Earl Jones anniversary rally July 16, 2011 Kevin Curran, a member of the Earl Jones Victim Committee, talks about pressuring the Royal Bank of Canada to do more to help Montreal Ponzi victims

Winnipeg house fire kills 4 July 16, 2011 Four people are dead and another two are in critical condition following a house fire in Winnipeg that police say is 'suspicious'

Afghan civilian deaths July 16, 2011 UN’s Georgette Gagnon talks about the dramatic rise in civilian deaths in Afghanistan in the first half of this year

Canadian heat wave July 16, 2011 Extreme heat and humidity blankets most of Canada this weekend

Heat health for kids July 15, 2011 How to keep children cool and hydrated during hot, humid weather

Whooping cranes July 15, 2011 Whooping cranes fly over Alberta oilsands, raising risks about their safety and survival, says Global Forest Watch Canada.

Driver survives 15-metre drop July 15, 2011 Images of a Montreal driver being extracted from the construction pit. His injuries are not believed to be life threatening.

Bank view of U.S. debt July 15, 2011 Justin Hoogendoorn, managing director with BMO Capital Markets talks about the U.S. debt crisis.

Hoarder made homeless July 14, 2011 A Surrey woman says B.C. Housing is evicting her because her compulsive hoarding led to a major pest problem, the CBC’s Meera Bains reports

MPs debate extending Libyan mission July 14, 2011 Canada’s mission due to end in September - does it need to be extended?

MPs debate the Guergis report July 14, 2011 Opposition MPs on how long it took for the ethics commissioner to report on Helena Guergis

The crumbling Champlain bridge July 14, 2011 Should taxpayers spend $1 billion to repair Montreal’s 50-year-old Champlain bridge?

Syphilis cases spike July 14, 2011 In both Halifax and Alberta, the sexually transmitted disease is making a comeback. Interview with with Dr. Todd Hatchette, specialist in infectious diseases at Halifax’s QE2 Health Sciences Centre

U.S. debt faces warning July 14, 2011 Bond rating agency Moody’s Investor Service put U.S. government debt on review for possible downgrade

B.C.'s Fraser River peaks July 14, 2011 As water levels remain unseasonably high, log boom operators find their work time-consuming and costly, the CBC’s Susana da Silva reports

Montreal’s scary commute July 14, 2011 Under pressure, the federal government finally releases the report on Quebec’s deteriorating Champlain Bridge. The silence had became more fear-inducing than the facts.

U.S. debt talks continue July 13, 2011 Bond rating agency warns of possible U.S. debt downgrade

18 more months for killer July 13, 2011 Man who claimed he shot daughter’s boyfriend to save her from drug-addicted lifestyle has already served 4 years

Winnipeg biker gang turf war July 13, 2011 Winnipeg police add a tattoo parlour attack to their investigation of several firebombings and shootings over the past few days, all believed to be gang-related

Shawn Atleo July 13, 2011 AFN chief talks about the group’s general assembly