A management strategy known as the results-only work environment (ROWE) has seen a surge in interest during the COVID-19 pandemic, says one of the architects of the system.

It was a year when theatres reopened, long delayed franchises returned and movies big and small welcomed fans back in the dark. The CBC's Eli Glasner runs down the best films of 2021.

The federal government deposited nearly $26 million into the wrong bank accounts last year — and more than $10 million of it may be gone for good. The misdirected deposits can cause hardship for Can...

Since March 2020, teen athletes have been juggling pandemic schooling with sports shutdowns and patchy returns. Seven Canadian student athletes share what they've been going through.

Some queer refugees from Afghanistan and Syria face immediate risks to their lives, but resettlement organizations and experts say the Canadian government is not being transparent with its processes. ...

Canadian military commanders are often accused of showing indifference toward complaints from junior members — especially misconduct complaints. Now, the defence department's ombudsman reports t...

The Coquihalla Highway (Highway 5) is set to reopen to commercial traffic and inter-city buses on Dec. 20, a month after it was significantly damaged by floods and mudslides. Officials have still not...

Premiers for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick said this weekend they will keep borders open, but Newfoundland and Labrador is bringing in a five-day isolation period for any travellers.

Starting Monday, some scheduled elective procedures in Winnipeg will be postponed to ensure life-saving surgical cases are prioritized, Shared Health says, as COVID-19 infections rise in Manitoba. ...

When it comes to travel within Canada, provinces and territories may have their own set of restrictions and quarantine rules that people must follow in addition to federal guidelines.

More than 1,000 people in British Columbia will be spending the Christmas holidays out of their homes this year, after being displaced from catastrophic flooding and fires in 2021, according to the pr...

In the fall of 2015, someone in the federal government decided to drop a multimillion-dollar residential school compensation case against Catholic Church groups. Advocates decry what they call a 'cons...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says citizens, not just governments, have a role to play in ensuring that fundamental rights are defended after a Muslim teacher in Quebec was removed from her teaching p...

It's the time of year when many of us are looking forward to social outings or family gatherings, but divisions over COVID-19 vaccinations make planning and conversations around those events more cha...

Large parts of Canada are starting to hunker down again as a fifth wave of COVID-19 appears to be building, with thousands of new cases being reported across the country.

Along with a therapy dog, colourful balloons and a huge inflatable slide, nervous children at one vaccine clinic in Quebec also have the option of putting on a virtual reality headset to play a game w...

Gary Bailie of Whitehorse lost his daughter Stacity, 27, to a fentanyl overdose in October. He's sharing her story as a reminder that there are people behind the statistics.

As COVID-19 infections soar across the country, restrictions are being reintroduced in a desperate effort to try to slow the rampant spread of the Omicron variant.

Indigenous women now account for almost half of the female inmate population in federally run prisons, says a new report from Canada's correctional investigator.

Nunavut’s former deputy chief public health officer Dr. Anne Huang says she flagged concerns to the City of Iqaluit about whether tests at the city’s water facilities were done properly in early O...