Intensive care unit staff are working on the brink of collapse, and it's forcing hospitals to take a hard look at how to cope with this COVID-19 wave - and any other that may be still to come. ...

Ottawa's police chief says his force's response to the convoy protest has been a "success," but some critics say he's ignoring multiple reports of harassment, vandalism and assault that have plagued�...

As Canadian housing prices continue their dizzying climb to record highs, the federal Conservatives are defining the problem as Canada’s “housing inflation crisis.”

Former Mississauga councillor Karen Ras documented eight times when her KIA SUV was vandalized while parked in the parking lot reserved for city councillors. CBC News has learned a fellow councillor w...

Community groups and public health workers are urging the government to look at their past success at using a more personalized approach, including sending teams door to door to make the case for vacc...

As anti-vaccine mandate protesters continue to gum up downtown Ottawa, many are wondering how long police will let the protesters stay — and how they might eventually move them out.

Thousands of mineral claims in Yukon's Peel watershed have been relinquished by mining companies. It stems from the Peel land use plan signed in 2019.

The outpouring of condemnation over the defacement of the Terry Fox statue in Ottawa is a stark reminder of the "unique" legacy of the Canadian icon and shows how revered he is more than 40 years af...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the provincial vaccine requirement program is expected to be scrapped by the end of the month.

Parents at Whitehorse's Hidden Valley Elementary School are justifiably angry at the Yukon government for its "inadequate" response to the case of an educational assistant who sexually abused a child ...

Liam Gill, a member of Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation in N.W.T., learned this week that he'd be competing in the snowboard halfpipe at the Olympics. Within 24 hours, he was boarding a fli...

When Jim Crewe finally got to see his mother, sick with COVID-19 and in palliative care, it was too late to say goodbye. She was alive, but she didn’t know who he was.

The tax, which was announced in January by the premier, would have imposed a monetary penalty on Quebecers who did not get their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Three members of the Canadian team in Beijing were in COVID-19 protocols on Tuesday, the Canadian Olympic Committee said. The 414-member Canadian delegation includes athletes, coaches and team staff. ...

A 22-year-old researcher has developed a one-stop-shop for Black history in Hamilton. The new database project will be introduced to the community Tuesday to help kick off Black History Month. ...

Most Albertans support energy transition, but a minority hold out hope for a future based on oil and gas. Changing their minds won’t be easy, according to political scientists Melanee Thomas and Lor...

As it started to reopen Monday, the Quebec government said it will no longer proceed with a plan to impose a tax on people who aren't vaccinated against COVID-19.

An Ontario man is back in Kitchener after spending months moving from location to location hiding from the Taliban in Afghanistan, often relying on the hospitality of near strangers.

Canada's economy grew by 0.6 per cent in November 2021, making it the sixth consecutive month of economic expansion prior to the spread of Omicron, according to GDP numbers released by Statistics Can...

Greg Mitchell of Ottawa was in London, Ont., visiting his grandparents when his grandmother, who has dementia, ended up in hospital last week on Jan. 23. He says that when he picked her up, she was we...