Canada's spy agency says China's attempts to distort and influence media in Canada "have become normalized." The warning is contained in documents prepared for Canadian Security Intelligence Service D...

Humiliation, intimidation, isolation and other forms of controlling behaviour are factors in most domestic violence cases and were among the warning signs identified in the intimate-partner homicides ...

A Hamilton laboratory operated by Natural Resources Canada is helping mark the 80th anniversary of the Dec. 7 attack on Pearl Harbor in a project it says will bring its work "full circle."  ...

The double murder conviction of a Seattle-area man found guilty in the cold-case homicide of a young B.C. couple has been overturned because of juror bias.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) had a backlog of nearly 1.8 million immigration applications as of Oct. 27. Many applicants told CBC News they feel stuck in limbo, with no clear wa...

While vaccine inequity among African countries has played a major role in the continent's low COVID-19 vaccination rate, experts say capacity and logistical challenges, along with vaccine hesitancy...

The reality is, one of the hardest parts of cancer diagnosis in the pandemic is going through so much of this alone, writes cancer patient Ann Cavlovic.

A white, South African-born surgeon who tied and taped a noose to an operating room door in 2016 to allegedly target a Black, Nigerian-born surgical assistant has been suspended from practising for fo...

A second patient who was treated by a woman posing as a nurse at B.C. Women's Hospital is speaking out about what happened and says she's feeling profoundly disappointed by the response from health au...

Canada's Crown-Indigenous Relations minister says the federal government will soon release a volume of the residential school records it's been criticized for withholding to a national archives centre...

Officials have flagged numerous, ongoing environmental violations by Coastal GasLink that could harm sensitive waterways along the pipeline's route through northern B.C.

Six months after four members of the Afzaal family were on an evening walk and run down in a deadly truck attack, three prominent members of the Muslim community in London, Ont., talk about how far we...

An Indigenous-led review of a massive wildfire that destroyed more than 100 homes in British Columbia's southern Interior four years ago has produced 30 calls to action to improve wildfire management ...

The organization behind the Grammys says Drake is taking himself out of contention for the celebrated music awards.

More than half of the known ransomware victims in Canada this year were critical infrastructure providers, according to a new threat assessment from Canada’s cyber spies, and the number is likely ev...

A Winnipeg man has filed a lawsuit and a complaint with Winnipeg police against his former high school English teacher for engaging in a sexual relationship with him starting when he was 15 years old....

Manitoba doctors say the province is running out of resources to treat critically ill patients even though ICU numbers are nowhere near the peak of the third wave. The health minister acknowledges sta...

Officials say the "unbearable" fuel smell reported on Oct. 8 by health and environment staff was due to maintenance on the water plant's boiler.

Michael Yellowlees was at a loss for words when he arrived at Cape Spear, N.L., on Sunday, after nine months of walking across Canada — in a kilt, with his dog by his side — raising money for a ...

An Indigenous environmentalist and an ecosystems scientist say the N.W.T. has a responsibility for protecting its peatlands, because they store a significant amount of carbon that will increase climat...