As was predicted by economists, the Bank of Canada raised its lending rate to 1.5 per cent on Wednesday, a move intended to stave off skyrocketing inflation across the country.

Residential school survivors met with Catholic bishops in Winnipeg Wednesday to discuss what they'd like to hear from Pope Francis when he visits Canada this summer.

The City of Toronto overspent by $13.2 million over two years on emergency hotel shelters, according to a report from the city’s auditor general. Factor in harmonized sales tax, the audit says, and ...

Previously, booster shots were only approved for adolescents aged 12 to 17 who are vulnerable to COVID-19.

The highly contagious virus has been spreading across the country among wild and domestic birds such as turkeys, chickens and ducks.

The Bank of Canada raised its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point to 1.5 per cent on Wednesday and signalled that more hikes are on the way.

As summer quickly approaches, so too does the threat of tornadoes. But the chance that Canadians will be properly warned about an approaching twister are low, according to a new report. ...

In a brief statement, the University of Saskatchewan has announced that Carrie Bourassa has resigned. This comes about eight months after a CBC investigation revealed that she had been claiming Indige...

The relatives of four members of a Muslim family killed last year in London, Ont., in an attack police say was motivated by hate are thanking the community, and condemning violence and discrimination ...

The B.C. Prosecution Service plans to prosecute 15 protesters for criminal contempt for allegedly defying an injunction protecting construction of a controversial pipeline in northern British Columbi...

There are so many options for handling the surpluses that seemed unimaginable until recently — but will now, thanks to post-payout royalties, continue to roll in even if oil prices "crash" to $70 o...

A dual rapid HIV and syphilis test offers those infected the ability to start treatment immediately, breaking down barriers often found by those facing the disease.

The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government recently gave $500 to every Quebecer who made less than $100,000, despite experts saying it would contribute to the inflation problem.

Wednesday sees the transit strike in the Sea-to-Sky region hit its 124th day. In doing so, it becomes the longest transit strike in B.C. history.

An Edmonton jury has found an Alberta father and son guilty in the shooting deaths of two Métis hunters.

The crushing costs of buying a home in Ontario. That's the top issue for voters ahead of the June 2 election, based on input from the CBC News audience and backed up by thousands more who filled out V...

Doug Williamson's resourcefulness after a devastating tornado in Uxbridge, Ont., was a game changer. His quick thinking has prompted the town to consider adding Elon Musk's Starlink system to its eme...

Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has just done something her former boss called "not fair" and "not right" — rehired a chief of staff who received a severance payment from the province in recent ...

The Canadian Armed Forces' former head of human resources is retiring before his sexual assault case goes to trial next year.