As company after company has cancelled sponsorships with Hockey Canada over its mishandling of gang-rape allegations and millions in payouts to complainants with sexual misconduct claims, communicatio...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how comedy could have a place in the climate change discussion and the upshot of a recent EU decision on phone chargers.

CBC’s investigative consumer program Marketplace celebrates its 50th season with a one-hour special that highlights key moments from the past five decades. The program has held corporations and gove...

The federal sport minister is ramping up her criticism of those leading Hockey Canada — an organization accused of mishandling allegations of gang rapes — by urging them to vacate their position...

Stories are emerging of Cree voters in the northern Quebec riding of Ungava who were unable to cast their ballots in Quebec's provincial election. "I always vote. We didn't have problems before," said...

Premier Doug Ford surprised many Ontarians when he announced his intention to grant Toronto and Ottawa so-called "strong mayor" powers ahead of municipal elections on Oct. 24. What exactly are these ...

Conservatives accused the federal Liberals of giving themselves too much control over the proposed national council for reconciliation, as Bill C-29 reached the House of Commons committee stage on Thu...

Families of murder victims went before a committee of MPs on Thursday to condemn a controversial Supreme Court of Canada decision on sentencing law.

The Alberta government and WestJet announced on Wednesday that they'd signed a memorandum of understanding that promises to make Calgary and Alberta a hub for the aviation industry. 

A Hamilton woman says she's "disgusted" that police officers used a Taser on her partner shortly after he suffered a seizure, and then charged him with three counts of assault, saying he concussed a...

An Ottawa police officer who twice donated money to the Freedom Convoy — including the day after the police chief declared the occupation of city streets unlawful — has pleaded guilty to miscond...

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs and several other plaintiffs have filed a lawsuit seeking $1 billion from the Manitoba government and the Attorney General of Canada on behalf of First Nations childr...

Refugee advocates appearing before the Supreme Court of Canada Thursday argued that the Safe Third Country Agreement governing asylum claims between Canada and the United States violates the Charter o...

A national board will investigate the details of Myles Sanderson's release from federal custody. He and his brother were the suspects in a mass stabbing in rural Saskatchewan that left 10 others dead....

The agreement means the Philippines will encourage nurses to choose Alberta when seeking international opportunities, Premier Jason Kenney says.

CBC Sports' daily newsletter breaks down the Blue Jays' wild-card series matchup against the Seattle Mariners, which begins Friday in Toronto.

YouTube videos uploaded to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's YouTube channel included a tag associated with a misogynist men's rights movement — and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is calling on...