A CBC News investigation found Canadian provinces and territories are owed more than $1.3 billion in unpaid fines for everything from parking tickets to tax violations to environmental infractions, w...

See how COVID-19 has shaped our lives over the past year since the World Health Organization first declared the global pandemic.

A former military police officer says he faced commanding officers who interfered in his sexual assault cases and prosecutors who were reluctant to move forward with charges within the Canadian Armed ...

When ICU nurse Shawn Toovey isn't caring for some of Saskatchewan's sickest patients, he's collecting scrap medical plastics, including medicine bottles, syringe covers and vaccine-vial caps, to make ...

The death of live music by COVID-19 has left many artists with little or no way to support themselves, while threatening the existence of the "middle class musician" itself.

The week of March 8 marks a year after many Canadians were first asked to limit their outings to curb the spread of the coronavirus. Here's a look at how life has changed and the many festivals, spor...

"Yes, we could have done better," Quebec Premier François Legault said of his government's response to the COVID-19 crisis during a news conference this week. There was, however, a "but." There usual...

From house prices to tech stocks, the pandemic has had a counterintuitive impact on the prices of a variety of assets, driving many to record highs at a time when the economy is still reeling. Now, ex...

In the last months of Lionel Desmond's life — and those of his wife, his daughter and his mother — he would visit six doctors near his home in rural Nova Scotia, looking for the same thing: the he...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his office was made aware of allegations of misconduct against Gen. Jonathan Vance in 2018 — but wasn't informed of their substance because a Privy Council Office ...

A tentative agreement between Alberta's doctors and the provincial government would set the current physician services budget at the 2018-19 level and allow the government to withhold payments from d...

Manitoba will prioritize Manitobans age 50 to 64 and First Nations people age 30 to 64 who are most at risk from COVID-19 for the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine, including people with certain serious he...

Between 50 and 60 inmates at the Hamilton Wentworth Detention Centre have started to refuse meals to demand better conditions as the centre grapples with a COVID-19 outbreak, an advocate said Wednesda...

A complaint over comments an Alberta judge made about a Nigerian-born medical examiner's accent is now before a member of the Canadian Judicial Council's conduct committee.

The family of a woman who died at a Montreal-area hospital, in a room that staff had warned managers about for weeks, only learned about the circumstances of her death after reading a CBC News story e...

Eligible Ontarians aged 60 to 64 in three public health units will be able to book an appointment for the Astrazeneca COVID-19 vaccine at a pharmacy starting on Friday.

The most racially diverse neighbourhoods in Canada reported COVID-19 mortality rates more than twice as high as those reported by districts that are overwhelmingly white, according to new data release...

Former Liberal cabinet minister Jody Wilson-Raybould is set to publish a political memoir that's promising to shed new light on her controversial final days in the Trudeau government.

The growing political fight over sexual misconduct allegations in the Canadian military is shaping up into a once-in-a-generation scandal. The steady drip of allegations has seasoned military officers...

Police forces across Canada are conducting hundreds of no-knock raids each year to execute search warrants despite growing concern about the trampling of charter rights, an investigation by CBC’s Th...