Snow fell on devastated dryland farms in southern Alberta on Friday. It was welcome moisture after a summer of extremely challenging weather conditions. But on the province's dryland farms, farmers sa...

Ahmed Hussen, Canada's new housing minister, faces a series of complex challenges that cross jurisdictional lines as he attempts to tackle this country's housing crisis.

The federal government has announced new exemptions and a grace period for unvaccinated foreign nationals, releasing new details about its vaccine mandate for travellers that comes into effect Saturda...

Ken Roth says the indifferent methods used during his transfer were a harsh reminder of his time attending a residential school.

As more medical staff hit the picket line, at least one COVID-19 vaccination clinic has been cancelled because of the strike, according to the province.

In July, linda manyguns, the associate vice-president of indigenization and decolonization at Mount Royal University, announced she would be using only lower-case letters for her name, in addition to ...

The University of Alaska's North America forecast for the phenomenon indicates it could be seen in parts of southern B.C., including Metro Vancouver, over the weekend.

Vuntut Gwitchin citizen Cindy Dickson is taking her legal challenge of her First Nation's requirement for councillors to live on settlement land to the country's highest court. The case has worked its...

Toronto-based non-profit HanVoice is partnering with the Canadian government on a new pilot program to allow Canadians to privately sponsor North Korean refugees.

Ashiru Sarafa Awoyemi drowned while caring for a group home resident in February. His body remains at a funeral home and his wife and four children in Nigeria still can't enter Canada to say a final ...

A Winnipeg doctor says he didn't have time to think when he ran at and tackled a man who had just stabbed a woman inside Seven Oaks General Hospital on Wednesday.

Six people have been rushed to hospital, including two in critical condition, after a fiery multi-vehicle crash on the Coquihalla Highway Friday morning.

Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization says COVID-19 booster shots should be given to adults 80 years of age and older, and may be given to other groups at highest risk of waning vaccine...

Six years after Abdurahman Hassan, a Somali man with mental illness, died while being restrained in immigration custody, Ontario has set an inquest into the death of the 39-year-old.

Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard made his first appearance in a Toronto courtroom Friday morning to face multiple charges of sexual assault.

A CBC Marketplace investigation found several products sold in Canadian grocery stores with links to forced labour in Xinjiang, China.

Shares in a relatively small Canadian materials company have been surging after some misguided investors apparently thought they were getting a deal on buying stock in the world's largest social medi...

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs says his government could force employees back to work if a public-sector strike that began Friday morning hurts health care.

Despite easing many restrictions for vaccinated travellers, the federal government still requires proof of a negative COVID-19 molecular test before entering Canada. But it's not cheap. Depending on ...

The RCMP says it's ready to turn to reservists if it has to put serving Mounties who refuse to get vaccinated on leave due to the federal government's mandatory vaccination policy.