New gun control legislation the federal government tabled today includes a national freeze on the purchase, sale, importation and transfer of handguns in Canada — the government's most ambitious att...

The City of Whitehorse issued evacuation orders for three homes it considers at risk after two more landslides took place in the city over the weekend.

As the deadline for the countrywide class-action settlement for First Nations and Inuit children who suffered harm while attending federally run Indian day schools approaches, calls for an extension a...

Canada's backlog of Nexus applications has ballooned into the hundreds of thousands, despite a sharp downturn in applicants during the pandemic, prompting blowback from frustrated travellers as clogge...

Sidhu Moose Wala's success story was an international one, but Brampton is where he rose to fame. His death has sent shock waves through Punjabi diaspora communities across the world.

Businesses in Canada may be eligible to claim some credit card processing fees following a multimillion-dollar class action settlement with Visa and MasterCard.

Steve Nash, a two-time NBA MVP and voted one of the league's 75 greatest players of all time, is among a group of seven who will be inducted into the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame on July 10 in Tor...

The Criminal Lawyers' Association and Women In Canadian Criminal Defence jointly criticize the arrest of Toronto-based lawyer Caryma Sa'd near an Ontario Progressive Conservative campaign stop in ...

Staff Sgt. Brian Rehill, who was in charge of the police response after 911 calls came in from Portapique, N.S., hopes his testimony provides some answers for families on a day when some people who l...

The federal ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into the conduct of International Trade Minister Mary Ng over a contract given to a company co-founded by a Liberal strategist. ...

The Competition Bureau says Rogers Communications Inc. and Shaw Communications Inc. have agreed to a preliminary injunction that prevents them from closing their proposed $26-billion merger until the ...

With just three full days left before the June 2 general election, Ontario's political parties are campaigning hard to shore-up support in key ridings. Here are eight races CBC News will be watching...

Matt Thompson, of Hamilton, started lending his canoes to friends at the beginning of the pandemic during quarantine two years ago. Now, he lets those who want to explore Hamilton waters use them at n...

Deb Kohler, an American living in Hamilton, had never been to a political march before Sunday, when she stood beside strangers in Fort Erie, Ont., all gathered to remember the 10 people killed and th...

The time has come for the Canadian Armed Forces to permanently give up control of investigations of sexual offences by its members, says a damning new report by a former Supreme Court justice that ...

A Smiths Falls, Ont., couple say they're pleased the town has rescinded an order to uproot their "naturalized" lawn, but fear the battle isn't over yet.

A much anticipated public inquest into the death of Samwel Uko, 20, began hearing testimony in a Regina hotel on Monday

An 80-year-old tank, the Holy Roller — London, Ont.'s most iconic monument to the Second World War — emerged from its nearly year-long restoration to a cheering crowd Monday. 

As fuel prices continue to fluctuate in Newfoundland and Labrador — and across the country — the entity that regulates prices in the province is facing increased scrutiny.