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A crow rescue group in Prince George, B.C., says it is seeing a rise in suspected drug overdoses among crows, with volunteers using naloxone to revive some of the birds.

The Memorial Cloth, bearing names of children who died as a result of residential schools, was carried into the ceremony marking Canada’s sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The cloth signifies the efforts it took to verify the deaths and disappearances of Indigenous children at residential schools between 1831 and 1996. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour were among the leaders observing the day at Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Wednesday.

The Tsawwassen First Nation has ended its event marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation early due to a 'collision and medical incident' that killed two people and injured two others, according to police. Police said there is no ongoing risk to public safety, but officials have asked people to avoid the area while officers investigate.

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro says Canadian lobbyists can't be as successful in the U.S. as they were in the past, saying 'that game is up.'

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has added alleged Bishnoi gang member Satinderjeet Singh — also known as Goldy Brar — to its Top 10 most wanted list of fugitives. Singh has been charged with the assassination of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar outside a Surrey, B.C., temple in June 2023. The FBI is offering $1 million US for information leading to his arrest.

Just a day in Calgary

‘Nightmare fuel’- New sea spider species discovered. For the first time in nearly a century, new sea spider species have been found in B.C.

A Squamish homeowner is using a motion-activated Halloween decoration to give a good scare. Stephen Fryer is hoping it will be enough to keep hungry bears away from his garbage in the Sea-to-Sky community.

Police in Ontario's Peel and Waterloo regions, London, Ottawa and Montreal have all launched investigations into an email sent to Islamic schools across Canada over the course of this week, which threatened to kill Muslims unless they are deported. The Muslim Association of Canada, which runs the nine private schools that received the email, said it alerted municipal police in Ontario, Vancouver and Montreal, as well as the RCMP. The email alludes to the upcoming Alberta referendum and uses dehumanizing language against Muslims, making threats about what will happen once ‘Alberta becomes its own nation.’