Highlights

OTTAWA — Six Canadian children are set to leave a Syrian prison camp and fly to Canada without their mother who cannot come with them because federal officials have not completed her security assessment, advocates for the family say.

Josef Kompalla, a referee in the 1972 Summit Series between Canadian NHLers and the Soviet Union, was attacked by Canadian players and officials and accused of favouring the Russians

Preserving history: A “catalogue” house in Moody Park will be restored as part of a townhouse project

"Canada should use the global carbon market framework to build a stronger Canadian natural gas sector and a cleaner world."

Nurses Bargaining Association says agreement includes "record-setting compensation" and a "groundbreaking commitment" to support mandatory nurse-patient ratios.

"Having flown three times, I consider myself blessed beyond any reasonable expectation in life." 

Const. Conrad Erbes privately filed a lawsuit for $35,000 in small claims court last week.

More than 51,000 registered, psychiatric and licensed practical nurses in British Columbia have reached a tentative contract with the provincial government.

British Columbians now have access to free prescription contraceptives. As of April 1, PharmaCare will pay for many different types of birth control for any B.C. resident, making British Columbia the first province in Canada to cover these costs.

It's not all doom and gloom out there. Here are a dozen of our favourite stories from March to prove it.