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Free-roaming horses are feral and invasive, B.C. says — but biologist, First Nation argue they need protection

Wayne McCrory has been fascinated by free-roaming horses since he first began studying them in 2001.The B.C. biologist quickly learned the…

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B.C. teacher walks 100 kilometres from Fraser Valley to downtown Vancouver

A teacher in Mission, B.C., who took up walking as a way to get fit during the pandemic, recently walked more…

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Quebec entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and partner reportedly found dead in Dominica

Quebec new-media entrepreneur and philanthropist Daniel Langlois is believed to have been found dead in Dominica, along with his partner Dominique Marchand,…

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Dubai climate talks focus on health as Canadian doctors warn patients already seeing impacts

A group of Canadian doctors are in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, this week at COP28 to raise awareness about the…

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The people vs. the ticket giant; the 'Hunger Games' of air travel: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet

Miss something this week? Don't panic. CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need.Want this in your inbox? Get the Marketplace newsletter…

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Canadian Iranian activist says Iran won't let his parents leave the country

Canadian Iranian human rights activist Hamed Esmaeilion — who lost his wife and child in the destruction of Flight PS752 by…

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How 'forced financing' makes some car dealerships more money

Some dealerships in Canada just don't want your cash when you're trying to buy a car.Tammy Hussey discovered that when…

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As old barns fall to development, this Ontario group is looking to track and save them

Old rustic barns have long been a key part of the rural landscape in Ontario, and some advocates say they're…

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