Hockey moms are doing much more than picking up and dropping off their young players. They're making decisions in the boardrooms of their local minor hockey associations. We spoke to Launa Godfree.

A fire inside a Gatineau apartment building sent three people to hospital.

After the incident, the town returned the tank (as well as a second one) to the company for safety reasons — but that means the town's water is not being chlorinated.

Police said a 22-year-old motorcyclist died overnight after a crash on Highway 116 in Beloeil.

Three people have been taken to hospital and more than 20 are homeless after a fire broke out at an apartment building on Rue Robinson in Gatineau.

From the Lincoln Memorial to Yellowstone National Park, numerous American landmarks are shut

A national campaign launches Thursday to stop Veterans Affairs district offices across Canada from closing.

AM Express is two minutes of CBC News headlines, as well as stories that are trending on social media, delivered online by World Report's David Common every weekday morning by 6 a.m.

We've got another recipe from a well-known CBC host, Marketplace's Erica Johnson!

With the shutdown of the U.S. federal government affecting everything from bike rides to cashing cheques, Americans are finding that "the government" entails a lot more than the stereotype of faceless Washington bureaucrats cranking out red tape.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is in Texas today to meet with people from Austin's thriving music scene and look for ways to emulate that city's success north of the border.

While there's almost no change in the price of gas on Thursday, it's a much different story for diesel fuel.

Award-winning playwright Steve Gallucio's newest work runs at the Centaur til Oct. 27.

A Sussex man has been found not criminally responsible for killing his father in a Brandon, Man., hotel due to mental illness.

An interim safety report says a failure to do annual maintenance inspections aboard the Deep Panuke offshore natural gas project was the root cause of an on-board electrical fire

P.E.I.'s new 811 telehealth service has been receiving more calls than expected, and that's led to some complaints about delays in getting a response.

A 26-year old Sussex man was found not criminally responsible for killing his father in a Manitoba hotel room due to mental illess.

Toronto-based Belmont Meats Ltd. is voluntarily recalling certain Compliments brand Super 8 Beef Burger patties because of an E. coli risk. The burger patties were sold at stores in the Atlantic provinces and Ontario.

The head of the Atlantic Lottery Corporation says an illegal, offshore gambling site was advertising at the recent CFL game in Moncton.

Prince Edward Islanders join in a national debate about changing the words to the national anthem.

Halifax Regional Police say a man was severely beaten in a Dartmouth apartment building Wednesday night.

We hear from some berry pickers about this year's crop

At least 82 people died and scores were missing after a boat carrying migrants from Africa sank off the Sicilian island of Lampedusa on Thursday, officials and rescuers said.

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Nova Scotia's political parties are sure to be watching the results in Eastern Shore on election night — a bellwether in provincial elections for more than four decades.

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Maple Leafs take down Flyers.

Rays blank Indians in wild-card game, advance to ALDS.

Former NHLer shares his views on the hockey violence debate.

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Maple Leafs defeat Flyers, Tampa Bay Rays advance to ALDS and UEFA Champions League action.

Ontarians are being warned not to drink or sell bottled water manufactured by Blue Glass Water Co. Ltd.

Aerial fitness is a sensation in many parts of the world and now the owners of Move N' Soar gym have brought the artful way of working out to Saskatoon.

After a scrum ensues at the end of the Ducks/Avalanche, tempers flare between the two head coaches.

Premier Christy Clark says B.C. is 'woefully under-resourced'

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Teenagers who use marijuana may cause permanent damage to their brains, according to a study from the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

Learn about the Vancouver Canucks' fiery new coach as the NHL season begins.

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Calgary mayoral candidate Jon Lord says he will not be at a major debate next week but will instead be working on his grilling techniques at a cook-off in Kansas.

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Two Manitoba chiefs are threatening to pull out of the Southern Chiefs' Organization (SCO) after its grand chief was suspended with pay, along with his chief of staff, at a meeting earlier this week.

Aerial fitness is a sensation in many parts of the world and now the owners of Move N' Soar gym have brought the artful way of working out to Saskatoon.

Real Madrid and Bayern Munich cruise to easy wins in Champions League. Juventus and Galatasaray play to a draw.

Some Transcona residents are opposing the City of Winnipeg's plans to rezone a parcel of land to allow a cement batch plant to be built there.

This week on the ATWI two award winning documentaries about First Nations communities. We begin with Loreen Pindera’s “Bringing Down The Barricades”; a moving story from the Oka Crisis. Then we hear Darrell Dennis’ piece “Will The Truth Bring Reconcilia

Toronto Maple Leafs goalie stops Wayne Simmonds on a penalty shot.

Canadiens enforcer George Parros fell face first during a fight

Some Transcona residents are opposing the City of Winnipeg's plans to rezone a parcel of land to allow a cement batch plant to be built there.

So far the new head coach of the Vancouver Canucks has been on his best behaviour but how long will the honeymoon last?

A 'blessing scam' police bust yielded more than 400 valuables

Police in Brantford investigate vandalism to new statues of hockey great Wayne Gretzky in his hometown.

Toronto Argonauts quarterback helped his team to a 4-0 record over the month.

The friend of a Somali man accused of beheading four children in that country says he did not live in Calgary but did visit.

Regina's recycling program is still playing catch-up after construction delays have forced a mass pile-up at the facility that processes the recyclables.

Dan Reaveley gave his testimony on Wednesday at the trial for a hit-and-run crash in Coquitlam that killed his wife, Charlene.

Zachary Brown was supposed to service apartment day of shooting

Calgary police have a new tool to aid with crime scene investigation.

Calgary public students continue to do well on their provincial achievement tests.

A CBC reporter testified in a Calgary courtroom about a photo she took of a confessed killer.

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A 15 year-old boy died on Wednesday morning when the tractor he was driving rolled over on a farm off Jigg’s Hollow Road in Woolwich Township.

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Colorado Avalanche head coach and V.P. of hockey operations gets a loud cheer from the crowd at the team's home opener.

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Dan Reaveley relived the final moments of his wife's life

Kay Whitmore admits he doesn't go very far without a ruler or measuring tape. Exactly what you would expect from the NHL's senior manager of hockey operations, who discussed the recent changes to goalie equipment Wednesday on Hockey Night in Canada Radio on SiriusXM.

Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland joined Hockey Night in Canada Radio on SiriusXM to discuss the new NHL realignment and how the team will benefit from less travelling, while the fans will enjoy more Original Six rivalries.

Justin Bieber won't face criminal charges for allegedly threatening a neighbour who complained about his driving.

Some of Edmonton's city signs have been vandalized with new messages and police are trying to find out who's behind it.

Regina's recycling program is still playing catch-up. Curbside pick-up started in July, but construction delays forced a mass pile-up of material. CBC's Dani Mario has more.

Can John Tortorella, the fiery new head coach of the Vancouver Canucks shake up the team with his memorable style?

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A former FTQ-Construction union executive described the relations between construction union bosses, mob bosses and Hells Angels at the to the Charbonneau Inquiry.

The growing popularity of smartphones and open Wi-Fi networks are making Canadians more vulnerable to online fraud and other forms of cybercrime, security experts say.

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Yet another concussion in the NHL has reignited the debate about violence in hockey. Has fighting finally met its match?

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The concussion suffered by Montreal Canadiens enforcer George Parros in the opening game of the NHL season has started a new round in the debate on fighting and hockey.

A vandal with an appreciation for satire struck city signs Tuesday, attaching alternate slogans for Edmonton: such as "Road Construction City" and "City of Speed Traps."

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