Edmonton police say an officer caught on video roughly shoving a woman to the ground was attempting to disarm her, alleging she had a knife.

With a guilty plea in the case of a deadly incel-inspired attack at a Toronto massage parlour two years ago, it will now be for a judge to decide if the murder was in fact an act of terror. ...

Bernadette Christie has had a front-row view of some of the biggest royal events of the last decade.

New charges have been laid against protesters involved in the Coutts border blockade earlier this year, including a Fort Macleod town councillor.

Trevali Mining Corp. says its president and chief executive, as well as its chief operating officer, have both resigned.

As bullets tore through a Milton, Ont., auto shop on Monday, Muhammad Shiraz Afzal was convinced he wouldn’t make it out alive. He told CBC News he just put his head down on a desk and waited for th...

Felix Auger-Aliassime beat world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz before staying on the hard court to secure a second victory in doubles and help Canada score a 2-1 upset win over Spain in the Davis Cup group pha...

An Outaouais man says a lack of available beds meant his 82-year-old mother sat for eight hours in an ER, writhing in pain with a back injury, only to be transferred to a hospital an hour away a few d...

A Sudbury, Ont., diving instructor went viral after he recorded a video of small jellyfish in Ramsey Lake, at the centre of the city. 

A social services agency in Kenora, Ont., is investigating after the chief of Ojibways of Onigaming alleged paramedics waited on the outskirts of the First Nations reserve and took 10 minutes to resp...

The University of New Brunswick suddenly made Douglas Mastriano's dissertation public in August, in a move that appeared to undermine excuses used to keep it secret in the first place.

A lawyer at the mass casualty commission in Nova Scotia says people in Saskatchewan who want a public inquiry into the James Smith Cree Nation massacre should start pushing now.

Hundreds of people are expected to attend the celebration of Wes Petterson's life on Friday in Weldon, Sask. Petterson is one of 10 victims killed in the mass stabbing on Sept. 4.

Alberta chicken farmers are bracing for a second wave of avian flu infection this fall as the death toll among the province’s flocks has surpassed one million. 

Canadians who aren't white say they're discriminated against at the Canadian border, and they believe it's because of their race.

A British Columbia woman claims she was told the late Father Georges Chevrier had no history of the kind of sexual abuse complaints she was making. Then she listened to an acclaimed podcast titled Sto...

As Canada's real estate market declines, home prices have only fallen back to where they were 18 months ago. But average household wealth has fallen by the most ever recorded — and that matters to t...

The lead organizer of upcoming drag events in Dryden is confused and upset that what she calls a malicious prank prompted the police to visit her workplace on Thursday.

At least two sexual assault nurse examiners are going to stop picking up extra shifts to help bridge gaps in the program, and others may be poised to leave after recent comments by New Brunswick Premi...

People who want to give blood in Prince George, B.C., are frustrated they have to travel hundreds of kilometres to the Okanagan, the Lower Mainland or Vancouver Island if they want to donate. ...