Rural communities want the benefits of EVs, so they're making their own charging networks
When people in B.C.'s Kootenay region saw electric vehicles and chargers multiplying in urban communities on the coast, they realized they were missing out on potential visitors and customers.
"We needed to build infrastructure to bring those people this way," recalled Danielle Wiess, director of transportation initiatives for the Community Energy Association, a B.C.-based group focused on local energy, decarbonization and climate adaptation.
So the group worked with local municipalities, as well as other levels of government and utilities, to create the Accelerate Kootenays charging network of dozens of EV chargers across 1,870 kilometres of rural southeastern B.C. in places like Revelstoke, Nelson, Cranbrook and Invermere.
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When people in B.C.'s Kootenay region saw electric vehicles and chargers multiplying in urban communities on the coast, they realized they were missing out on potential visitors and customers.
"We needed to build infrastructure to bring those people this way," recalled Danielle Wiess, director of transportation initiatives for the Community Energy Association, a B.C.-based group focused on local energy, decarbonization and climate adaptation.
So the group worked with local municipalities, as well as other levels of government and utilities, to create the Accelerate Kootenays charging network of dozens of EV chargers across 1,870 kilometres of rural southeastern B.C. in places like Revelstoke, Nelson, Cranbrook and Invermere.
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Missing driver found dead in lake after landslide near Kelowna, B.C.: SAR
A missing person in Kelowna, B.C., was found dead 155 feet deep in Okanagan Lake after being swept away by a massive mudslide on April 1. The slide occurred on Westside Road, dumping over 20,000 tons of debris across the highway and into the lake. Central Okanagan Search and Rescue initially found no reports of missing people, but later learned a driver may have been in the area at the time. The victim and vehicle were recovered on Saturday.
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A missing person in Kelowna, B.C., was found dead 155 feet deep in Okanagan Lake after being swept away by a massive mudslide on April 1. The slide occurred on Westside Road, dumping over 20,000 tons of debris across the highway and into the lake. Central Okanagan Search and Rescue initially found no reports of missing people, but later learned a driver may have been in the area at the time. The victim and vehicle were recovered on Saturday.
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As Poilievre targets tax havens, Conservatives rack up big business endorsements
A political scientist says Pierre Poilievre's open resentment toward offshore tax havens and corporate jets likely isn't enough to sever his Conservative Party's relationship with business leaders.
That's illustrated with endorsements by more than 30 prominent executives in newspaper advertisements that ran Saturday across the country, Lori Turnbull said. While Poilievre has railed against the excesses of the corporate elite, "I think there's a world where the business community is like, 'Whatever β that rhetoric is just politics. He's trying to get votes,'" said Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University.
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A political scientist says Pierre Poilievre's open resentment toward offshore tax havens and corporate jets likely isn't enough to sever his Conservative Party's relationship with business leaders.
That's illustrated with endorsements by more than 30 prominent executives in newspaper advertisements that ran Saturday across the country, Lori Turnbull said. While Poilievre has railed against the excesses of the corporate elite, "I think there's a world where the business community is like, 'Whatever β that rhetoric is just politics. He's trying to get votes,'" said Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University.
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Why Montreal is cutting down some century-old trees in this park
Montrealβs La Fontaine Park is home to several Carolina poplars that have been around since the 1920s. City engineers say some are at the end of their life cycle and have to come down.
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Montrealβs La Fontaine Park is home to several Carolina poplars that have been around since the 1920s. City engineers say some are at the end of their life cycle and have to come down.
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Liberal Staffers Reassigned After Carney Button Controversy
Several Liberal staffers have been reassigned following controversy over distributing campaign buttons featuring Mark Carney at a recent party event. The move came after concerns that promoting the former Bank of Canada governor, who has not officially entered politics, could breach party rules and stir internal tensions. The Prime Ministerβs Office acted quickly to address the issue and maintain party discipline.
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Several Liberal staffers have been reassigned following controversy over distributing campaign buttons featuring Mark Carney at a recent party event. The move came after concerns that promoting the former Bank of Canada governor, who has not officially entered politics, could breach party rules and stir internal tensions. The Prime Ministerβs Office acted quickly to address the issue and maintain party discipline.
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She was chatting with friends in a Lyft. Then someone texted her what they said
Anvi Ahuja noticed a "freaky" new text message from a number she didn't know right after getting back to her downtown Toronto apartment last month.
The text was a transcript of the conversation she'd just had with her roommates during their eight-minute Lyft ride home from a friend's place.
"I was like 'who is taping me?'" Ahuja said. "The driver didn't inform us that we could be recorded."
Within a few minutes she called the number the text came from and heard this looping, automated message: "We can't connect your call because your driver is not available right now."
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Anvi Ahuja noticed a "freaky" new text message from a number she didn't know right after getting back to her downtown Toronto apartment last month.
The text was a transcript of the conversation she'd just had with her roommates during their eight-minute Lyft ride home from a friend's place.
"I was like 'who is taping me?'" Ahuja said. "The driver didn't inform us that we could be recorded."
Within a few minutes she called the number the text came from and heard this looping, automated message: "We can't connect your call because your driver is not available right now."
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Manitoba 'repatriating' some hydro exports from U.S., premier says
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced that the province will not renew two expiring hydroelectric export contracts totaling 500 megawatts with Northern States Power in the U.S., opting instead to use the power to boost the local economy. Manitoba Hydro confirmed the contracts were already set to expire at the end of the month and were not being renewed. While trade with the U.S. will continue, Kinew emphasized a shift toward strengthening domestic energy use and leadership in Canadaβs energy sector.
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced that the province will not renew two expiring hydroelectric export contracts totaling 500 megawatts with Northern States Power in the U.S., opting instead to use the power to boost the local economy. Manitoba Hydro confirmed the contracts were already set to expire at the end of the month and were not being renewed. While trade with the U.S. will continue, Kinew emphasized a shift toward strengthening domestic energy use and leadership in Canadaβs energy sector.
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Nearly 60 pieces of evidence entered at trial of B.C. lawyer accused of murdering his client
An Exacto knife, a 12-inch blade, and a shovel were among the nearly 60 pieces of evidence submitted in a Kamloops, B.C., courtroom on Monday at the trial of a lawyer accused of killing his client. Rogelio Bagabuyo is charged with first-degree murder in the March 2022 death of Mohd Abdullah, a Thompson Rivers University science professor.
Bagabuyo, 57, who goes by the nickname Butch, wore glasses and sat behind his lawyers in a B.C. Supreme Court courtroom. He took notes as Justice Kathleen Ker logged dozens of exhibits into evidence at the judge-alone trial.
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An Exacto knife, a 12-inch blade, and a shovel were among the nearly 60 pieces of evidence submitted in a Kamloops, B.C., courtroom on Monday at the trial of a lawyer accused of killing his client. Rogelio Bagabuyo is charged with first-degree murder in the March 2022 death of Mohd Abdullah, a Thompson Rivers University science professor.
Bagabuyo, 57, who goes by the nickname Butch, wore glasses and sat behind his lawyers in a B.C. Supreme Court courtroom. He took notes as Justice Kathleen Ker logged dozens of exhibits into evidence at the judge-alone trial.
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Why Montreal is cutting down some century-old trees in this park
Montrealβs La Fontaine Park is home to several Carolina poplars that have been around since the 1920s. City engineers say some are at the end of their life cycle and have to come down.
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Montrealβs La Fontaine Park is home to several Carolina poplars that have been around since the 1920s. City engineers say some are at the end of their life cycle and have to come down.
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CRA accounts hacked after 28,000 social insurance numbers stolen in data breach
Nurse Leslie Warner will never forget being taken to her local RCMP detachment in Fernie, B.C., in 2022 and charged in a social security fraud operating out of Alberta.
She says she was fingerprinted and had her mug shot taken.
"I was like: 'Oh my God, this is my identity theft,'" Warner recalls telling police. "I did not do this."
The fraud charges were dropped soon after she explained that an imposter had been using her identity since 2020, when someone hacked into her Canada Revenue Agency account and filed a bogus return in Alberta that stated tax preparation company H&R Block was her new "authorized representative."
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Nurse Leslie Warner will never forget being taken to her local RCMP detachment in Fernie, B.C., in 2022 and charged in a social security fraud operating out of Alberta.
She says she was fingerprinted and had her mug shot taken.
"I was like: 'Oh my God, this is my identity theft,'" Warner recalls telling police. "I did not do this."
The fraud charges were dropped soon after she explained that an imposter had been using her identity since 2020, when someone hacked into her Canada Revenue Agency account and filed a bogus return in Alberta that stated tax preparation company H&R Block was her new "authorized representative."
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Canada election: Ottawa slams brakes on report Honda could shift production to U.S. in response to tariffs
Honda has confirmed it has no plans to move manufacturing operations out of Canada, following a Japanese news report suggesting otherwise amid ongoing trade tensions. The automakerβs Alliston, Ontario plant employs about 4,200 people. The report caused a stir among political leaders campaigning in Montreal ahead of upcoming debates.
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Honda has confirmed it has no plans to move manufacturing operations out of Canada, following a Japanese news report suggesting otherwise amid ongoing trade tensions. The automakerβs Alliston, Ontario plant employs about 4,200 people. The report caused a stir among political leaders campaigning in Montreal ahead of upcoming debates.
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Canadian Universities See Surge in U.S. Applications Amid Trumpβs Rising Political Influence
Canadian universities are reporting a sharp rise in applications from American students as Donald Trumpβs political resurgence fuels uncertainty in the U.S. Higher education officials in Canada cite growing interest from students seeking stability, inclusive policies, and affordable tuition. The trend mirrors spikes seen during Trumpβs previous presidency, with applicants expressing concerns over civil rights, healthcare, and social climate back home.
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Canadian universities are reporting a sharp rise in applications from American students as Donald Trumpβs political resurgence fuels uncertainty in the U.S. Higher education officials in Canada cite growing interest from students seeking stability, inclusive policies, and affordable tuition. The trend mirrors spikes seen during Trumpβs previous presidency, with applicants expressing concerns over civil rights, healthcare, and social climate back home.
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Alberta introduces controversial involuntary addictions treatment bill
The Alberta government introduced its long-promised and controversial bill on Tuesday to force people with severe substance addictions into involuntary treatment.
Bill 53, the Compassionate Intervention Act, lays out the criteria, guidelines and process for a family member or guardian, health-care professional or police officer to get someone into treatment. "This program is not for the vast majority of Albertans who suffer from addiction," Dan Williams, Alberta's minister of mental health and addiction, told a news conference in Edmonton.
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The Alberta government introduced its long-promised and controversial bill on Tuesday to force people with severe substance addictions into involuntary treatment.
Bill 53, the Compassionate Intervention Act, lays out the criteria, guidelines and process for a family member or guardian, health-care professional or police officer to get someone into treatment. "This program is not for the vast majority of Albertans who suffer from addiction," Dan Williams, Alberta's minister of mental health and addiction, told a news conference in Edmonton.
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Quebec has unique immigration powers. How might the federal partiesβ plans change that?
Quebec has more say in who it takes in than other provinces, and the provinceβs government wants even more. While some of the federal party leaders have pledged to oblige, others have more nationally-focused priorities.
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Quebec has more say in who it takes in than other provinces, and the provinceβs government wants even more. While some of the federal party leaders have pledged to oblige, others have more nationally-focused priorities.
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Canada Faces Deep Depression Risk Amid US Tariffs and Trade War, Warns Central Bank
The Bank of Canada has warned that escalating US tariffs and trade tensions could trigger a severe recession, with falling business confidence, slower hiring, and surging prices. Holding its key rate at 2.75%, the bank flagged rising inflation risks and economic uncertainty but noted monetary policy alone canβt offset trade shocks.
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The Bank of Canada has warned that escalating US tariffs and trade tensions could trigger a severe recession, with falling business confidence, slower hiring, and surging prices. Holding its key rate at 2.75%, the bank flagged rising inflation risks and economic uncertainty but noted monetary policy alone canβt offset trade shocks.
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Toronto police updating investigation into TMU hit-and-run
Toronto police are investigating a hit-and-run on a pedestrian walkway at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) that injured four people. The incident, which occurred Tuesday afternoon on Nelson Mandela Walk, may have been intentional, according to police. The suspect was driving a dark green sedan with a damaged windshield and license plate DEDZ 565. Two victims were hospitalized, but all are expected to survive. None of the victims were TMU students or staff. The collision shocked the campus community, with witnesses describing the chaos as "like a scene out of a movie." No arrests have been made yet.
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Toronto police are investigating a hit-and-run on a pedestrian walkway at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) that injured four people. The incident, which occurred Tuesday afternoon on Nelson Mandela Walk, may have been intentional, according to police. The suspect was driving a dark green sedan with a damaged windshield and license plate DEDZ 565. Two victims were hospitalized, but all are expected to survive. None of the victims were TMU students or staff. The collision shocked the campus community, with witnesses describing the chaos as "like a scene out of a movie." No arrests have been made yet.
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Senator tries to improve prison voting as inmates across Canada cast their ballots
It's election day at prisons and jails across the country, and as inmates cast their ballots behind bars, a Canadian senator is trying to break down barriers so they can make an informed choice.
Twenty-three years after prisoners won the right to vote, Sen. Bernadette Clement visited nine correctional facilities to prepare a report about the challenges that still exist for elections held inside.
On Wednesday, she visited the Collins Bay Institution in Kingston, Ont., to observe the process firsthand.
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It's election day at prisons and jails across the country, and as inmates cast their ballots behind bars, a Canadian senator is trying to break down barriers so they can make an informed choice.
Twenty-three years after prisoners won the right to vote, Sen. Bernadette Clement visited nine correctional facilities to prepare a report about the challenges that still exist for elections held inside.
On Wednesday, she visited the Collins Bay Institution in Kingston, Ont., to observe the process firsthand.
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New study shows increased pathogens near B.C. open-net salmon farms
A new study led by the Pacific Salmon Foundation and four northern Vancouver Island First Nations suggests that water collected near active open-net salmon farms contains four times more pathogens harmful to wild salmon than samples collected near inactive salmon farms.
The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports, examined environmental DNA to determine the levels of bacteria, fungi and viruses previously shown to be harmful to wild salmon. The Pacific Salmon Foundation says researchers collected samples from areas around the Broughton Archipelago near north Vancouver Island, including active and inactive open-net salmon farms.
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A new study led by the Pacific Salmon Foundation and four northern Vancouver Island First Nations suggests that water collected near active open-net salmon farms contains four times more pathogens harmful to wild salmon than samples collected near inactive salmon farms.
The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports, examined environmental DNA to determine the levels of bacteria, fungi and viruses previously shown to be harmful to wild salmon. The Pacific Salmon Foundation says researchers collected samples from areas around the Broughton Archipelago near north Vancouver Island, including active and inactive open-net salmon farms.
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Trump still wants Canada as 51st state, White House tells CBC News
Answering a question from CBC News, the White House press secretary said U.S. President Donald Trump still thinks Canada should become the 51st state, but there may be βflexibilityβ when it comes to tariffs on Canada's auto sector.
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Answering a question from CBC News, the White House press secretary said U.S. President Donald Trump still thinks Canada should become the 51st state, but there may be βflexibilityβ when it comes to tariffs on Canada's auto sector.
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Kingston Police Find Drugs Hidden Inside Rotisserie Chicken
Kingston police discovered illicit drugs concealed inside a rotisserie chicken during a recent investigation. Authorities have not disclosed the type or quantity of drugs but confirmed charges are pending. The case highlights ongoing efforts to curb creative smuggling methods in the region.
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Kingston police discovered illicit drugs concealed inside a rotisserie chicken during a recent investigation. Authorities have not disclosed the type or quantity of drugs but confirmed charges are pending. The case highlights ongoing efforts to curb creative smuggling methods in the region.
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