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June 03, 2025 - CBC News Archive

Detective, last witness at Hockey Canada sex assault trial, says not adding to E.M.'s trauma was top of mind
Yukon wildfire fighters battle blazes across the prairies
Man dead after industrial accident at Metrolinx rail yard in Mississauga
Calgary lawyers craft sentence for teen with FASD who stabbed her boyfriend in thigh, accidentally killing him
Group of P.E.I. firefighters to join the fight against wildfires in western Canada
Toronto officials raise Progress Pride flag at city hall to kick off month of festivities
B.C. minister touts benefits of $3B Broadway Subway Project as businesses ask for support
Edmonton police constable hit a man seeking police help with baton, jury hears
La Ronge and several nearby communities ordered to evacuate due to wildfires
Pride Winnipeg disappointed with PCs after Official Opposition skips out on parade
Anglophone South eliminates library worker jobs
Pat Stay stabbed after verbal altercation and a shove, witness tells murder trial
Parsons Pond woman guilty of dangerous driving causing death
Conservative fundraiser casts doubt on whether all votes were 'accurate and counted' in leaked call
Sidewalk upgrades could sideline mobility device business, owner says
Food delivery robots in Markham test appetite for high-tech takeout
Is your favourite show CanCon enough? Here's why the definition of Canadian content may get a reboot
Why Alberta politics may be getting more polarized — and why that matters
Whitehorse hospital opens $33M mental health unit
P.E.I. woman, 1 of many arrested last weekend for impaired driving, tested 3.6 times over limit
Grab the sunscreen and some water — things are heating up in Waterloo region this week
A brisk walk a few times a week could help keep colon cancer away, study suggests
First Nation chiefs share safety concerns amid wildfire evacuations in northwestern Ontario
Too many schools still asking why, not how to implement Indigenous curriculum, says son of late TRC chair
Liberal legislation to further tighten Canada-U.S. border expected today
Fleeing wildfires, hundreds from Manitoba First Nations settle into Niagara Falls, Ont. hotels
Edmonton Public Schools cuts number of seclusion rooms, but confinement continues
Some Sask. evacuees forced to find far-flung rooms on their own as wildfires put pressure on hotels
These charts reveal a Canada-U.S. bond forged in steel and aluminum
Chief calls on province to use emergency measures to free up Manitoba hotels
South end space for arts and community groups in Saint John could become housing
'I have a life back': How ketamine therapy is helping these Nova Scotians find relief from depression
Northeastern Ontario food banks, health units call for government action to address rising food insecurity
How to deal with your — and your child's — anxiety during wildfire season
Throne speech was an 'emotional moment' for the King, Buckingham Palace says
Ford says deal with U.S. is 'very close,' despite 50% tariffs on the horizon
Pimicikamak chief frustrated with residents refusing to flee wildfire, says arrests should be made
1 year in, teachers' union says phone ban boosts students' focus, but more action needed
2 men charged with 1st-degree murder linked to Brampton man's death
Teen dies after falling through ice near Pangnirtung, Nunavut
ATV riders 'ecstatic' about opening of 12 km of pilot trails in eastern P.E.I.