They will help provide the most detailed look to date at the first leg of the butterflies' migration north, said Eduardo Rendón Salinas, a biologist with WWF Mexico. WATCH | Swarms of monarch butterflies spend winter in this Mexican sanctuary: In Mexico's monarch empire | Duration 0:58 Millions of monarch butterflies spend the winter in the El Rosario butterfly sanctuary in Mexico's Michoacán state. WATCH | Monarch butterflies tracked on migration south: Tagged monarch butterflies tracked on migration to Mexico | Duration 0:37 Data from Project Monarch shows how tiny transmitters attached to select butterflies tracked their migration from southern Ontario to Mexico between September and November 2025. A monarch butterfly with tiny transmitter attached prepares to take flight from the hands of Adriana Avelina Ruíz Márquez, deputy director of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve. "We feel fortunate to belong here, and to have this natural wonder that is the monarch butterfly."

March 15, 2026 09:33 UTC

Michelle Gallardo, the owner of MG Cleaning Services, hired three temporary foreign workers and two people who are residents on the Sunshine Coast. Business owner Michelle Gallardo said her business would face closure if she couldn't hire temporary foreign workers. Sechelt Mayor John Henderson said the loss of temporary foreign works will be crippling for many businesses. A pin a father is wearing as he prepares for his temporary foreign worker visa to expire in a few months. On Monday, West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country MP Patrick Weiler will appear at a news availability regarding changes to the temporary foreign worker program.

March 15, 2026 09:22 UTC

A St. John's optometrist spent a whirlwind few days down south, helping elite baseball players hone their vision. Last week Dr. Sarah Hutchens, founder of the Vision Development Centre in St. John's, travelled to Florida to administer eye exams to the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team for their spring training camp. She was working alongside other vision care professionals as part of the Blue Jays' performance vision program. The facility down there is incredible,” she told CBC Radio’s The St. John’s Morning Show. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementHutchens grew up playing sports and can remember watching the Blue Jays win the 1993 World Series with her dad.

March 15, 2026 09:19 UTC

To mark Carney’s first anniversary, National Post has decided to provide the prime minister and his Liberal colleagues with a one-year report card. Much of Carney’s focus has been on easing the tension and the trade restrictions between Canada and the world’s two most populous countries. As prime minister, however, it was a different story – right from the start. But overall, while some analysts credit the prime minister for his pragmatism in focusing on the country’s most pressing issues, environmentalists say Carney’s first year in office has been a step back. Guilbeault quit Carney’s cabinet in November after the new prime minister signed an agreement with Alberta to pursue a deal on energy and pipelines.

March 15, 2026 06:37 UTC

Kitselas Community Centre opens after 15 years of workNewsDuration 1:39A new recreation centre has officially opened its doors in a Ts'msyen (Tsimshian) community in northwest B.C. As the CBC’s Catherine Garrett reports, the centre located on the Kitselas Gitaus reserve will be used to host feasts, youth sports and other events.

March 15, 2026 04:42 UTC





Pin trading is an unofficial sport of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games. With the Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse bringing together approximately 2,000 athletes from eight different circumpolar regions, there are a lot of international friends to be made. “You see how they smile?” Stamenov said, after a young girl traded her Air North pin for an Arctic Winter Games pin from 2023, when they were held in Wood Buffalo, Alta. The Arctic Winter Games opened last Sunday and run until Saturday. Teams from Nunavut, Nunavik, Alaska, Yukon, the Northwest Territories, northern Alberta, Greenland and the Sápmi region of Scandinavia are competing.

March 15, 2026 04:33 UTC

What's more, a recent U.S. study suggests rates of peanut allergy in children under age three declined 43 per cent over the last several years, after feeding guidelines changed. Food allergy rates have plummeted since the 2016 publication of Lack's Learning Early About Peanut Allergy (LEAP) study. Investigators expected to see a 40 to 50 per cent decline in peanut allergy; instead, they found a 81 per cent reduction. (Jim Cole/The Associated Press)"I asked the audience, how many of you have seen a case of peanut allergy in the last year?" Case in point: What happens if a child has an older sibling with peanut allergies and it's time for the younger one to try it?

March 14, 2026 23:23 UTC

Since the reinstallation of the present U.S. administration less than 14 months ago, fentanyl and other drug traffic, much of it originating in China, into the United States has been drastically reduced. The entry of undocumented immigrants and particularly violent criminals (of whom hundreds of thousands were admitted in the previous four years), has nearly stopped. The Russo-Chinese allies: Syria, Venezuela, Iran and imminently Cuba, have all abruptly ceased to be practising allies of Moscow and Beijing. Russia is an important nationality that ultimately belongs in the West, but it has no chance to rival the United States again. But after the end of the Cold War, enemies of the West devised techniques of terrorism and guerrilla war by proxy to avoid direct retribution.

March 14, 2026 22:25 UTC

"NATO has never played any important role in important Middle East conflicts," Jens Stoltenberg said in an interview on CBC's The House airing Saturday morning. "I think it's important to prevent NATO [from becoming] involved in the conflict." Meanwhile, Iran's government is retaliating by closing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital passage for the world's oil. After the U.S. announced its exemption on Friday, Carney said Canada's sanctions on Russian oil tankers would remain in place. "A strong NATO is good for Europe, it's good for Canada, but it's also good for the United States," Stoltenberg said.

March 14, 2026 21:48 UTC

The Trout Creek No. “We're extremely disappointed with the province on this … the province knew that the bridge needed replacing.”Deputy Mayor Tim Wilson said the town is ''extremely disappointed' with the province for not working on the bridge sooner. That's now been eliminated.”WATCH | See how the Trout Creek No. 1 Bridge has deteriorated: A central bridge in Sussex degraded so badly the province closed it | Duration 2:22 ​Large foundation cracks and holes in the sidewalk on Trout Creek No. According to the department's bridge condition index, the Trout Creek No.

March 14, 2026 21:03 UTC

The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Two people, including a teenager, are dead after a shooting in Winnipeg's North End Thursday afternoon, city police say. Two people were found wounded and taken to hospital in critical condition, the release said. Police said both individuals — a man in his 30s and a teenage male — died of their injuries. They're asking anyone with information, including video taken around the time of the incident, to contact the homicide unit at 204-986-6508 or submit an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers online or at 204-786-TIPS.

March 14, 2026 21:01 UTC

A rockslide at the Whistler Blackcomb ski resort has resulted in the closure of Whistler Peak with no plans of reopening. Vail Resorts, which owns and operates Whistler Blackcomb, said the rockslide occurred around 6:30 a.m. Thursday before the resort was open. No one was injured in the slide that occurred on Whistler Peak near the double black diamond run West Cirque. Vail Resorts confirms the Whistler Peak and the Peak Express Chair will remain closed over the weekend, which is also the start to spring break. Vail Resorts, which owns and operates Whistler Blackcomb, said the rockslide occurred around 6:30 a.m. on March 12, 2026.

March 14, 2026 20:13 UTC

Halifax councillors have cleared the way for a major development that will see the parking lots around Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth turn into a new neighbourhood for thousands of people. A map of the M District development showing the residential buildings, park and pedestrian corridors through the site. Deputy Mayor Patty Cuttell said a public park of about 0.7 hectares, with no other recreation spaces like a sports field, did not seem like enough. A rendering of the M District project around Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, showing the new street and open public space in front of new residential buildings. Regional council passed the various planning changes needed for the overall site, which can eventually handle up to 4,600 housing units.

March 14, 2026 20:06 UTC

Why locally produced whisky is having its moment in QuebecNewsDuration 2:28Quebecers have been turning to more locally produced alcohol ever since the SAQ took American bottles off the shelves last year. The SAQ says that the spike in sales is also due to a lack of competition in the market.

March 14, 2026 20:03 UTC

Timothée Chalamet says no one cares about ballet. Toronto dancers respondNewsDuration 1:36Actor Timothée Chalamet has sparked controversy in the performing arts world after he said “no one cares about” ballet and opera anymore. CBC’s Alejandrina Alvarez spoke to Toronto ballet dancers and teachers about the art form’s relevancy, accessibility and future.

March 14, 2026 20:01 UTC