A helicopter full of researchers with the Yukon Geological Survey is scouring a remote mountain region in southwest Yukon, looking for avalanches and landslides – evidence of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that rattled the area last month. The quake, which struck near the Alaska-Yukon border on Dec. 6, has helped geologists confirm a decades-old hypothesis: it’s revealed a fault hidden beneath the earth's surface. '”Researchers with the Yukon Geological Survey carried out a field reconnaissance effort from the skies to better understand the impacts of December's earthquake. “It had been hypothesized since the 1960s, but we haven’t been able to directly observe it,” said Jan Dettmer, geoscience research manager with the Yukon Geological Survey. In December, researchers with the Yukon Geological Survey carried out field reconnaissance to try and look for the fault itself, and trace where and how it shook the earth.

January 13, 2026 15:40 UTC

Police have charged another man in connection with a multimillion-dollar gold heist at Pearson airport in 2023, saying he was arrested after entering Canada on Monday. Police have called the incident the largest gold heist in Canadian history, and seven other suspects have previously been arrested in connection with the case. WATCH | Breaking down the details of the arrest: New charges laid in Toronto airport gold heist investigation | Duration 2:15 Peel police say they've made another arrest in connection with the 2023 gold heist at Toronto's Pearson airport, the largest gold heist in Canadian history. “Once the gold was removed from Air Canada cargo, he helped, we believe, facilitate the sale and get it ultimately out of Canada," Mavity said. The document also states that on the day of the heist, Chaudhary exchanged calls or messages with two other suspects linked to the case 772 times.

January 13, 2026 14:44 UTC

Already a notoriously tough industry, Canadian restaurants are expected to be under pressure in 2026. It is that the sector has been operating in a prolonged state of economic stress since 2021,” according to the report. Supports such as pandemic wage subsidies and rent relief prevented immediate closures, but restaurants now face a new set of pressures related to the state of the economy. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThe report notes that alcohol sales have historically been one of the most profitable parts of a restaurant’s business — but no longer. Canadians are drinking less beer, wine and spirits in response to rising prices, health considerations and shifting social norms.

January 13, 2026 12:49 UTC

All this Labrador kid wanted for Christmas was a backyard rink — and his grandfather deliveredNewsDuration 2:39Availability at ice rinks is hard to come by in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and Jaxson Callahan-Giffin wanted a place to play — literally in his backyard. With some hard work, help and a steam truck, his pop made the Christmas wish come true. The CBC’s Zack Russell reports.

January 13, 2026 12:31 UTC

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January 13, 2026 11:32 UTC





“Shortly after, Mr. Durmus paid a bribe to have his first name legally changed and then obtained a national identification card and a Turkish passport with this new name. Mr. Durmus’ wife and children later entered Canada and were permitted to file refugee claims. “The RPD found that even if it accepted Mr. Durmus’ version of events, his return to Turkey was voluntary. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“The minister alleged that a few days prior to leaving Canada, Mr. Durmus deposited counterfeit cheques at a Canadian bank. “The RPD decision dated September 14, 2023 is quashed and the matter is sent back to be redetermined by a different decision-maker,” Sadrehashemi said.

January 13, 2026 11:24 UTC

She emphasized that online misinformation can deter women from taking advantage of the age drop due to fear. A standard mammogram screening often can’t detect cancer if the breast tissue is dense because it appears white, just like cancer. Dale said the uptake of mammogram screening for women under 50 is low in many parts of Canada. And that's why we're so gung-ho on checking out these things on a screening mammogram,” said Gordon. They are negligible in younger women.”Jennie Dale says the uptake of mammogram screening for women under 50 is low in many parts of Canada.

January 13, 2026 11:03 UTC

What if Greenland’s next? And with it, an entire system of military and political alliances that has underpinned the global order since the end of the Second World War. This could have massive implications for Canada, both as a NATO member and target of Trump’s expansionist appetites. He’s a journalist and author of the upcoming book ‘United States of Oligarchy’. He recently wrote a piece for Foreign Policy titled “Annexing Greenland would be a Strategic Catastrophe.”

January 13, 2026 09:54 UTC

A packed Abbotsford, B.C., courtroom heard Monday that the alleged killers of a senior couple had previously done work for them through a cleaning company. A packed courtroom at the Abbotsford Law Courts heard the circumstances in which the De Jongs were found in May 2022. Abbotsford police are seen on the morning of May 9, 2022, when the couple's bodies were found. Andre Nadeau said he found Arnold De Jong on a bed, underneath a comforter, with duct tape around his head. Supreme Court in Abbotsford is scheduled to last eight weeks, and Tsui said the Crown expects to call at least 24 witnesses.

January 13, 2026 08:57 UTC

are causing evacuation orders and alerts, as well as flood warnings, on Vancouver Island and the province's South Coast. Two evacuation orders have been issued on Vancouver Island amid heavy rainfall, including for a campground near Parksville, B.C., where dozens of long-term guests are staying. Earlier in the day, 11 properties further down island, near Crofton, B.C., were also placed under an evacuation order. An evacuation order has been issued for parts of the Cowichan Valley due to risk of imminent flooding. 's North Coast, including Kitimat, saw heavy rain throughout the day Sunday, and periods of rain are expected until Tuesday.

January 13, 2026 08:12 UTC

Triple Crown-winning saddle up for auctionNewsDuration 1:30The saddle used by New Brunswick-born Ron Turcotte and Secretariat to win the 1973 Triple Crown is up for auction this spring.

January 13, 2026 06:21 UTC

Seoul’s city buses ground to a halt at the start of service after the Seoul City Bus Workers Union launched an all-day, indefinite strike at 4:00 a.m., following the collapse of last‑minute wage talks. The mediation committee reportedly offered a 0.5 percent wage increase, which union leaders rejected as tantamount to a freeze. Union leaders argued that any retroactive redefinition of ordinary wages should be excluded from the present negotiations. Officials said shuttle-bus timetables and pickup points would be posted on the Seoul City Hall website. The strike’s timing—during an intense cold wave—heightens risks for commuters, elderly residents and outdoor workers who depend on reliable daytime transit.

January 13, 2026 06:07 UTC

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she ruled out a U.S. military intervention to combat drug cartels, following a "good conversation" on Monday with President Donald Trump on security and drug trafficking. In her daily news conference, Sheinbaum said she declined offers of military action from Trump and "ruled out" U.S. military intervention in Mexico. Earlier on Monday, Sheinbaum said in a post on X that the two leaders discussed security with respect for Mexico's sovereignty, curbing drug trafficking, as well as trade and investment. Mexico is ready to assist communication between Cuba and the United States if requested, Sheinbaum said. Sheinbaum said Trump asked her about Mexico's position on Venezuela, and she responded that the country opposes military interventions under its constitution.

January 13, 2026 05:31 UTC

Is 2026 really London's 200th birthday? NewsDuration 5:22London is celebrating its bicentennial in 2026, but celebrated its centennial in 1955 — only 71 years ago. London and Middlesex Historical Society president James Reaney told CBC's London Morning why this year is worth celebrating.

January 13, 2026 05:19 UTC

Toronto Public Library had 14M digital checkouts in 2025NewsDuration 2:43The Toronto Public Library recently hit a major milestone —14 million digital checkouts — through e-books, audiobooks and magazines. CBC's Mercedes Gaztambide spoke to the team about how the library is set to reach new heights in 2026.

January 13, 2026 05:10 UTC