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Python discovered at Windsor recycling plant
A worker at the EWSWA recycling plant on Central Avenue found a python on the weekend, prompting a visit from the Windsor-Essex Humane Society.
Liberals scrap controversial family reunification lottery, accepting more applications
Justin Trudeau's Liberal government is dropping its controversial lottery system for reuniting immigrant families and returning to a first-come, first-served system following backlash from frustrated sponsors.
Nunavut races to fill dozens of teaching spots as school year begins
A country-wide teacher shortage is affecting some Nunavut schools. The territory has 66 vacant teaching positions, and classes have already been postponed in at least one community.
Feds poised to beef up bill to prevent foreign election interference
Air quality plummets across B.C. as wildfire smoke blankets province
Dog attacks and severely injures 2 children in Montreal North
Newest northern affairs minister meets territorial premiers to hear top priorities
Flights cancelled as B.C. wildfire smoke chokes airports
Liberals' plan to revamp resource approval process facing fight on two fronts
Hundreds attend Pakistani celebration in park targeted in Conservative MP Bernier tweet
How hydrogen could shake up Canada's energy sector
Northern defence upgrades part of plan to protect Canada's Arctic, Sajjan says
Family of hiker missing in German Alps calls on Canadian government for help
Labrador ship's crew will begin tracking information about Arctic whales
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Forest fires in northern Ontario provincial park essential to ecosystem, official says
'End of an era': First Dieppe remembrance service in Hamilton without a Dieppe veteran
Wildfire smoke from B.C. gets in the way of mountain scenery for tourists in Alberta
Online sale of pot after legalization raises privacy concerns, experts say
The glitch list: Ottawa to start reporting on typos in legislation
All eyes on Andrew Scheer as Conservative convention set for Halifax
Dreaded invasive fish makes its way into Kejimkujik Park
David Milgaard says thank you to Catholic prison ministry volunteers
Sidewalk Labs has unveiled its bold vision for Toronto's waterfront. Just don't ask how it'll get built
Pieces of 19th-century Winnipeg Theatre dug up last year now for sale on Kijiji
Starstruck with Gary Boyle: The moon you thought you knew
It's the biggest thing we see in the night sky every night. And the brightest. So why do so many of us know so little about the moon? Astronomy educator Gary Boyle has all the answers to all your lunar questions in this week's edition of Starstruck.
