NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 10-2017

Farmers fear the high radiation in the animals will stop hunters shooting them, causing the population to spiral with more of them damaging forests and crops

There are hundreds of foreign-born criminals wandering the streets of Canada.

The pupil, who attends a school in Paris's 18th arrondissement, was insulted and beaten by her classmates for several days in a row.

Awaiting the usual "diversity makes us stronger" mantra soon.

An Alberta family has a lot to be thankful for this weekend, after days of desperately searching for their horse ended in what they call a 'miracle.'

A massive shark was captured on camera swimming off the coast of Vancouver Island by a group of people fishing for tuna. The group, which included former Vancouver Canucks hockey player Willie Mitchell, told CTV Vancouver Island they spotted a large shark

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is reminding people who live in or near bear country to make sure the animals don't have access to garbage, fruit trees and compost.

Thirty-eight environmental and animal welfare groups have signed an open letter to the B.C. government opposing the continuation of grizzly bear hunting for meat.

The provinces has failed to meet a federal deadline to release plans to protect boreal forests habitats and caribou populations.

During the Second World War, the Canadian government relocated 22,000 men, women and children of Japanese descent, labelling them "enemy aliens" even though the majority were Canadian citizens.

More than 14,000 of the complaints were about black bears, while another 1,500 involved cougars and 430 were about grizzly bears. Nearly 500 bears have been destroyed after encounters with humans, including 469 black bears and 27 grizzlies.

Parts of the Cariboo will be closed to moose hunting this season after the area was ravaged by wildfire this summer. The closures affect the area directly north of Highway 20, and west of Williams Lake and Quesnel in B.C.'s Interior.

For the first time ever, Canada has deployed a Victoria-class submarine to Asia on patrol. HMCS Chicoutimi left Esquimalt, B.C., sometime in mid-September for the Asia-Pacific region.

A Christian pro-life group that was recently ejected from a Seattle coffee shop over its local activism is attracting hundreds of thousands of Facebook views after footage of the encounter was posted online.

Governments are crowing about how many jobs Ontario created last month.

Bergdahl's decision to plead guilty rather than face trial marks another twist in an eight-year drama that caused the U.S. to wrestle with difficult questions of loyalty

A Washington state woman filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Catholic health organization she works for, saying it discriminated against her by refusing to pay for her child's chest reconstruction surgery as the child transitions to be a boy.

Canada's proposed clean fuel standard could actually have more of an impact on carbon emissions than a carbon price will

President Trump and the National Rifle Association got behind the push for outlawing "bump stocks" Thursday, giving rare momentum to gun control legislation in response to the Las Vegas massacre.

WARNING: This story contains a graphic image. Some New Brunswick hunters who eat the hearts of moose are wondering if they can keep the tradition alive after finding white spots on some of the organs this year.

Neonicotinoids are at the centre of a long-running debate about whether they harm bees.

Tropical Storm Nate forms off the coast of Nicaragua and is being blamed for five deaths in that country as it spins north toward a potential landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast as a hurricane over the weekend.

A Conservative MP raised the issue in question period, asking if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would be correcting this 'profoundly obvious omission'

TransCanada is closing the book on its proposed Energy East pipeline, but the political fallout is just beginning.

Abdirahmaan Warssama claimed he was held in jail for refusing to sign a "voluntary statutory declaration" that would indicate he volunteered to return to Somalia.

The CIA released newly declassified documents on Wednesday revealing that while the American public was surprised when the Soviet Union launched the world's first artificial satellite 60 years ago, intelligence agencies weren't caught off-guard.

A lacy, cloud-like pattern drifting across a Denver-area radar screen turned out to be a 110-kilometre wave of butterflies, forecasters say.

Canada's national police force says nothing tops muskrat fur for keeping officers' heads warm in extreme cold. It has issued a tender for 4,470 of its traditional blue winter hats with ear flaps, lined and trimmed with muskrat fur.

The Canadian Armed Forces are warning their personnel to be wary of associating with groups on social media, including Quebec's largest and most prominent far-right group.

Alan MacLeod says it was his great-uncle's stories about his experiences in the First World War that got him interested in war memorials.

Faulty floodgates along the Fraser River are having harmful effects on salmon stocks, according to a new SFU study.

Conservatives are demanding that the Trudeau government open negotiations with the Trump administration for Canada to join the U.S. ballistic missile defence. They say recent North Korea advances in missile and nuclear technology make it imperative to joi

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he has not decided whether he will run for re-election in March 2018, something he is widely expected to do.

A young, male moose was captured on camera going for a walk on the pedestrian overpass that connects the Tuscany LRT station to each side of Crowchild Trail early Wednesday morning.

The Trump administration announced Wednesday it will not list the Pacific walrus as a threatened species based on diminished Arctic Ocean sea ice, concluding that the marine mammals have adapted to the loss.

Fish and Wildlife P.E.I. recently posted some photos of what they say was an albino skunk seen on P.E.I. Skunks are often eaten by great horned owls, so it's likely there aren't any in the area where the skunk lives.

Two truck drivers from Quebec are facing multiple charges after allegedly trying to smuggle 11 people from the United States into Canada.

A Sydney man who conspired to prepare for a terrorist act has had an apparent anxiety attack at his sentencing hearing alongside his co-accused.

The U.S. has filed a second complaint with the World Trade Organization over what it perceives as B.C.'s unfair rules regarding wine sales in the province's grocery stores, according to a release from the WTO.

Astronomers say the sun-like star about 320 light-years from Earth may have eaten several of its planets, leading them to give it the nickname Kronos, after the Greek god who ate his sons.

Nearly 60 years after a Canadian naval pilot vanished off the coast of Florida, clues about what happened washed ashore.

New research from Canadian scientists suggests life on Earth began in warm little ponds after meteorites splashed into them about four billion years ago.

The B.C. SPCA will be recommending animal cruelty charges after 20 dogs and puppies were seized from a breeder in Chilliwack.

Oak Bay Police Chief Andy Brinton is recovering in hospital after being charged by a deer while cycling on Salt Spring Island Sunday morning.

The falcons were found inside a scorched power pole in July, days after the Elephant Hill fire broke out.

A candidate for Calgary public school board trustee is facing a tsunami of criticism for a social media post which partially blames the LGBTQ community for the weekend Edmonton attack that injured five people.

Border officers searched the truck and found 11 people hiding behind a curtain in the sleeping area of the truck.

About half of the asylum claims heard so far from those who've crossed the Canada-U.S.. border since July have been rejected, the Immigration and Refugee Board said Tuesday. But the actual number of cases the board has heard since then is a mere fracti

Fifteen stabs wounds were found on the headless and dismembered torso of a Swedish journalist last seen with a Danish inventor in his home-made submarine, a prosecutor said Tuesday.

Major U.S. cigarette companies will soon begin publishing a series of blunt statements about the health risks of smoking as part of a court order stemming from a 1999 lawsuit brought by the federal government.

The brain is perhaps the most complex machine in the Universe. It consists of two cerebral hemispheres, each with many different modules. Fortunately, all these separate parts are not autonomous agents. They are highly interconnected, all working in harmo

This fall, I became the one targeted by exactly this sort of bullying at the hands of the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Tom Petty has died at the age of 66.

In June this year, the captain of the 37,000-tonne Atria tanker directed his ship through the Marmara sea, along the narrow Bosphorus strait, and into the vast Black Sea. It was a straightforward one-and-a-half day journey. But this changed when Le Meur a

A standoff between far-right groups and anti-fascist protesters along the Canadian side of the U.S. border forced police to temporarily shut down the crossing near St-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Que., on Saturday.

During an hour-long encounter, a lynx and her seven kittens turned Tim Newton's deck in the outskirts of Anchorage, Alaska, into a playroom.

It's important to condemn both terrorism and Islamophobia in the wake of violent overnight attacks in Edmonton, the founder of a Muslim group said Sunday.

A man carrying a knife and shouting 'Allahu akbar' killed two female passengers before being shot dead by soldiers at Marseille's train station in southern France.

Jagmeet Singh pulled off a surprise on Sunday by winning the NDP leadership on the first ballot, handily defeating his rivals in a performance matched only by past NDP stalwarts Tommy Douglas and Jack Layton.

Former football legend O.J. Simpson became a free man again Sunday after serving nine years for a botched hotel room heist in Las Vegas that brought the conviction and prison time he avoided after his acquittal for the killings of his ex-wife and her frie

In addition to significant snowfall, which is expected to start as rain on Sunday, some areas of the province will see winds of 60 km/h, gusting to 90 km/h.

Annette Vardy of Clarenville accepted a marriage proposal when she was 22 but never got to wed her sweetheart. Decades later she has passed the rings on, saying "I wanted somebody to have them who would care."

A St. John's man is trying to track down the family of a First World War soldier, after a chance discovery at a dump more than 20 years ago.

Canada's army is holding open houses at more than 100 armouries today in a national campaign to boost reservist numbers, after a scathing auditor general's report last year revealed the army reserve lacks soldiers, training and equipment.

A large frog that lived 68 million years ago was capable of eating small dinosaurs and had a bite as powerful as a wolf or female tiger, researchers have found.

Four rescued chicks that tumbled from a chimney in Manitoba have been flown to Ontario to join a flock that will hopefully lead them south for the winter.

President Donald Trump is putting pro football players on notice for Week 4 of the NFL season: He won't stand for it if they kneel in protest during the national anthem.

The signature plane best known for scooping large amounts of water and dousing some of B.C.'s worst wildfires is no longer used in the province, much to the chagrin of many with nostalgic memories of the aircraft.

Does a bear sit in the woods? Maybe not, but photographs received by CBC News indicate they do sit at the garbage dump.

During an hour-long encounter, a lynx and her seven kittens turned Tim Newton's deck in the outskirts of Anchorage, Alaska, into a playroom.

​A man who stabbed a police officer with a knife and deliberately plowed into pedestrians on Edmonton's busiest downtown strip is being investigated for "acts of terrorism," police said at a news conference early Sunday.