New Kelowna councillors intend to improve public discourse
At Monday's swearing-in ceremony, Tom Dyas pledged to find more ways to listen and communicate. Asked what that would look like, he acknowledged there is room for improvement.
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Ex-RBC worker found guilty after viewing Carney’s data, opening accounts
A former RBC employee has been found guilty of three criminal charges after opening fraudulent accounts and viewing the personal banking information of Prime Minister Mark Carney.
UBC prof testifies she acted as a 'conduit' for sex assault allegations against Steven Galloway
Anabel Lyon, director of the University of British Columbia's school of creative writing, said she believed the unfounded accusations of a former student who accused bestselling author Steven Galloway of sexual assault.
B.C. privacy watchdog launches investigation into Crime Stoppers data breach
B.C.'s privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into whether the provincial Crime Stoppers society took adequate steps to protect personal information following a massive data breach that exposed more than 1.5 million anonymous crime tips across Canada.
A part of B.C. now observes the same time as a part of Florida
The Regional District of East Kootenay, which includes B.C. communities like Cranbrook and Kimberley, now observes the same time as Fort Walton Beach and Crestview in Florida.
Canada looking to Germany for 8 submarines up front and 4 later: sources
Canada wants to split its planned purchase of 12 German submarines, committing to eight up front while leaving the remaining four for a future decision. Sources tell CBC News the proposal is intended to preserve financial flexibility but could jeopardize some of the $86 billion in economic benefits...
Elks’ Rankin looks to solve Lions’ run defence
Justin Rankin has spent the season finding holes in CFL defences. The B.C. Lions were the one team that slowed him down.
Fact check: Does this Ontario government ad show real miners?
The Ontario NDP is calling out Doug Ford’s government for using a photo in one of its ads about mining that doesn’t show real miners in the province. Avneet Dhillon from CBC’s Fact Check team looks into the origins of that photo and others.
B.C. team unaware executive under investigation
A junior hockey team in British Columbia says it was not aware of sexual exploitation allegations against an executive when he was hired.
Former junior hockey executive charged with child luring also facing domestic violence-related offences
Tyler King, the former junior hockey executive now facing sexual abuse charges relating to three under-age players in southern Alberta, has two sets of domestic violence-related offences currently before the courts, CBC News has learned.
Second night for community questions on Nova Scotia’s first proposed AI data centre
Cape Bretoners with questions about Nova Scotia's first planned artificial intelligence data centre have a second chance to speak up.
Greater Toronto Area home sales down nearly 8% in October: real estate board
TRREB says 5,603 homes changed hands last month, down 7.9 per cent year-over-year, however sales rose 1.2 per cent from September on a seasonally adjusted basis.
Stock markets rally in early trading after U.S. midterm election
Stock markets rallied in both Canada and the U.S. early Wednesday after the U.S. midterm election yielded Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
The give and take (and partisan wrangling) in Alberta's urban-rural hybrid riding maps
The last boundary panel's chair urged the new panel not to alter ridings in southern Alberta. They did.
Early stage Alzheimer’s treatments need government action for success: report
Early diagnosis of dementia and Alzheimer's is a key factor as two new therapies that could soon be available to the Canadian public.
Manitoba producers hopes for stability from U.S. midterms
Manitobans are watching the U.S. midterms closely on Tuesday evening hoping for some relief after tariffs continue to hamper the agricultural industry.
Midterm blue wave sweep comes amid tariff backlash in Maine, Michigan
The world woke up on Wednesday morning to control of the U.S. Congress shifting to Democrats in a clear rejection of President Donald Trump's turbulent second term.
Man seriously injured in Hamilton assault involving cadets selling poppies
A 59-year-old man suffered life-altering injuries after intervening in an incident involving air cadets selling poppies over the weekend, Hamilton police say.
A runner died in the New York City Marathon. Have the risks changed as more people race?
Every year, amid our current running boom, more and more people vie for the chance to lace up their sneakers and push themselves 42.2 kilometres to cross that finish line. But every year, young and seemingly healthy people also die trying.
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's gorgeous remake retains the original's soul
Nearly 30 years after the original, Nintendo has remade The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It’s an unquestionable fan favourite that’s shinier, but retains the soul of a game that isn’t made like this anymore.