Smith's key policy idea seems designed to plunge Alberta into a constitutional mess, raising the question: how much conflict with Ottawa do conservatives want?

Osgoode's Steven Velthuis is one of the few Ontario farmers with a herd of prized Japanese Wagyu, renowned in culinary circles for the marbled texture and rich, decadent mouthfeel of their steaks. ...

The federal government has created a new cabinet task force to help tackle what the prime minister calls unacceptable delays in processing immigration applications and passports.

Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh capped her world championship debut with her second victory and fourth medal, lowering her junior record time in the women's 400-metre individual medley on Saturday in...

It can be much harder for First Nations people living on reserve to get a bank loan. Because they don't legally own the land they live on, they can't use it as collateral.

The Alberta Court of Appeal has granted the appeals of four convicted Alberta multiple murderers, now giving them the chance to apply for parole after 25 years.

Kristal Garbers says her 78-year-old father cannot live on his own after he's discharged from hospital, but he will face living without primary care if he lives with her in the Lower Mainland. ...

Sitting through an inquest into her daughter's death, Selina McIntyre tells CBC News the hardest part is "knowing my daughter wanted me and I wasn't there." McIntyre, of Hay River, N.W.T., is a witne...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at a new study of the marine life effects of the 2021 heat dome in B.C. and explore what the sriracha shortage says about Canada's reliance ...

The RCMP spent more than $1.6 million during the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa and another $1.2 million policing protests in Alberta, according to a CBC access to information request.

Canadian swimmers broke a national record for podium appearances at a single world championships with two more medals on Friday. And 19-year-old Josh Liendo was at the heart of both.

Families and others who lost loved ones in a massive terrorist attack 37 years ago attended a memorial service to mark the grim anniversary in Vancouver's Stanley Park on Thursday evening. ...

Nearly 100,000 students asked to repay CERB benefits they claimed during the COVID-19 pandemic could soon get a break.

An Alberta legislature member investigated by the RCMP after admitting to hacking into a government health website is being charged under the province's Health Information Act.

OPP are looking into the Tuesday council meeting in Norwich where a man facing criminal charges for taking down Pride flags spoke for half an hour about his opposition to the LGBTQ2+ community, partic...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled his new cabinet on a sunny Friday morning outside of Queen's Park. After Friday's swearing-in ceremony, stormy economic and political weather lies ahead. ...

Kelsey Verzotti was once told by a teacher she might never play Anne Shirley at the Charlottetown Festival because she's not white. Now she's the headliner in biggest show in one of the most storied ...

In 2011, 11-month-old Kamryn Bond was admitted to hospital in Grande Prairie, Alta. Five weeks later, she had both her legs amputated below the knees, along with her right hand and three fingers on he...

Three months ago, the emergency room in Red Lake, Ont., closed for 24 hours during a weekend because a physician wasn't available, a scenario that officials worry could happen elsewhere if relief isn'...

A judge has thrown out a $30-million defamation suit accusing several Toronto politicians, journalists and media outlets of labelling the publisher of an Italian-language newspaper — former Liberal...