Canada

For the past 28 years, a family in Nepean, Ont. have been welcoming upwards of 800 people for Thanksgiving dinner. 1

A special member of the Delta Police Department is enjoying a well-deserved retirement after nine years on the force. 1

No winning ticket was sold for the $5 million jackpot in Saturday night's Lotto 649 draw.

It could be days before Manitoba Hydro is able to restore power to all of the customers blacked out by the snow storm that blasted southern areas of the province. 5

A member of the Canadian Forces’ Snowbirds had to eject from his aircraft on Sunday afternoon just before the team was set to perform in Atlanta; he landed safely, while the aircraft crashed in an unpopulated area, according to the team. 1

Legislation is being introduced this fall to bring a “Clare’s Law” to Alberta that would allow people access to criminal records of their partners in hopes it will help protect people from potential domestic violence. 1

A couple will pay their own way when their Newfoundland town is resettled this year, after a provincial Supreme Court justice upheld a government decision that they do not meet the criteria of permanent residents.

A company that reported a mass die-off of farmed salmon more than a month ago says the death toll rings in at an estimated 2.6 million -- just under half of all its fish.

Outspoken Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is setting her sights on Alberta as she is making her way north through the U.S. on her global tour to raise awareness about protecting the planet. 1

A school division in northern Saskatchewan is investigating after a staff member says she was told by a principal not to speak Cree.