Canada’s pharmacists say they can vaccinate up to 2.5 million people a week against COVID-19, but governments across the country have largely kept these health care providers in the dark about what ...

As Air Canada cuts more service to save its bottom line during COVID-19 restrictions, some fear small communities are being held to ransom in a battle over federal bailouts.

Lawyers for a northern Ontario police force are trying to have video of an Indigenous man being dragged inside a police station excluded from an upcoming inquest into the deaths of two other men in cu...

Netflix announced its 2021 film slate featuring a range of genres and big name stars designed to keep subscribers clicking. Eli Glasner previews the best bets.

In the moments before Clive Mensah was Tasered by Peel Regional Police in the backyard of his home, the 30-year-old mentally ill Black man had obeyed orders to lay face down on the ground and was not...

Adrian Dix says everyone is expected to follow the rules of the immunization priority list in order to protect the most vulnerable people.

They’ve been working toward the dream of a U.S. hockey scholarship for years, but as COVID-19 has stalled their final Junior A seasons, some Canadian players are worried their window of opportunity ...

To counter some of the drivers of coronavirus transmission among essential workers, governments across Canada should prioritize safety, say experts who've looked closely at avoiding outbreaks. ...

A vaccination clinic starts Thursday in Arviat, the community that has seen the majority of Nunavut’s COVID-19 cases. The municipality is offering cash prizes to encourage residents to get the shot....

Learning the lessons of early-warning intelligence and information-sharing before the next pandemic strikes should be a priority for Canada and its allies, say experts and former government officials....

Immigration officials have given family members of detained Huawei telecom executive Meng Wanzhou permission to travel to Canada, CBC News has confirmed.

The Ontario government has outlined which activities are allowed under its newly issued stay-at-home order that takes effect on Thursday.

Kathleen Heddle, who partnered with Marnie McBean and captured three Olympic gold medals for Canada in rowing, died of cancer on Monday at the age of 55.

Transport Canada is offering more details this week about where travellers can get a COVID-19 test abroad — and what happens if they're caught using a fake one — after a new testing rule for pas...

Air Canada's cuts to regional routes will have lingering effects long after the pandemic is over, experts said Wednesday, after the airline announced 1,700 job cuts and a further scaling down of opera...

Alimentation Couche-Tard's $25-billion potential play for French-based grocery chain Carrefour SA is getting a thumbs down from its own investors and skeptical analysts.

The second year of the COVID-19 pandemic may be tougher than the first given how the coronavirus is spreading, especially in the northern hemisphere as more infectious variants circulate, the World He...

Every winter, tucked behind churches and at the edges of parking lots, you'll find temporary kingdoms for Canadian children who get a thrill from scaling filthy piles of snow that have been pushed off...

Paul Woods, who was fired on Monday as president and CEO of London Health Sciences Centre, has filed a $2.5 million lawsuit against LHSC, claiming he was dismissed in bad faith and that he notified ...

Meng Wanzhou launched a bid to loosen her bail restrictions Monday in a B.C. Supreme Court hearing that provided a glimpse into the Huawei executive’s privileged pandemic lifestyle under 24-hour sur...