Новости за 02.03.2024

Emily Blacklock was scrolling through social media when she spotted a video of a Maine fisherman hauling in an unexpected catch — a lobster with a tag from her research team found hundreds of kilometres away from where it was attached in New Brunswick.

The organizers of Cain's Quest have rerouted the Labrador snowmobile endurance race to avoid poor conditions on the south coast of the Big Land.

B.C.'s top court has rejected the province's attempt to appeal a pause imposed during a legal challenge of a law restricting illicit substance use in many public spaces, after the judge who granted the injunction said "irreparable harm will be caused if the act comes into force."

After an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 years frozen in one spot, 'Nun cho ga' — a baby mammoth dug up in the Yukon in 2022 — is again on the move as it's transported to the Canadian Conservation Institute in Ottawa.

Raptors forward Scottie Barnes broke his left hand in Toronto's home loss to the Golden State Warriors on Friday and will be sidelined indefinitely.

Brian Mulroney, Canada's 18th prime minister, is remembered by those who worked with his government for his ability to foster personal relationships and help seal a free trade deal with the U.S.

Alexis Toews had taken her three dogs out for a run at a popular spot for people and pets, and she didn't think there would be any traps in the area — but there were several.

After weeks of inquests into the stabbing massacre at James Smith Cree Nation and the death of the assailant, the First Nation's leadership and RCMP talk about what's next.

A massive wind-to-hydrogen project proposed for Newfoundland's west coast continues to gain traction but still hasn't received approval from government. 

The N.W.T. recognizes 11 official languages, and nine of them are Indigenous. However, accessing territorial services in any language other than English or French remains a challenge for residents.

Fourteen-year-old Melanie Chambers often felt like a parent to her mom. Over time, she came to understand her mom’s fashion was an expression of the freedom to make her own life choices.

A Manitoba nurse who took a man to court following an alleged assault about a year ago outside the entrance of the hospital where she works says she has no regrets about pursuing legal recourse, even though the charges were stayed last week.

With 2 months of PWHL hockey in the books, CBC Sports looks at what the numbers say about each team.

Although Johan Renck's new film revolves around a Czech astronaut venturing into mysterious purple space dust, the director says what drew him to the script was the main character’s relation to his own life. Spaceman is streaming on Netflix.

Why is itching contagious? Why do we keep scratching ourselves, beyond when it helps? Scientists are still unravelling the head-scratcher of itching — from how hard we scratch the skin to neurons in the brain that could explain what's going on.

After two years of aggressive interest rate hikes, inflation is seemingly back under control, causing many Canadians are starting to ask: Where’s the relief? CBC’s Peter Armstrong looks at whether the Bank of Canada has accomplished its goals and what we know about when rates could start to come back down.

Iris Apfel, a textile expert, interior designer and fashion celebrity known for her eccentric fashion sense, died Friday at 102. Her iconic style was the subject of museum exhibits and a documentary film.

From former Quebec premier Lucien Bouchard to a childhood friend to a prominent member of Montreal's Irish community, all say Mulroney had an uncanny ability to relate to people from all walks of life. 

Firefighters from several departments have converged to battle a fire at Covered Bridge Potato Chips factory in Hartland, a major employer in the New Brunswick town.

The Regina Police Service is launching a new initiative during March that will require drivers to take a mandatory alcohol screening test when they are pulled over.

There are early signals that measles — one of the world’s most contagious viruses — may be quietly spreading within parts of Canada as health officials brace for more imported infections during the March Break travel season.

Photographers Hawaii captured what scientists say is the first documentation of humpback whale sex.

B.C.'s Ministry of Health has established nurse-to-patient ratios that will be used in hospitals to improve workload standards. The new standards set the minimum number of nurses required for six specific areas of care, including general medicine and intensive care.