The path out of the pandemic is inextricably linked to vaccines. But getting those vaccines into Canadians’ arms is no simple task.

In Peel Region, there have been more than 500 workplace outbreaks since last year, fuelling more than 100,000 COVID-19 cases. Three people who live in Brampton, Ont., discuss the struggles they and th...

The Pfizer vaccine can now be stored at typical refrigerator temperatures in Europe for weeks longer than previously thought, a move that could have major implications on the rollout of vaccines acros...

Unintended consequences loom for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole as they support Quebec's ability to rewrite a section of Canada's Constitution, without permission f...

Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole told CBC News a recent vote by party delegates to reject adding "climate change is real" to the policy book was a disappointment that distracted from the party's larg...

The divestment movement now includes major global financial players, but not everyone feels leaving their seat at the table is the most effective way of bringing about environmental change. ...

A civil liberties group is taking the RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki to court, arguing the time it takes her to respond to public complaints is undermining police accountability.

C-19, a bill to make holding elections safer during a pandemic, has become a political football — but some of its provisions might do more harm than good.

The City of Calgary says it won't create a voter list for candidates in a move that appears aimed at protecting the privacy of voters.

It is the women, arriving even now in Edmonton and Saskatoon, in Calgary, Winnipeg and Regina, who touch their hands to the prairie dust and ask first of the land: what may I offer? Who ask first of t...

The South Asian curly-haired revolution is here to stay, says Pakistani Canadian writer Rukhsar Ali, who has learned to embrace her natural hair.

The federal Conservatives are calling on the Liberal government to set a firm timeline for setting up a national three-digit suicide prevention hotline.

A large wildfire raging north of Prince Albert, Sask., has led to the evacuation of more than 35 homes so far. The fire, which started Monday afternoon, now covers more than 3,500 hectares. ...

A remote northern Manitoba First Nation is announcing a local state of emergency after one person died by suicide and a suicide attempt left a young child in critical condition.

Environmentalists say a report from the International Energy Agency that concludes investment in new fossil fuel sources must end if the world is to meet its climate goals has a strong message for Can...

TD Canada Trust customers are accusing the bank of losing tens of thousands of dollars in retirement savings plan contributions they entrusted to the financial institution.

To avoid leaving Canadians entirely dependent on foreign vaccine makers when the next pandemic hits, the federal government today announced a $200-million investment in a Mississauga, Ont.-based comp...

The mystery over who in the Liberal government knew what about an allegation of misconduct against Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin deepened today when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged that he lea...

Advocates are calling for the release of two Keeseekoose women who were given life sentences for a crime they say they never committed. Their cousin, who was 14 at the time and at the scene that nig...

A moose in northern Ontario got into some deep water trouble but emerged uninjured Monday, and the homeowner who witnessed the strange encounter says it taught her a lot about the animal's abilities....