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Convoy rolling across Ontario, collecting toys in name of slain soldiers

A charity motorcade rolled across parts of southern Ontario on Sunday to collect money and toys for military children in the name of slain soldiers Nathan Cirillo and Patrice Vincent. 7

News of possible Quebec daycare fee hikes stirs protests

Parents with young children in tow were among those who gathered in downtown Montreal on Sunday to denounce the prospect of a fee increases to Quebec's landmark daycare program. 5
Polar vortex returns with 'Arctic blast' for parts of Canada

The frigid cold of the polar vortex is coming back, with snow and an 'Arctic blast' of winter air set to sweep across Western Canada in the days ahead. 9
Vancouver election focuses on housing prices, but observers say little cities can do

Housing has emerged as one of the central issues in the campaign for Vancouver's Nov. 15 election, with the major parties each promising to bring rental rates and housing prices under control. 10
New book offers insider look at some of Canada's most notorious crimes

From the notorious rape and murder of two Ontario school girls to the notorious wrongful conviction of Thomas Sophonow in Manitoba, from the grisly to the tragic to the weird, Canada has thrown up its share of riveting, horrific and even bizarre criminal cases.
Soldiers will be 'proudly on parade' on Remembrance Day: Vance

Canadian soldiers will be "proudly on parade" during Remembrance Day ceremonies in Ottawa on Tuesday, says a top military official, despite the shooting death of a young reservist at the National War Memorial less than three weeks ago. 13 3
Search underway in Saskatchewan for 5 missing youth: RCMP

A massive search is underway for five youth who have been missing from a community in northeastern Saskatchewan for nearly a week.
Strong winds tear roof off Newfoundland townhouse complex

High winds have torn the roof off a townhouse in Mount Pearl, N.L., forcing the evacuation of three units.
Passenger describes being struck by propeller during emergency landing

As investigators try to determine what caused a plane to make a rough emergency landing at an Edmonton airport Thursday, one passenger says she’s lucky to have survived after a propeller blade came smashing through her window during the incident. 14 6
'Dangerous' inmate back in custody after mistaken release

Police in Halifax have arrested a 'dangerous' inmate who was mistakenly released from prison on Friday. 4
Missing N.S. man went overboard on ferry to Newfoundland: police

A 71-year-old man who had been missing for almost two weeks is believed to have gone overboard from a ferry crossing to Newfoundland, police said Saturday.
Conductor's body recovered from train that plunged into Quebec river

Quebec provincial police say a dive team has found the body of the conductor of a freight train whose lead locomotive plunged into a river.
Man dies after crash in B.C. between vehicle, train

A man is dead after an early-morning collision between a vehicle and a train in Abbotsford, B.C.
Search based on hand-drawn map yields no evidence of Tamra Keepness

Police say a search related to a hand-drawn map posted on a social media website has yielded no trace of missing Saskatchewan girl Tamra Keepness.
Canadian couple still detained in China; son looks for answers

The son of a Canadian couple detained in China has arrived back in the country to find out more about his parents' case. 11 5
Police say dead babies found in Winnipeg storage locker were in garbage bags

Police who searched a storage locker where six dead infants were discovered said the remains were in kitchen garbage bags, plastic containers and, in one case, a pail. 1

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