Leaders' Debates Commissioner David Johnston has confirmed that leaders of five political parties will be invited to participate in the upcoming election debates — but People's Party of Canada Lead...

What looks to be Canada’s first literary festival to focus on Haudenosaunee writing and storytelling will be held on Aug. 25 and 26.

The wildfires threatening communities in British Columbia's interior are now a dominant issue in this federal election campaign as candidates from all the parties try to win over B.C. voters who are i...

Farmers say they just want the right to repair their own equipment, but industry is wary of any push that could allow modifications affecting safety and privacy. U.S. President Joe Biden recently sign...

Coyote experts are using every tactic they can find — short of catapults and dynamite — to try to solve the mystery of why the animals have become aggressive with dozens of people in Stanley Park ...

Para judo athlete and strong medal contender Priscilla Gagné of Sarnia, Ont., has been chosen as Canada's flag-bearer for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Paralympic Games.

Health-care staff in B.C.'s Interior are being overwhelmed by the twin emergencies of persistent wildfires and rising COVID-19 cases, and some of them are leaving their jobs because of it. ...

Extreme weather events like wildfires, heat waves and flooding have ravaged the province of British Columbia this year and forced over 20 provincial parks to shut their doors, leaving backcountry enth...

A brand of zucchini noodles sold in multiple provinces is being recalled due to listeria contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says Freshline Foods Ltd. recalled some of their Vegg...

In 25 years of teaching elementary school, Aldene Smallman has just about seen it all. The P.E.I. Teachers' Federation president shared her advice for preparing children now for success in kindergarte...

Elections Canada says it will not require its workers on election day to be vaccinated, but says it is taking steps to ensure long-term care and retirement home residents will be able to vote safel...

1,500 people forced from Little Grand Rapids and Pauingassi First Nations will likely have to wait six to eight weeks for power to be restored to their communities, Manitoba Hydro says. ...

Protesters against old-growth logging have been in the Fairy Creek watershed for over a year, and police have been enforcing a court injunction since the spring. Protesters say they aren't going anywh...

General Motors says it has expanded a recall of its Chevy Bolt electric vehicles to include all model years because of a risk the battery cells could catch fire.

All five of Canada's big banks will soon make vaccines mandatory for all staff who wish to return to the office, and those who don't comply will have to agree to regular testing.

A Conservative candidate running on Vancouver Island is apologizing today after videos surfaced in which he criticized protests following the murder of George Floyd.

There were 188 people onboard the first Canadian military plane to depart Kabul since the Taliban takeover, CBC News has learned.

In the 26 years that Rick Jackson has worked at the Gables Restaurant in Saint Andrews, N.B., this was the first year the business didn't receive a single job application.

COVID-19 vaccine standards differ internationally. Now some Canadian cruise ship workers say they lost out on jobs because they have mixed vaccines.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau continued his push to make mandatory vaccination an election issue Friday calling the Conservative opposition to such a regime "irresponsible" and "dangerous," while urgi...