The court also told a controversial group to pay $12,000 in court costs The United People of Canada (TUPC), which wanted to take back control of St. Brigid’s Church in Lowertown, lost its case in court. The judges also said that the group has to pay $12,000 to cover the cost of the appeal. In…
The fire’s cause is being looked into, but it’s not thought to be suspicious. fire departmen When Dwayne Bourassa and Roger McCallum left English River Dene Nation last month to go to North Battleford because wildfires were getting close, they didn’t expect to find fires in the city, let alone save people’s lives. They did,…
There are more than 160 fires going on in the province, and most of them can’t be put out As firefighters rushed to protect communities that were in danger, more than 160 forest fires kept going in Quebec, most of which were out of control. Yan Boulanger, a research scientist with Natural Resources Canada, said…
Softball isn’t an official sport yet, but students and coaches from 14 schools are working on that Avery Inkster didn’t want to lose steam after seeing how many girls wanted to play on A.B. Lucas High School’s first-ever girls softball team. The 16-year-old, who started last year’s team with her friend Amelia Baragar, didn’t give…
Hunters in Déln, NWT, were told not to hunt on Great Bear Lake in May People have been using two words to describe the weather in the NWT recently: hot and dry. Data is showing that these observations are true, and a meteorologist at Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) named Terri Lang called this…
The Treaty took 153 years to make, which shows how hard the Métis worked. MMF presiden At a meeting on Saturday, about 4,000 people voted in favor of a treaty between the Manitoba Métis Federation and the Crown. Will Goodon, the housing minister for the Manitoba Métis Federation, told CBC News on Sunday that voting…
In Quebec’s Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, there is anger in the mining community Warning: There is bad language in this story. Most municipal council meetings go unnoticed. Not so for one person in Val d’Or, Que., where fear, anger, and racism came to the surface and a hateful shouting match broke out. “An Indian is piss-taking outside!”…
More than 10,000 people had to leave their homes in the province because of wildfires On Friday night, forest fires forced people to leave another town in Quebec. The 2,000 people who live in Lebel-sur-Quévillon were told to leave their homes because a nearby fire was getting close. The Public Security Ministry of Quebec sent…
The Changed by Fiona series looked at how the storm changed the island, from the landscape to the farmers P.E.I. changed for good on September 24, 2022. Post-tropical storm Fiona, one of the strongest hurricanes in Canadian history, tore through Atlantic Canada, destroying homes and other buildings, cutting power to thousands of people for days,…
The Auditorium opened in 1923, when the Stanley Cup champs were taken over by the Ottawa Hockey Association As fans of the Ottawa Senators anxiously wait to hear who will buy the team, CBC decided to look into the past and found a situation in the nation’s capital 100 years ago that was eerily similar.…