In the last two Conservative leadership races, the supposed front-runners stumbled before reaching the finish line. This time, however, the front-runner is Pierre Poilievre — and he's only showing ...

The current rise in positive COVID-19 cases is impacting classrooms again, this time after most in-school mitigation measures have been dropped — or will be soon. Teachers, union leaders and board o...

A total of 275 doctors retired last year or told the province’s health board that they intend to leave within the next two years. That's nearly double the number since 2017.

Fire officials say two males were rescued from the water at Peggys Cove, N.S., Monday night. They're in the care of paramedics, but their condition isn't known.

The end of the CBC award-winning comedy Kim's Convenience last year may have silenced the voices of its characters, but the actors who played Appa and Umma still have a lot to say about the legacy of ...

Tournaments have been relocated. A top player has been suspended for supporting the war. Others have called for the head of the game's organizing body to step down. For those who play chess at the hig...

While the school in Kingston, Ont., has refused to publicly disclose all the individuals and groups involved in the review process, CBC News has learned that the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation was amon...

A major spring blizzard "poised to wallop" southern Manitoba for three days this week could be the worst in decades, Environment Canada says.

New documents from the commission examining Nova Scotia's mass shooting outline how the gunman injured RCMP Const. Chad Morrison, and killed Const. Heidi Stevenson and bystander Joey Webber within the...

Medical experts say Canadians should keep a supply of rapid antigen tests handy as we head into a summer with almost no public health restrictions in much of the country. But experts add a negative re...

British Columbia mayors whose communities were devastated by last year's flooding and wildfires want the federal government to deliver billions of dollars in promised funding as soon as possible. ...

Blue Mountain Vineyard and Cellars, located in Okanagan Falls, announced its grapes were contaminated by smoke particularly from the nearby Thomas Creek wildfire.

Franchesca Ranger is one of many small landlords in Ontario who became homeless during the pandemic. Legal experts say they haven't seen this happen before.

Some of the highest-profile movies featuring and made by Canadians in recent years have not officially counted as Canadian. Policy-makers and experts are now grappling with the thorny issue of what, p...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted the benefits of the latest federal budget on Monday, highlighting spending on infrastructure for electric vehicles during a visit to Victoria.

Abby Mitchell launched the Abby Post to provide people in Port Dover, Ont., with updates on a beagle's whereabouts. Eighteen editions later, the most recent celebrating Abby's eighth birthday, the new...

Police in Windsor, Ont., are looking for three men in relation to a weekend shooting outside a bowling alley that sent five people to hospital. The suspects are considered armed and dangerous. ...

Melinda Maldonado says her experience with long COVID has changed the way she wants to talk about the pandemic, stigma and personal boundaries.

Court documents obtained by CBC News shed light on an investigation dubbed "Project Pandore" into alleged fraud, forged documents and abuse of power at the province's second-largest English-language s...

Halifax regional council's mobile shower pilot project started as a well-intentioned idea to provide hygiene to people who are homeless. But the showers were never used. A new report examines why. ...