Conservation officers in British Columbia say they are hoping to trap three grizzly bears as part of the search for the animal that attacked a group of elementary school students and their teachers on Thursday.

An update from the B.C. Conservation Officer Service says the investigation, including witness accounts, has found that additional bears were seen in Bella Coola at the time of the attack, which left three pupils and a teacher with major injuries.

Le patineur de vitesse canadien n'a pas obtenu le résultat espéré au 500 m, samedi.

Les autorités ont signalé une intrusion sur les voies durant la nuit; une enquête de la SQ est en cours.

La formation de l'Université de Montréal a vaincu ses rivaux de la Saskatchewan 30-16 en finale.

Le parti estime que les journalistes n'ont pas procédé à certaines vérifications en publiant des informations.

The FBI say a Vancouver man is the latest to be arrested in connection to his alleged role in Canadian Olympic snowboarder-turned-fugitive Ryan Wedding’s intercontinental drug smuggling ring.

An update from the FBI says Rasheed Pascua Hossain was captured days after it was announced seven other Canadians had been charged for extradition to the United States over their connection to the ring.

Ces attaques mettent à l'épreuve une trêve fragile entre le mouvement palestinien Hamas et Israël.

L'équipe amorce sa troisième saison dimanche à Boston.

Le Canadien tentera de stopper sa glissade, samedi soir, au Centre Bell.

Ottawa et ses alliés soutiennent les efforts américains, mais estiment que le plan doit être retravaillé.

Selon le juge, l'ancien chef de l'État a tenté samedi de « casser » son bracelet électronique pour fuir.

Le texte appelle à tripler le financement pour l'adaptation climatique des pays en développement d'ici 10 ans.

C’est un vote inédit depuis des décennies qui augure mal d'une adoption avant la fin de l'année.

Laurence Fournier-Beaudry et Guillaume Cizeron, de la France, ont remporté le concours.

Ce plan en 28 points suscite l’inquiétude à Kiev puisqu'il reprend plusieurs exigences clés de la Russie.

La Canadienne Courtney Sarault remporte la médaille d'argent au 1000 m.

Le député, qui siégera comme indépendant, a eu des discussions pour se joindre au Parti québécois.

La finale de la descente acrobatique a dû être annulée en raison des conditions météorologiques.

La sauteuse à ski de Calgary termine 2e lors de sa première Coupe du monde de la saison, en Norvège.

Les prétendants au titre de championnat de la saison ont maîtrisé le circuit glissant de la Strip.

Nearly two decades ago, a cave regarded as a sacred site by the Songhees Nation was destroyed to make way for the Bear Mountain resort development near Victoria.

There were no tangible Indigenous artifacts at the site, in an area called Spaet by the Songhees, so the provincial archeologists involved said there was no obligation to preserve it under B.C.’s existing Heritage Conservation Act of 1996.

Vancouver l'emporte 4-3 contre Seattle dans un duel entre les deux équipes d'expansion.

Il s’agit de la deuxième attaque de ce type en une semaine dans le pays le plus peuplé d'Afrique.

In October, 2024, police in Arkansas pulled over two vehicles carrying 521 kilograms of cocaine bound for Canada. Within hours, court records say, bosses in a powerful drug cartel were discussing “killing everyone involved” to keep them from talking to investigators.

Soon, a lawyer from Brampton, Ont., allegedly weighed into a group chat with the cartel’s leaders with strict instructions: “Clear this convo,” he said, adding “set up a separate group for you” and “only lawyer stuff for me.”

The Habsburg family has chosen the scion of a storied Canadian dynasty as trustee for its fabled collection of jewels, recently revealed to be stashed in Quebec after being presumed missing for a century.

Andrew Molson, a board member of the Molson Coors brewery and chairman of Avenir Global, a Montreal-based network of global communications firms, will be responsible for stewarding the 137-carat Florentine Diamond and an emerald watch worn by Marie Antoinette, among other treasures.

Une foule émue a fait ses adieux à l’Imperial Pub, qui sera remplacé par des logements étudiants.

La cycliste Kelsey Mitchell fait partie de ces athlètes qui ont décidé de sauter dans le train du bobsleigh.

Comme il l’a fait pour chacun de ses 37 livres précédents, l’écrivain y défend deux nouveautés.

Radio-Canada a eu un accès exclusif à la nouvelle usine de biocarbone à Thurso.

Qui n’a pas un jour voulu s’acheter un château? C’est le rêve un peu fou de deux Québécois en France.

Il rencontrera une dizaine de dirigeants, mais pas Donald Trump, qui brillera par son absence.

La mine, détenue par la communauté de Norway House, serait extrêmement riche en minéraux critiques.

La formation de la Caroline a récolté au moins un point dans un cinquième match de suite.

Le Hamas a qualifié l’attaque d’« horrible massacre » ayant causé la mort de « plusieurs civils innocents ».

Valérie Maltais, au 3000 m, et Ted-Jan Bloemen, au 5000 m, ont pris le 3e rang.

The Alberta government released a report on aggression and complexity in schools on Friday that echo what the teachers’ union and others have spent years calling for, prompting critics to accuse the government of dragging its heels.

The report from the Aggression and Complexity Action Team, created in June, addresses issues that were top considerations for the Alberta Teachers’ Association during its bargaining with the province in the lead up to the teacher strike last month.

Elle quittera ses fonctions le 5 janvier 2026.

Le président brésilien Lula fait pression pour faire avancer les discussions.

The Canadian subsidiary of French dairy giant Danone SA has reached a $6.5-million settlement agreement in connection with last year’s deadly listeria outbreak in plant-based milks.

The agreement, which will go before the Superior Court of Quebec for approval in January, also names as defendants Joriki Inc., Intact Insurance Co. and Walmart Canada Corp.

Danone Canada had contracted third-party manufacturer Joriki to make its Silk brand plant-based milks at a facility in Pickering, Ont. Earlier this year, Joriki filed for protection from creditors. Intact was Joriki’s commercial general liability insurer at the time of the recall.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is pushing back against British Columbia’s opposition to the prospect of an oil pipeline to the coast, saying that being part of “Team Canada” means co-operating on getting her province’s oil to market.

The Alberta and federal governments have been working to strike an energy accord, long sought by Ms. Smith to boost her province’s oil and natural-gas sector.

Immigration Minister Lena Diab has extended the pause on new applications through the Private Sponsorship for Refugees Program for another 12 months as the department works to clear its backlog.

New ministerial instructions were published in the Canada Gazette on Friday, along with a notice on the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada website.

Canada Post and the union representing thousands of its mail carriers say they have reached agreements in principle for new contracts after two years of contentious bargaining.

Both parties confirmed the outlines of a deal were in place Friday evening.

Les ententes concernent l'unité urbaine et celle des factrices et des facteurs ruraux et suburbains.

The moment Ryan Wedding’s life pivoted from one kind of white powder to another can be traced to the chilly slopes of Salt Lake City, on Feb. 14, 2002. The 20-year-old Canadian snowboarder was already being discussed as a superstar in the making, and was now preparing for his first Olympic qualifying run in the parallel giant slalom.

He had been groomed from a young age for this chance, after growing up near Thunder Bay in a family that ran the Mount Baldy ski club, with multiple competitive skiers in its ranks. Mr. Wedding had joined Team Canada at the age of 15 and raced around the world, from the Andes to the Alps.

La ministre de l'Industrie, Mélanie Joly, a évoqué la possibilité que le Canada passe à une flotte mixte.

Les autorités nigérianes ont décidé de fermer les écoles dans plusieurs régions.

Residents in North Bay are suing their city and the Department of Defence, alleging that firefighting foams used on a military site contaminated their wells with chemicals that have been linked to an array of health problems.

The class-action lawsuit, filed in Ontario Superior Court of Justice, seeks $100-million for losses in property values and $5-million for punitive damages. It excludes any claims for possible health issues linked to the chemical exposure, which stems from the use of toxic firefighting foams at the city’s Jack Garland Airport and an adjacent Canadian Forces base.

Ian Montagnes, who died on Oct. 26 at the age of 93, was a powerhouse in the world of Canadian publishing, serving for a decade as editor-in-chief of the University of Toronto Press. He worked on everything from a series of books on the photographer Yousuf Karsh (not an easy man to work with), to the Dictionary of Canadian Biography, a massive, years-long project.

A man who loved words, he took a three-year leave to go to the Philippines to teach plain writing at the International Rice Research Institute outside Manila. It was part of the green agriculture revolution, with students from Bangladesh to Barbados, and the object was to teach people to express ideas in clear language.

Hospitals across Canada are bracing for an intense influenza season, driven by worries of lower vaccine uptake and concerns that this year’s shot is a mismatch for circulating strains.

Canada’s flu season has officially begun, according to new data released on Friday from the Public Health Agency of Canada. It shows that the percentage of positive tests for the virus surpassed the 5-per-cent seasonal threshold in the week ending Nov. 15.