Murder rate stable in Montreal

106 Quebecers were murdered in 2012, up 26 per cent in two years. Despite that, Montreal saw no spike. Aphrodite Salas has the details.

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Pets attend 'Paws and Pray'

A parish in Beaconsfield has a monthly mass for people and their dogs. Aphrodite Salas explains.

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U.S. residents snowed in

Despite the arrival of spring, a late winter storm is causing cancellations and delays in the United States. Janet Dirks has the forecast.

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Southern Ontario gets hit

Merella Fernandez has video of a heavy snow and rain storm that is causing travel delays in Ontario and heading toward the east coast.

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Gary Carter street inauguration

The Kid -- a favourite of Montreal Expos fans -- has a street named after him today. Rob Lurie has details.

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Brazen robber behind bars

Police chased a man through the streets of Halifax after he allegedly robbed four businesses with a knife. Garreth MacDonald has details.

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A forest on your plate

Aphrodite Salas looks at a local forestry co-op that is bringing Boreal herbs and spices directly to your plate.

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Possible paramedic strike

After three years without a contract, ambulance technicians are threatening to strike. Aphrodite Salas reports.

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Giant hole in Mount Royal road

After a water main breaks, a giant hole big enough to swallow a car opened up on 29th street.

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