A CBC Marketplace test of double-A disposable batteries found that while major brand names deliver on their marketing promise to be long-lasting, batteries bought at two leading dollar stores did surp...

The pursuit of hockey dreams has meant a big move and big family commitment for a Sachigo Lake First Nation teen in northern Ontario. Here's the story of how his family has come together to support hi...

A top infectious disease specialist in Quebec says there is a disconnect between government inaction and the gravity of the increasing number of hospitalizations and deaths. 

The federal carbon price rises today for everyone — but some Canadians can expect to get more money back from the program than others, and to see their rebates sooner and more frequently. ...

A woman from Christian Island, Ont., is searching for answers after she says she found a dead rodent in her bagged milk.

Danielle Smith, former leader of the Wildrose Party, has confirmed she'll be stepping forward for the UCP nomination for Livingstone-Macleod and could even seek the party's leadership. ...

When Cristino Bouvette was preparing to become a priest, he feared telling his grandmother — a residential school survivor. After her death, he learned reconciliation comes in many forms. ...

As a Canadian delegation prepares for its final meeting with Pope Francis in the Vatican Friday, a growing chorus in Canada is hoping Francis commits to immediately remedying the Roman Catholic Church...

A Windsor, Ont., resident has been in a years-long battle over parking her mobility scooters in the hallway of her building — something the building's owners don't want allowed, saying it's contrary...

The Calgary Police Association has sent a letter to its members stating that they need to collectively take a stand against a police commission direction that officers no longer wear the thin blue lin...

Ben Bolliger, who was badly injured in the collision, and cycling advocates say his case highlights flaws in ICBC's recently introduced no-fault insurance system.

Sudbury’s Laurentian University violated Ontario’s French Language Services Act when it cut 29 programs in April 2021, according to a new report from a provincial commissioner. The school filed fo...

Members of the Red Chamber have been hit by a wave of questionable correspondence from Canadians convinced that a pending Senate bill would take away their pensions and lead to some sort of totalitari...

As Ontario waived $1 billion in annual license fees for motorists, it billed companies in the trucking industry for two years of fees, which were suspended during the global pandemic

Hereditary Chief Snuxyaltwa (Deric Snow) of Nuxalk First Nation says the Royal B.C. Museum's alleged failure to return his great-grandfather's totem pole has been hurtful to members of his community. ...

More than 100 years after a Canadian soldier went missing on a bloody battlefield during the First World War, his remains have been identified after being found in France.

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited says it is reviving a water bomber aircraft manufacturing program that will bring 500 jobs to Calgary, Alta.

A West Vancouver lawyer who admitted to beating up his then-girlfriend while also representing her in divorce proceedings has been suspended from practice for three months.

An official with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says he’s not sure why a black bear that’s part of a state research project made her way to Canada this winter.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that the G20 nations must re-evaluate the participation of Russia and its president Vladimir Putin following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.