For most of his adult life, Thor Vikström watched the seasons change and the birds come and go from the small island he owned. At 93, he says he's at peace knowing the land nestled between Montreal ...

The time to act was yesterday. Delta already poses a grave risk on its own, and now we face both delta and omicron, write Blake Murdoch and Christopher McCabe from the University of Alberta. ...

With new coronavirus variants continuing to emerge, the development of a so-called universal vaccine offering broad, long-term protection needs to be the focus of an intense effort, one that may sh...

Wanping Zheng, who was charged last week in what police are calling "a matter of foreign actor interference," claimed publicly to have overseen a number of major Canadian aerospace projects. ...

An exciting week of economic events points the way to 2022, as Canada's finance minister takes the field amidst a flood of data, while the U.S. is expected to finally fire a shot at soaring inflation....

Manitoba is asking the federal government for intensive care unit nurses to help with the fourth wave of COVID-19, as a lack of critical care beds causes massive system backlogs.

Canada's chief public health officer said today there is evidence of community spread of the highly transmissible omicron variant and new COVID-19 cases are expected to "rapidly escalate" in the comin...

While a long-awaited trip to visit Pope Francis at the Vatican was delayed due to concerns about the omicron variant, Phil Fontaine says he's more determined than ever to make sure the apology he's ...

Quebec's human rights commission has called on a suburban police force in the province to pay a young Black man and his mother more than $60,000 in damages after arresting and detaining him and search...

More than two years after finding out their building wasn’t built to code, dozens of condo owners in Surrey, B.C., are suing the people who built their tower for negligence.

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are bringing in stronger COVID-19 measures as they become the latest provinces to announce they have detected the omicron variant of concern. Meanwhile, Manitoba is askin...

A Winnipeg man with a newly repaired heart is encouraged the province might send some patients out of province for elective surgeries amid staggering Manitoba backlogs, but he hopes those people won'...

Bobcats. It was bobcats. Three nearly-grown kittens and a patient mom. But photos through a closed window were not ideal.

Matthew Martin has never been charged with a crime. He's never been arrested, pulled over, or received so much as a parking ticket. He was shocked to learn he failed a security check and could only sp...

The federal government has planted less than half a per cent of the two billion trees it pledged to put in the ground across Canada by 2030, The Canadian Press has learned.

CBC News spoke with three families who lost loved ones to intimate partner violence as part of the Deadly Relationships investigation. They shared ideas for solutions that could have kept their loved ...

The University of Waterloo will be part of a five-year study on e-cigarettes to determine the impact of regulations in different parts of the world.

Brad Bartko says he looks up about 30 bars on the internet before he finds one that just might work for date night with his wife.

The Bank of Canada's new mandate will see the central bank continue to target inflation in a range of between one and three per cent, but keep one eye on the job market in making its policy decisions,...

A family from Shoal Lake 40 Ojibway First Nation is seeking answers about the death of 32-year-old Brent Sky just hours after he was discharged from the hospital in Kenora, Ont. Sky's parents spoke to...