Out with the dragon, in with the snake: N.L.'s Chinese community celebrates beginning of Lunar New Year
Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year — and 15 days of celebration and tradition. It's the year of the snake, ...
Cavendish Boardwalk getting expansion in time for summer tourism season
Christopher's Beach Club has been confirmed as one of the tenants on the expanded boardwalk. The P.E.I.-owned company was ...
Will we control AI, or will it control us? Top researchers weigh in
Some of Canada's top minds in AI offer their predictions for the development of artificial superintelligence, how the ...
Federation of agriculture urges province to act on P.E.I. land-use plan
The P.E.I. Federation of Agriculture continues to push the provincial government to move forward with a long-overdue land-use framework to protect farmland. More than three years have passed since a ...
Filmmaker David Lynch, director of Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet, dead at 78
David Lynch, the American filmmaker, writer and artist who scored best director Oscar nominations for Blue Velvet, The ...
Stan Pierre named head coach of the Manitoba Bisons football program
A familiar face with deep ties to the Bisons is set to replace a legend at the helm of the University of Manitoba's football ...
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St. Francis Xavier grad reunited with X-ring after it turns up at Dartmouth thrift store
A St. Francis Xavier University graduate has been reunited with her X-ring seven years after losing it thanks to a Facebook ...
Man convicted in 1981 murder of Hamilton woman gets chance for early parole
Robert Badgerow was convicted in the first-degree murder of a Hamilton nursing assistant 35 years earlier and given mandatory ...
Catriona Le May Doan passionate about new role as chair of Canada Games Council
Telling the story about the power of the Canada Games is a goal of retired long track speed skater Catriona Le May Doan, the ...
'We have to do it:' Hundreds of teachers in Nunavik go on strike, demand better premiums, policies
The association representing teachers and staff in northern Quebec are advocating for better recruitment and retention ...
How Canada supplied uranium for the Manhattan Project
Ore mined in the Northwest Territories was transported to Port Hope, Ont., then used to develop the bombs that were dropped ...
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'We have to do it:' Hundreds of teachers in Nunavik go on strike, demand better premiums, policies
"For almost 24 years now, that premium hasn't changed," said ... Rachel Watts is a journalist with CBC News in Quebec City. Originally from Montreal, she enjoys covering stories in the province ...