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CBC | Toronto News - Apr 9, 2007
The number of new HIV cases being reported in Toronto is on the decline, according to a new public health department report.
CBC | Arts News - Apr 9, 2007
Internationally renowned actor Jackie Chan celebrated his birthday over the weekend by launching a Chinese reality TV series searching for energetic new movie talent.
CBC | Arts News - Apr 9, 2007
Cartoonist Johnny Hart, creator of the prehistoric comic strip B.C. and co-creator of Wizard of Id, has died at the age of 76.
CBC | Arts News - Apr 9, 2007
Rogers Media is expanding its television presence as the firm said Monday it is buying 10 stations and channels, including the A-Channel group, from CTVglobemedia Inc. for $137.5 million.
CBC | Nova Scotia News - Apr 9, 2007
A Halifax man has been charged with attempted murder after a drive-by shooting Friday night left a man with a life-threatening gunshot wound.
CBC | Nova Scotia News - Apr 9, 2007
A Cape Breton-based fisherman believed to have gone overboard from a shrimp vessel off the Northern Peninsula on Sunday is presumed dead, a Newfoundland search official said.
CBC | World News - Apr 9, 2007
Ceremonies spanning two continents Monday will commemorate the 90th anniversary of Canadian military forces for the first time fighting together as one unit, capturing the German-occupied Vimy Ridge in 1917 when other …
CBC | World News - Apr 9, 2007
The six Canadian soldiers killed on the weekend in Afghanistan were due back at the main Kandahar base within days after a six-week mission in the desert.
CBC | New Brunswick News - Apr 9, 2007
Cod stocks in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, from the Gaspé to Cape Breton, have hit an all-time low, according to biologists from the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
CBC | Canadian News - Apr 9, 2007
At least five of the six Canadian soldiers killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan on the weekend were from Atlantic Canada, while the family of the sixth soldier has requested the name not be released.