CSIS says it’s trying to get a handle on how climate change will disrupt national security going forward.

CBC Radio special, Circulation, takes a trip to Tilbury, Ont., to find out what happens when the local newspaper packs up and leaves.

Canada stores about a quarter of all the soil carbon in the world, a new study has found, putting a spotlight on the country's role in preventing that carbon from being released into the atmosphere an...

As a nomadic millennial, putting up my Christmas tree every December gave me a festive constant through a decade of uncertainty, writes Claire Biddiscombe. But adopting a cat has also meant adopting n...

Protection provided by COVID-19 vaccines against infection by the novel coronavirus has waned dramatically since the highly-infectious Omicron variant started spreading across Ontario, according to da...

The Canadian Press tracked shootings by police using information from police, independent investigative units and independent reporting. The resulting snapshot shows little has changed since 2020, whe...

Manitoba is reducing capacity limits for all indoor and outdoor public gatherings in response to skyrocketing COVID-19 cases linked to the highly contagious Omicron variant. The province is also requi...

Mirvish Productions is permanently closing its musical Come From Away in Toronto, describing the costs of reopening amid tightened pandemic restrictions "prohibitively high and risky." ...

The death of South African activist and Archbishop Desmond Tutu has brought back memories for retired faculty of Mount Allison University of Tutu’s visit more than thirty years ago.  ...

With federal policies in the works, Ontario and Quebec are working on their own legislation that strengthens the rights of employees to disconnect from any work-related duties outside of their schedul...

The Grand Falls-Windsor centre, built to honour Indigenous peoples of central Newfoundland, is waving goodbye to a colonial title for Demasduit, a Beothuk woman kidnapped by European settlers. ...

Several countries are considering implementing more COVID-19 restrictions ahead of New Year celebrations.

Nursing education has long been a competitive program to pursue, but the pandemic has underlined the need to bring in more nursing students to help address critical demand in the workforce. ...

James Daly has been leaving his mark on stages and television screens around the globe since 2014, but getting there started in St. John's at Rennie's River Elementary.

Alberta's tech sector is slowly recovering from mostly self-inflicted wounds that threatened to leave the fledgling industry behind Canada's tech leaders in B.C., Ontario and Quebec.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning religious leader and activist for Black South Africans visited Toronto in 1986, where he addressed the Ontario legislature to plead for help in the struggle against apart...

The entire province of Alberta was placed under a cold weather warning Sunday afternoon, as prolonged frigid temperatures continue to cancel activities and force many indoors.

The tourism and hospitality sector has been among those most severely affected by the pandemic. With uncertainty over the Omicron variant persisting, the federal minister responsible for the industr...

Ever had that uncomfortable conversation with a friend or a loved one who uses weather and climate interchangeably to try and describe why climate change is bunk? We’ve got you covered. ...