Self-described "Crypto King" Aiden Pleterski described being beaten with a gun and tortured with knives and a lighter in the back of a truck as he began his testimony at the trial of his alleged kidnappers Friday in Toronto.

A new report says Canadian students are still feeling the impact of the COVID pandemic's massive upset to their schooling, with declining achievement — particularly in math — and a discrepancy between standardized test scores and the grades kids ...

Dorothy Myo has been appointed Canada's new commissioner of Indigenous languages, a role mandated to support the revitalization of Indigenous languages across Canada.

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The distribution of increased funding in Canadian has begun and with an emphasis on participation, national sport organizations will have to get to work on new ideas and ways to bring more people into their sports.

Ottawa’s Gabriela Dabrowski and Brazil’s Luisa Stefani advanced to the doubles semifinals at the WTA Finals after defeating Latvia’s Jelena Ostapenko and Taiwan’s Su-Wei Hsieh 2-6, 7-6 (2), 10-3 on Friday in Indian Wells, Calif.

Three people are confirmed dead after a boat crashed on the Squamish River on Thursday.

Alberta's government is asking a judge to strike down a First Nation's constitutional challenge of its sovereignty act, arguing the law hasn't had any impact on treaty rights.

The province says the OGP is designed to lower upfront financial barriers to new projects and expansions, particularly as proponents of the Pacific Link pipeline look for companies to fill upcoming capacity.

A union representing about 800 Amazon workers in Delta, B.C., says they are now covered by the first binding collective agreement for the retailing giant's workers in North America.

Security footage captured a person spray-painting the doors of the Al Masjid Al Jamia mosque on Thursday night. Mosque director Haroon Khan said he was heartbroken to hear about what had happened.

Documents obtained by CBC News reveal the existence of a previously unreported Bishnoi cell known as the Baweja group. Members have been tied to multiple shootings and extortion threats in Alberta and B.C.

The federal and Ontario governments are mounting a last-ditch effort to save the Stellantis auto plant in Brampton by pitching the company possible survival "scenarios" and offering an "aggressive package" of support to make it happen.

Cybersecurity experts interviewed by CBC News say the Crime Stoppers data breach, which exposed information linked to more than 1.5 million tips sent to Canadian chapters of the non-for-profit organization over 25 years, was not an outlier but rather...

A Brantford, Ont., resident wants to know why his family's car caught fire in their driveway so he can raise awareness to other people about how to prevent it from happening to them. Unfortunately, he says, answers are hard to come by.

A multitude of weather related warnings and advisories have been downgraded or lifted for southwestern B.C. as a series of storms moves through the province.

An autonomous AI agent calling itself Nameless pitched a story to CBC Quebec, openly admitting it wasn't human. What followed was a bizarre back-and-forth — and a warning from experts about what’s coming for journalism.

Hundreds came together to celebrate the 100th birthday of a beloved music professor at the University of Toronto this week, along with her decades-long career teaching and performing opera.

Police are investigating a fatal boating incident in the Squamish Valley on Thursday.

An historic hydro generating station that hundreds of millions of people have viewed just upstream from the Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls, Ont., for more than a century will soon be transformed into what's being described as a major tourism destin...