter in Ferguson Death
Serge Audette has been found guilty of manslaughter in the 2024 death of Patricia Ferguson. The verdict was delivered at the Montreal courthouse on May 25, 2026.
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Inquest into Thunder Bay Jail Death Set for Next Month
An inquest will be held in June 2026 into the death of Kevin Mamakwa, 27, who died while in custody at the Thunder Bay Jail on June 2, 2020.
Secura Air Fryer Recalled in Canada Over Fire and Burn Hazards
Health Canada recalls 680 Secura air fryers sold between May 2019 and October 2020 due to fire and burn risks. Consumers urged to stop using immediately.
Black Mothers' Voices Silenced: A Survivor's Plea for Change
A Black mother recounts her near-death childbirth experience and warns that systemic bias still endangers Black women, despite national attention.
Two Seriously Injured in Caledon Collision; Roads Closed
A serious collision on Highway 10 and King Street in Caledon left two people with life-threatening injuries, prompting road closures and an ongoing investigation.
Congo Tightens Travel as Ebola Spreads and Supplies Run Low
Congo suspends flights to Bunia as Ebola spreads across three provinces, with contact tracing efforts overwhelmed and only a fifth of contacts monitored.
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Hepatitis A Spread in Rural Manitoba Addressed by Advocates
Advocates call for better vaccination and awareness as hepatitis A continues to spread in rural and northern Manitoba communities, calling the outbreak 'easily preventable.'
B.C. Mom Survives Devastating Crash: 'I Didn't Want My Son to Live'
Julia Kwan spent six days in intensive care and nine weeks in hospital after being hit by a dump truck in Richmond in November 2024. She shares her story of survival.
40,000 Evacuated as Chemical Tank Threatens Explosion
About 40,000 people evacuated in Southern California after a methyl methacrylate tank at an aerospace plastics facility overheated and could rupture or explode.
Canada Implements Ebola Screening at Major Ports of Entry
Canada introduces Ebola screening at major airports and borders as the virus spreads in Africa, with enhanced measures for travelers from affected regions.
Police Seek Arson Suspect in Garneau Neighbourhood
Edmonton police are asking the public to help identify a person of interest in a March arson that destroyed a home under construction near Garneau, causing over $1 million in damage.
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Ontario Man Negative for Ebola; No New Hantavirus Cases
An Ontario man who traveled to Ethiopia tested negative for Ebola. Canada's chief public health officer also confirmed no additional hantavirus cases beyond the one linked to a cruise ship.
Pedestrian in Trauma After Listowel Crash
A pedestrian was transported to a trauma centre following a collision in Listowel on May 22, 2026. OPP investigating.
Pedestrian Injured in Cabbagetown Collision
A pedestrian sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Toronto's Cabbagetown neighborhood. Police are investigating.
Impaired Driving Charges in Fatal Crash Near Bracebridge
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving charges following a fatal collision involving a motorcycle near Bracebridge. The incident occurred on Highway 11, resulting in one fatality.
Ottawa man charged in fatal Highway 7 crash killing child
A 40-year-old Ottawa man faces charges of dangerous and impaired driving after a December collision on Highway 7 killed a 10-year-old child and injured two others.
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OPP Lay Impaired Driving Charges After Crash Killed Child
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving charges following a December collision that killed a child and involved a police cruiser.
WHO: Congo Ebola Outbreak Spreading Rapidly, Risk Upgraded
The World Health Organization warns the Ebola outbreak in Congo is spreading rapidly and has upgraded the risk assessment. Experts urge global vigilance as cases rise.
No Charges for London Officer in Sexual Assault: SIU
Ontario's police watchdog says there is no basis to charge a London police officer accused of sexual assault, concluding investigation.
Ocasio-Cortez Slams EPA Over Meta Data Center Water Pollution
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez confronted an EPA official about contaminated drinking water in Georgia linked to a Meta data center, calling for investigations.
N.S. woman demands action on mammogram wait times
A Nova Scotia woman calls on the province to reduce long mammogram wait times, saying 'We deserve much better.' Health minister responds.
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Air Transat Cabin Crew Banned from Cannabis Use: Arbitrator
An arbitrator rules Air Transat can ban cabin crew from cannabis use 24/7, citing safety and federal regulations. The union argued for off-duty rights.
Sexual Assault Charges Against Abbotsford Man; Police Seek More Victims
Abbotsford police have laid sexual assault charges against Angelo Roefaro and are asking additional victims to come forward as the investigation continues.
3 Suspected Overdoses in 3 Days: Health Unit
Grey Bruce Public Health reports three suspected overdoses within three days, urging caution and awareness of substance use risks in the community.
U.S.-Bound Ebola Region Flights to Dulles for Screening
All U.S.-bound flights with passengers from Ebola-affected regions are required to land at Dulles Airport for health screening to prevent the spread of the virus.
Family of Missing Man with Down Syndrome Seeks Answers
The family of Nathan Wise, a man with Down syndrome missing since April, pleads for answers as police continue their investigation.
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Vancouver Firehall 2 limits low-acuity calls for core services
Vancouver Firehall 2 will limit responses to low-acuity calls due to a 51% increase in runs and 102% jump in medical calls, aiming to keep resources available for fires and severe emergencies.
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