Canadian Corn Mazes Perfect For Fall Visit

Canadian families looking for a family-friendly getaway this fall have plenty of options to choose from.

Nova Scotia's Bestest Friends Are A Dog And A Baby Pig

The unlikely friendship between Meatball, a Kunekune pig, and a golden retriever has a Nova Scotia village enthralled.

Meet The Airport Dogs Sniffing For Coronavirus

Finland's Helsinki International Airport is trialing a program getting dogs to sniff out travellers for potential COVID-19 infection.

What To Know About The Flu Shot In A Pandemic

Health officials are encouraging Canadians to get the flu shot this year to avoid overwhelming health-care systems with influenza and COVID-19 cases.

Manitoba Turns Shipping Containers Into Nursing Home Visitation Rooms

The province has purchased 90 shipping containers to allow nursing home residents to visit friends and family during the winter months of the pandemic.

Rare 'Flawless' Canadian Diamond Up For Grabs

A 102-carat diamond from Northern Ontario is up for auction and hoping to fetch a hefty sum by Oct. 5.

How Canadians Can Help Their Pets Cope With Separation Anxiety

As Canadians return back to work and school, pet owners are noticing their furry friends are having a hard time staying at home alone. Here's what experts say can help alleviate their worries.

These Regions Will Pay You To Visit Them

The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated Canada's tourism industry so now some agency's are hoping credits and rebates will encourage people to travel again.

N.S. Student's Study Space Takes Higher Learning To New Heights

Kade Nilsson was ready to start university in Hawaii until the COVID-19 crisis forced the closure of his school. That's when the Bridgewater, N.S. resident decided to get creative with his study space.

Meet Some Of The Fresh Faces Joining O'Toole's Shadow Cabinet

Erin O'Toole's shadow cabinet is making headlines for awarding high-profile portfolios to some of the youngest caucus members.

Calgary Gets First Taste Of Winter With September Snowfall

Albertans were hit with three different bouts of weather over three days.

Raptors' Reaction To Buzzer-Beater Is Pure Joy

The Toronto Raptors' were saved by OG Anunoby last-minute heroics to take game 3 in the eastern semifinals against the Boston Celtics.

This 80-Year-Old Starting Acting At Age 75

Betty Jackson needed money to pay for her new teeth and hearing aids. So she decided to start an acting career, at the age of 75.

As They Grieve A Lost Season, Canadian Student Athletes Look Hopefully To 2021

For student athletes, sport is part of their identity. But with COVID-19 crisis cancelling championships and postponing seasons, some are grappling with staying motivated and staying in shape. Three athletes share what it’s like to be sidelined by the pandemic and their hopes for 2021.

Black Bear Pays Quick Visit To B.C. Hotel

A spokesperson for the Four Season Whistler said no guests came into contact with the black bear.

This Is What Classrooms Look Like In A Pandemic

Teachers across Canada are sharing images of their classrooms as they try to adhere to social distancing guidelines while adjusting for pre-pandemic class sizes.

Residential Schools In Canada Formally Recognized As Historic Sites

The schools mark a dark chapter in the lives of Indigenous Canadians up until the '90s.

A History Of Canadian Statue Removals And Defacings

Canadians are taking a hard look at what monuments to historical figures mean in light of calls for social justice to Black and Indigenous lives.

What The Raptors Have Done For The BLM Movement

The NBA is at a watershed moment around social justice and the Toronto Raptors are rising up to the occasion.

How Schools Can Better Support Black Students

Black students can face tremendous challenges in their daily lives at Canadian schools. Two high schoolers with a passion for education propose their manifesto for change.

What's Erin O'Toole's Plan For Canada?

The Ontario MP replaces Andrew Scheer as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Here is the platform he ran on regarding COVID-19, Canada's Indigenous communities and LGBTQ+ Canadians.

Partial Collapse Of Popular Toronto Landmark Caught On Camera

Visitors at the Scarborough Bluffs were left scrambling as part of the escarpment collapsed into Lake Ontario, sending a cloud of dust heading their way.

Loblaws Expands COVID-19 Testing To All Alberta Locations

The grocery store chain, which also owns the Shoppers Drug Mart brand of pharmacies, says it will offer COVID-19 testing to asymptomatic Albertans come Sept. 1.

The Rock's Kids Steal The Show In Wedding Anniversary Video

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and wife Lauren Hashian both shared an adorable wedding anniversary video on Instagram where their daughters' cuteness was front and centre.

Thousands On Evacuation Standby As Wildfire Rages On

Hundreds of people were forced to leave their homes in B.C. Okanagan region following a wildfire that reached 1,400 hectares in size.

Body-Cam Footage Shows Cop Shoving Toronto Raptors' President

Newly released body-cam footage shows a California cop shoving Toronto Raptors' president Masai Ujiri during game 6 of the 2019 NBA Championship.

A Timeline Of Julie Payette's Controversies

Julie Payette, Canada's Governor General, has found herself in the hot seat once again following a review into creating a toxic workplace for her staff.

Sylvester Stallone Approves Of This B.C. Rambo Statue

The '80s action icon gave his seal of approval to a wooden likeness of one of his iconic movie characters: John Rambo

Tory MP’s Push To Suspend Trudeau’s Pay Shut Down At Committee

Pierre Poilievre's attempt to see the prime minister's pay suspended is ruled out of order by House of Commons finance committee chair Wayne Easter.

This Family Forages For Seaweed Together In The Atlantic

Five years ago, a family of three in Grates Cove, Newfoundland found oarweed in the Atlantic and decided to use it in a line of a skincare products. Since the pandemic began, the Howell family has dedicated more time to swimming, diving and searching for this particular type of seaweed.

92-Year-Old Blind Biker Goes On One Last Ride To Conquer Cancer

Bill Wall lost his eye sight in 2003 but he says that's never stoped his vision of a world free of cancer. The 92-year-old will embark on his 10th and final ride for the Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer later in August.

Landmarks Around The World Light Up For Beirut

As the people of Beirut pick up from the aftermath of two deadly explosions, landmarks around the globe and lighting up to send a message of support.

Newcomers To Canada Share The First Photos They Took After Landing

"First Photo Here" showcases the very first photos newcomers took after arriving in Canada. Curator Joella Cabalu says the initiative, exclusively on Instagram, aims to portray immigration experiences as "varied and diverse."

Alberta 'Hobbit House' Now For Sale

It's no Shire but this cozy home located 50KM southwest of Calgary gives off major "Lord of the Ring" vibes.

How You Can Help The People Of Beirut Right Now

Here's how you can support the people of Beirut as the city reels from the damage two massive explosions.

Where To Find Canada-Friendly Travel Destinations

Canadians comfortable with travelling during the global pandemic should know some countries are willing to wave the 14-day quarantine period.

Charlie Angus Challenges Trudeau On WE Controversy

NDP MP Charlie Angus tells Prime Minister Justin Trudeau it was "so obvious" there were conflicts with his involvement in discussions about WE and the Canada Student Service Grant program.

Toronto Raptors Update Jerseys With BLM-Inspired Messages

Over a dozen Toronto Raptors will be updating their jerseys with protest slogans inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement at the restart of the NBA season.

Storm Cuts Committee Chair's Internet During Trudeau Testimony

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's appearance at the House of Commons finance committee went briefly off-rails after a thunderstorm severed the internet connection of the committee chair.