Sources close to the negotiations told CBC News the agreement was reached Friday to settle compensation claims related to a landmark Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling on Indigenous child welfare ...

Coming to terms with the "historical wrongs" of Canada's past, as well as boosting vaccination efforts remain some of the country's top priorities as 2021 turns to 2022, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...

Ontario will stop reporting COVID-19 cases in schools and child care settings, prompting criticism from the opposition New Democratic Party, who called the move "terrifying for parents." ...

Arviat hunter Ernie Eetak survived five days on Nunavut's tundra in –30C temperatures, wind chill and a blizzard. He credits traditional clothing with saving his life and says the amputation of both...

A central Albertan town is experiencing a major economic boost from three major energy projects underway nearby.

In much of the country, rapid tests indicating positive COVID-19 results are going uncounted and are not included in official provincial case counts.

U.S. President Joe Biden signed a bipartisan infrastructure deal last month, a significant domestic achievement for an embattled president that will flow hundreds of billions of dollars in federal mon...

More provinces reduced isolation requirements Friday for people who test positive for COVID-19 in an effort to lessen staffing shortages as the Omicron variant continued to drive diagnoses at record r...

Over 10 per cent of a remote First Nation's population in northwestern Ontario has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the community of fewer than 400 people to declare a state of emergency and go...

Heather Morrison's grandmother died by suicide when her mom was just 16. She writes about how Les Emmerson and his music helped her find a new family, through his mom Olive, and what his death means t...

Parties to a long-standing dispute over the Indigenous child welfare system are still negotiating as their self-imposed deadline comes and goes.

CBC's drone team was busy across the country during 2021. Here are some aerial highlights from the year.

Bunsen the Berner and a retriever named Beaker are the not-so-secret ingredients behind a science experiment in social media that has gotten a lot of tails ... er, tongues ... wagging.  ...

Emails obtained by CBC News through a freedom of information request shed new light on the public anger over former premier Mike Harris's controversial 2021 appointment to the Order of Ontario, the p...

CPP contributions are jumping higher than expected in 2022. That's because Canada's average income rose — the pandemic leaving many lower-wage workers out of the economy.

Record case numbers show Alberta is at a critical point in the battle against COVID-19 while public health experts warn that the danger of Omicron infections must not be underplayed.

The Ontario government is restricting eligibility for PCR testing and shortening the required self-isolation period for fully vaccinated people infected with COVID-19.

Robert McGregor showed hundreds of houses in his career as a real estate agent, but none quite like the little old house in Belmont, N.S.

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon wished Canadians a Happy New Year and discussed the fight against COVID-19, climate change and reconciliation efforts with Indigenous communities.

After years of criticism, the RCMP now says it has cleared its backlog of public complaints and is in the midst of implementing recommendations coming from its watchdog agency — but some of the comp...