'Flying sheepdog' drone may be herding dogs to the unemployment line

It appears as though replacing human workers won't be enough to satisfy our shiny metal overlords when they take over.  As evidenced by this footage of a drone successfully herding sheep, robots are coming for all of the jobs — canines...

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Reddit user's photos show 'breathtaking' Saskatchewan sights

Tourism Saskatchewan might want to get in touch with a Reddit user touting the exciting geography of this province. "Breathtaking Photos from my Glorious Road Trip across Saskatchewan," reads the title of the March 29 post from HippySol in...

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Hamilton taxidermist makes 'cute forever friends' with dead rats

Ankixa Risk is an affable and enthusiastic Hamilton business owner who just happens to enjoy skinning rats. You know, for art's sake. She's a Toronto transplant now living in Hamilton who started practising taxidermy about a decade ago. Now, she's...

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Icy Gaspé coast captured by amateur photographer

VOTE Searchlight: The Hunt for Canada's best new artist #hackingcbcmtl Personalized swiping app wins CBC Montreal hackathon In Depth Remembering the Richard Riot in song PKP Pierre Karl Péladeau apologizes for immigration remarks...

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Burgess Shale fossil beds in B.C. reveal ancient ancestor of spiders, lobsters

A newly identified marine creature found in a shale site on the Alberta-B.C. border lived more than 509 millions years ago, more than 250 million years before the first dinosaur walked on the Earth. The creature known as Yawunik kootenayi, was...

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Hamilton taxidermist makes 'cute forever friends' with dead rats

Ankixa Risk is an affable and enthusiastic Hamilton business owner who just happens to enjoy skinning rats. You know, for art's sake. She's a Toronto transplant now living in Hamilton who started practising taxidermy about a decade ago. Now, she's...

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Plane with nobody aboard crashes in Saskatchewan

A plane with nobody aboard crashed in a field near Nipawin, Sask., and sure enough, nobody was hurt. It happened shortly before 6 p.m. CST Thursday at the Nipawin Airport, the RCMP said.   An initial investigation revealed the pilot tried...

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Men are going nuts over Lululemon's 'anti-ball crushing' pants

The Canadian sportswear brand famous for making yoga pants the de facto uniform of women on university campuses everywhere appears to have shifted its focus from butts to balls. That's right, Lululemon has entered the menswear business — and it's attracting...

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'Also Shot on iPhone 6' ads parody stunning Apple billboards

A series of iPhone 6 parody ads are winning nods of approval from even the most die-hard of Apple fans this week for having some cheeky fun with the company's latest billboard campaign. The ads in question, installed across the world earlier this...

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Sabres fans cheer Coyotes' OT win in Buffalo

The impending arrival of Connor McDavid has created an uncomfortable scenario in the NHL this season, pitting fans in some cities against their own teams amid hopes of landing a transcendent player in the upcoming draft. The...

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Welcome to Atlantic Canada, the world's newest country according to Air Canada

Remember to get your Canadian dollars changed over to East Coast pesos. Haven't you heard? Atlantic Canada is separate from the rest of Canada, according to an Air Canada ad. The graphic was sent out in an email, advertising savings on a...

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Should March 25 be World Pothole Day?

If Mark Morrell — who goes by the moniker Mr. Pothole — gets his way, March 25, would be declared World Pothole Day. "Everyone has them in their local streets and local highways and when they're dangerous, then you report them to authorities," Morrell,...

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Grown-ups pay big money to attend 'adult preschool' in Brooklyn

Do you ever feel like you didn't make the most of your time as a 4-year-old? Like you failed to appreciate how awesome life was when "gift shopping" meant bringing home a macaroni necklace?  Like you'd give anything to see nap time on your schedule...

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Welcome to Atlantic Canada, the world's newest country according to Air Canada

Remember to get your Canadian dollars changed over to East Coast pesos. Haven't you heard? Atlantic Canada is separate from the rest of Canada, according to an Air Canada ad. The graphic was sent out in an email, advertising savings on a...

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F--k no profanity for Medicine Hat college basketball player: it's his last name

For one college basketball player in Medicine Hat, Alta., the f-word is not a profanity — it's his last name. But for the past two years, Guy Carbagiale Fuck has been asked by his coaches to, literally, drop the f-bomb and...

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Hawk gets friendly with cows in barn

A hawk seeking shelter from winter storms on P.E.I. has used the refuge so often this winter it is starting to get friendly with the cows there. "He sat there while the cows were actually licking him, very close to him," Bonshaw farmer Jeff MacQuarrie...

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These may be the bigggest piles of snow in Canada

Friday may be the first day of Spring, but Canada's eastern provinces are still living in a world that most closely resembles the ice planet of Hoth.  Possibly your best bet for tomorrow's commute. #WinterISurrender #cbcns pic.twitter.com/CF1b1bNr6u...

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20-foot version of Olaf from Frozen comes to life in Quebec

Benoît​ Sabourin is likely one of the few people in Quebec hoping for sub-zero temperatures to continue. The 21-year-old from St-Jean-sur-Richelieu built an enormous "real-life" version of Olaf, the snowman from the popular children's movie Frozen,...

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Newfoundland lifts the lid on its ugliest toilets

New Fire destroys crab processing plant in Cottlesville New Black Duck Cove man, 58, dead in snowmobile accident New Strong winds close roads, delay flights across the island Man driving with no licence, insurance and $10K in fines...

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Someone stole an OPP cruiser and the police want it back

The OPP has found its stolen police cruiser. The South Porcupine detachment in Matheson realized on Saturday that one of its black-and-white Ford Crown Victoria squad cars was missing. Police say they spotted the cruiser around 3:30 a.m. Sunday and...

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Ice planet Hoth or snowbound east coast of Canada? You decide

Friday may be the first day of Spring, but Canada's eastern provinces are still living in a world that most closely resembles the ice planet of Hoth.  Possibly your best bet for tomorrow's commute. #WinterISurrender #cbcns pic.twitter.com/CF1b1bNr6u...

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