A Toronto man who was paralyzed in a fall years ago finds himself struggling to pay for basic medical supplies he needs, including catheters. Advocates say thousands of Canadians with spinal cord inju...

Métis Nation of Alberta Elder Angie Crerar is part of a Métis delegation scheduled to meet with the Pope this week to discuss the impact of the Roman Catholic Church's role in operating the majority...

Lindsay Bond was early in her nursing career when she had a stroke at the height of the third wave of COVID-19 in Canada. She writes how it changed her outlook towards family and her career. ...

A Nova Scotia fatality inquiry has spent the last two years examining the systemic failures that led to the murder-suicides of the Desmond family. And all of those involved in the inquiry hope to clos...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government has reached a deal with Ottawa for a $10-a-day child-care program, senior officials close to the negotiations tell CBC News.

The International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed it's considering opening up an office in Russia near the Ukrainian border in a bid to scale up humanitarian efforts in the embattled area — a...

In less than a week, 8,600 health-care workers have been absent mostly due to COVID-19, says Quebec's interim public health director Dr. Luc Boileau. 

Cryptocurrency has been described by some observers as a "Wild West," so it's no surprise that of all Canadian provinces, Alberta is the one that has set its sights on becoming a North American hub fo...

The Dartmouth General Hospital is expecting the arrival of a GI Genius intelligent endoscopy machine in early April, just months after the technology was approved for use in Canada.

Public health promised more transparency when it started asking Manitobans to assess their own COVID safety risk. Weeks later, there is less COVID data to assess.

Four people have minor injuries after a massive fire at a winery in St. Catharines, according to the local fire chief.

Even with a slew of eased COVID-19 restrictions in Alberta and abroad, the province’s tourist towns are struggling to attract international workers. 

Former MP Claudette Bradshaw, a tireless advocate for the homeless, died Saturday. She was 72. 

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

An amateur photographer got more than she bargained for when the owl she set out to photograph landed on her camera lens.

A woman who filed complaints with Ontario’s Ministry of Long-Term Care says her father’s home served her with a trespass notice in retaliation. The home says it can’t comment on the matter becau...

After Brett Favaro posted his ticket on social media, the fine was rescinded as a "one-time courtesy" and the ticket reduced to a "warning."

A new City of Ottawa memo is shedding more light on the early days of the truck convoy protest and when officials thought participants in the disruptive occupation were going to leave town. ...