In 2010, Canada Revenue Agency auditors unearthed a scheme they called a “sham” that ultra-rich Canadians were using to dodge taxes. But previously unreported court records obtained by CBC’s The...

After a year that revealed the cracks in Ontario's long-term care system and saw the government promise changes, some repeat offenders continue to be cited by provincial inspectors for serious violati...

The last residential school in Canada closed by the 1990s, but the abuse students endured within them has lasting physical and mental effects for generations.

CBC readers have reached out with questions about Canada’s residential school system and its aftermath following the discovery of what is believed to be the remains of an estimated 215 children at t...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we have a Q&A with an author on the connection between shopping and environmental degradation and why a photo of a cut-down tree on Vancouver Island...

The RCMP has launched an investigation following news that children's remains have been discovered near a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C., a move criticized by the former chair of the Tr...

The federal government began accepting applications for its vaccine injury support program this week — but some people diagnosed with rare but serious conditions after vaccinations aren't sure the c...

If you decide to get a COVID-19 vaccination, do you get paid time off work? Take a look at the vaccine policies for some of the bigger employers in Ontario, some of which also operate elsewhere. ...

Thousands of Canadians are very interested in Ottawa's new Canada Greener Homes Grant program — but many still have unanswered questions about whether, and how, they can get the money. ...

Two years after the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) released its landmark report, the federal government today presented its response — promising a seri...

A building once used as an Indian day school on a northern Manitoba First Nation has sustained extensive damage from a fire Thursday morning.

Two commissioners from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission say Ottawa needs to act more urgently to respond to its calls to action — and creating a national monument for residential school survi...

More than a dozen lawyers from across Canada have formally requested the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigate the Canadian government and the Vatican for crimes against humanity following pr...

The public inquiry examining the circumstances of the Nova Scotia mass shooting is calling for Frank Magazine to remove “highly sensitive” audio of 911 calls placed the night 13 residents were mur...

A lack of access to records and first-hand data would hinder the ability to identify the remains of children found at a former residential school in Kamloops, says the director of the Indian Residenti...

A man serving a life sentence for murdering a Hay River RCMP officer has married and fathered a child while in prison.

From $17-an-hour McDonald's jobs to reports of employers hungry for workers, Canadian employees may be hoping for higher wages. Can a stimulus jobs boom reverse a 40-year trend?

The craft beer industry has been rocked by hundreds of stories of sexism, misogyny, abuse and assault against women that have come to light on social media — allegations that stand in stark contras...

What should have been a Montreal celebration to cap a 5-3 playoff win over the Winnipeg Jets Wednesday ended with Canadiens forward Jake Evans being carried off the ice on a stretcher after a crushing...

The front lines of Canada's COVID-19 battle remain asymmetrical, with promising progress occurring in provinces alongside continuing challenges in others.