CBC News interviewed three WestJet and two Air Canada passengers who, when they applied for compensation, were flatly denied — even though their travel partner received $1,000 for the same flight di...

There may be fewer COVID-related restrictions in place this winter that limit social interactions, but that doesn't mean there are fewer concerns among some seniors who worry that returning to normal ...

CBC News got exclusive access to the emergency department and ICU at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children, Canada's largest pediatric medical centre, as it and other hospitals across the country grapp...

With inflation at a 40-year high, CBC’s Marketplace looks at the ways companies are passing increased costs on to consumers.

Saskatchewan is facing a provincewide shortage of ambulances, as well as long wait times for EMS responses, according to the province's largest health-care union. It's having a major affect on the men...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at a group of climate activists, including leaders of island nations, who are trying to establish a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty. ...

It’s been nearly two weeks since Canada’s team of negotiators arrived in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, for COP27, the UN climate change conference. Now, as delegates enter the final stretch of negotiati...

A lawyer representing the Attorney General of Canada says the RCMP have made several policy changes since the mass shooting in 2020 in a report made public Thursday.

Eby, 46, will take the latest step in his career when he's sworn in as B.C.'s 37th premier on Friday — a trajectory that's seen him rise from high school council president to protester, to activi...

Municipalities in Ontario's Niagara Region are preparing for an "intense snow squall" starting overnight that could dump 30 to 60 centimetres over the weekend. The governor of neighbouring New York s...

Canada's military is banning its members facing criminal charges from wearing their uniforms and medals in civilian court while defending themselves.

The first stage of the Canada Dental Benefit officially became law Thursday night after Bill C-31 passed its final reading in the Senate and received royal assent from Governor General Mary Simon. ...

Two significant earthquakes within a week in northeast B.C. were probably triggered by hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, according to preliminary information from federal scientists.  ...

After pledging a change in leadership due to pandemic frustrations, Premier Danielle Smith has fired 11 members of the Alberta Health Services board and replaced them with an administrator. ...

Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones repeated Thursday that the government was prepared for a surge in respiratory illnesses in children this fall, as hospitals struggle with unprecedented demand fo...

The Marine Animal Response Society says a necropsy shows a sperm whale died of starvation off Cape Breton after swallowing a mass of plastic nets, rope and other debris.

A Metro Vancouver family doctor with a long history of discipline for fraudulent billing and misconduct will soon have his medical licence permanently cancelled by his professional college. ...

More than half of the donors to the GiveSendGo convoy protest crowdfunding campaign who have not yet received refunds are Americans, CBC News has learned.

As cryptocurrency prices plunge and some of the exchanges they trade on pause withdrawals, the federal Liberal government is eager to remind voters that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre once toute...

RCMP allege a Lévis, Que., resident is alleged to have planned a terrorist act to overthrow the former Haitian government of Jovenel Moïse.