Canadians are finding creative ways to raise money for charities assisting in the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.

Many students entered medical school to help and provide care to others, but COVID-19 restrictions and public health measures have impacted how and what they are learning, which impacts patient care. ...

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists have learned a lot about how this coronavirus operates. But burning questions remain over how it will evolve long-term, where it will show up next ...

Veteran police searchers, some now retired, gave Radio-Canada's Enquête their assessment of a disorganized search that started late, with too few officers. They concluded the precious hours lost migh...

The higher fuel prices seen in recent weeks are impacting all Canadians, but particularly those who need to use their cars for work, such as delivery drivers, cleaners and personal support workers. ...

Allan Schoenborn has been granted the extended leave he was seeking from the psychiatric hospital where he was committed after being found not criminally responsible for killing his three children i...

Ontario has removed more than 400 deaths from its official COVID-19 count after further analysis revealed the causes of those deaths weren't related to the disease.

The federal government announced speed restrictions and fisheries closures will once again be implemented this year to protect North Atlantic right whales.

According to the B.C. Coroners Service, the 207 deaths is the third highest ever recorded in the province in a calendar month, an average of more than six deaths per day.

Workplace design and safety engineers and experts say the pandemic has forced a societal rethink about what people want from a workspace and how to make it safe, inviting and productive. ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine does not change the fact of climate change – a reality brought home again by another stark report from the UN’s climate change panel two weeks ago. ...

Wheat prices have been climbing but so have the expenses of Alberta farmers recovering from last year's drought.

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how Fort Simpson, N.W.T., recovered from the 2021 floods and the consumer choices that make rising gas prices an even bigger problem for ...

Workplace design and safety engineers and experts say the pandemic has forced a societal rethink about what people want from a workspace and how to make it safe, inviting and productive. ...

March 11 marks the second anniversary of when the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic. And CBC viewers share memorable photos that defined the pandemic for them.

Latoya Martin and her husband Christie Young were asleep when the fire started after midnight, and woke to the sound of beeping, heavy billowing smoke and flames. They say it's a 'miracle' all 11 fami...

Ontario's program that pairs Black students with a graduation coach is growing, and the coaches in Hamilton say they hope to eventually see two coaches in every school.

First Nations leaders in northern Ontario are calling for the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) to be disbanded and subject to provincial oversight, with a Nishnawbe Aski Nation deputy grand chief sa...

Olga Renneberg's mother arrived in Canada this week with nothing but a backpack with her essentials and the clothes she was wearing.

A year and a half after the province pledged to dramatically change how B.C.'s old-growth trees were logged, conservationists and First Nations say action on the issue is lagging and details about wha...