Around Canada

Jim Hadfield says he's been keeping busy after retiring in 2007 by running his own baking business from his home. Hadfield says cakes, buns and bread are among some of the items that people have been ordering for years. Jim Hadfield bakes and delivers goods from his hometown in Milestone, …

When the weather turns cold, and the ice starts to form, residents in Fort Chipewyan start to see an easy way out of their community. But some are calling for a year-round road as warming weather calls the future of the road into question. 'We are seeing climate change first …

Twenty-five years of Nunavut has since left some with feelings of both hope and disappointment, especially for the new generation that has emerged since the territory was created. After a quarter century on the map, Nunavut youth are left with feelings of hope, disappointment Nunavut redesigned Canada's map when it …

The federal carbon tax and its associated rebates rise today as the national price on carbon increases from $65 per tonne to $80. Starting today, a litre of gasoline will cost an extra 3.3 cents The federal carbon tax and its associated rebates rise today as the national price on …

Ocean Wise researchers spent more than a week on the ocean collecting water samples to study the environmental DNA (eDNA) of Bigg's killer whales, North Pacific humpbacks and B.C.'s endangered southern resident killer whales. Data gathered using non-invasive technique could expedite future conservation efforts, say researchers It was just after …

Protests erupted across the country against the federal carbon tax on Monday — the same day it rose by 23 per cent — while Canada’s only Liberal provincial leader pressed for an emergency meeting to discuss alternative ways to cut emissions. Trudeau defends policy, says complaining premiers are 'playing politics' …

Water in the Fraser River where it meets with the Nechako — itself not much more than a trickle in some spots — is at an all-time low, according to the River Forecast Centre. Families, pets explore the sand and rock normally buried under the Fraser, Nechako rivers' rushing water …

As North America prepares for a once-in-a-lifetime solar event, school districts across eastern Canada are weighing potential learning opportunities against possible risks, with most coming down solidly on the side of safety. Despite complaints of missed learning opportunities, many schools closing on April 8 As North America prepares for a …

Indigenous communities say they are fighting against data practices that erase them, taking back control of their data and using it to tell their histories. Indigenous data sovereignty means that communities have control over their own information, researcher says Unreserved54:00Indigenous Data Sovereignty Data tells a story, and that’s why survivors …

Visible bullet holes and flashing police lights remain on Robson Street Saturday evening after officials shut down an entire block for several hours following what's believed to be a targeted shooting in downtown Vancouver. Bullet holes could be seen on a black SUV sitting at the centre of the police …