A B.C. provincial court judge has accused a conservation groups of using frontline protesters as "sacrificial lambs" to mount illegal traffic blockades aimed at drawing attention to climate change ...

Journalists, activists and politicians, especially women, have been the subject of harassment and intimidation, including a campaign of threats against journalists and the verbal harassment of Deputy ...

In Afghanistan, he worked with the Canadian embassy. Now in a government-paid hotel, he's being told to pack his things and move to a Toronto shelter while his family's paperwork remains caught up in...

An Island school teacher has made the discovery of a lifetime after stumbling upon a fossil that could be 300 million years old.

Though they're biologically unrelated, a group of young women adopted in China as babies have grown into a 'chosen family.' Each year they and their parents make the trek from Nova Scotia to P.E.I. ...

As calls mount for the leaders of Canada's national hockey organization to resign over sexual misconduct scandals, Sport Minister Pascale St-Onge is calling for "change" within the organization. ...

Sing Tao Daily is joining other Chinese-language newspapers that have stopped printing due to impacts from the pandemic, leaving just one Calgary printed newspaper to inform the Chinese community — ...

CBC News followers on Instagram share some ways they are cutting down on grocery bills while still putting nutritious meals on the table.

When biologist Andrew Derocher discovered in the 1990s how polar bears were affected by climate change, his work helped launch the charismatic critter as an icon — used by activists as a poster anim...

The federal government has plans in the works to slash carbon emissions from homes and buildings substantially in the coming decades.

The Conservative Party has written to Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne asking him to speed up an investigation into a federal government data breach that exposed the identities of hundreds of Af...

Tears welled up in Sayed Najib Amin's eyes and his voice cracked between sobs as he waited for his young nephews to arrive at Winnipeg's international airport on Friday, exactly a year after the boys...

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg ended his trip to Canada’s Arctic on Friday by underlining the threats to the region posed by both Russia and China.

A television show about a dog detective fooled a St. John's neighbourhood — and a city inspector.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations held a news conference on Friday in support of Dawn Walker, the Saskatoon mother whose disappearance sparked an extensive search before she was found in ...

A total of 19 Canadians converged in Ottawa for the 2022 CP Women's Open, where the past met both the present and the future from 57-year-old Lorie Kane to 12-year-old Lucy Lin.

Chris Amyotte, 42, died after being shot by beanbag guns by VPD. Witnesses say he had been asking for help.

More international students are choosing to attend post-secondary school in northern Ontario. But that means more support and help is needed, particularly when it comes to housing.

Justice Michelle O’Bonsawin’s appointment to the top court has been formally confirmed by the Prime Minister’s Office. Canada’s first Indigenous Supreme Court justice is set to take her seat o...

Liberal MP Chris Bittle is apologizing for implying that University of Ottawa professor Michael Geist was racist during a Twitter dispute.