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21/May/2006 11:01PM |
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One person is dead and two are missing after their boat overturned in a stormy Ontario lake Sunday afternoon.
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21/May/2006 9:41PM |
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A Belgian farmer who was arrested on immigration charges in Ottawa Saturday says he is ready to give up his battle and return to his native land.
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21/May/2006 8:50PM |
Plans to remove an aboriginal blockade of a road near Caledonia, Ont., have been delayed because area residents have set up a blockade of their own.  | Ontario Provincial Police members line up to block protesters after a rally on April 24 in Caledonia, Ont. (Canadian Press) |
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21/May/2006 5:49PM |
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Emergency rescue crews are searching for three people who are missing after their boat overturned in stormy conditions Sunday on a lake northeast of Toronto.
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21/May/2006 2:51PM |
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An evacuation alert, sparked by overflowing rivers, remained in place Sunday for more than 400 homes in Passmore and Slocan Park, communities in British Columbia's West Kootenay area.
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21/May/2006 2:24PM |
Water levels in flooded areas of Quebec's Montérégie region and the Eastern Townships were dropping on Sunday, allowing people to return to their homes.  | The scene Sunday in Notre-Dame-de-Standbridge (CBC) |
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21/May/2006 1:13PM |
Vancouver police are searching for a 12-year-old girl who is missing on the city's Downtown Eastside. They said they are treating the matter as a missing person case because there is no evidence of abduction.  | Police say Kelsey had stepped out for some air when she disappeared. |
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21/May/2006 11:46AM |
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The aboriginal blockade in the southern Ontario town of Caledonia will be lifted on Monday, Linda Powless, a reporter with the aboriginal paper Turtle Island News, told CBC Newsworld on Sunday.
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21/May/2006 9:15AM |
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Two members of a Belgian family that has been fighting a deportation order were arrested in Ottawa on Saturday, while a third has gone into hiding.
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