CBC News spoke with four Canadians travelling back from South Africa who said they had to wait for an official release from their quarantine hotels — up to 36 hours after their COVID-19 test results...

The Bank of Canada knows a strong economy — including plenty of jobs — is just what Canada needs to pull it out of the pandemic. Inflation may be a consequence.

An elementary school teacher in Chelsea, Que., says she was told she could no longer teach in class because she wears a hijab, which is not allowed under Bill 21, a Quebec law banning religious symbol...

The Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates the insured damage caused by flooding in British Columbia last month at $450 million, calling it the "most costly severe weather event in the province's histor...

The federal department charged with inspecting farms that hire temporary foreign workers failed to keep tabs on how well employers were protecting their staff during the pandemic, Canada's auditor gen...

The Public Health Agency of Canada struggled to keep track of whether travellers ordered to stay in quarantine hotels actually did so, according to a new report from the auditor general. ...

All Quebec preschool and elementary school students are expected to be sent home with a rapid COVID-19 testing kit in the next two weeks as the province's caseload hits a new high.

Health Canada has recalled a children’s jacket sold by Shein and flagged to the government agency by CBC Marketplace, due to high levels of lead content.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge says the problem of domestic abuse has reached the point where a "distinct and higher range of sentencing" is needed when punishing those who commit violence against intimat...

She grew up playing with her dolls' hair, but now Lohifa Pogoson-Acker is designing the hair of some high-profile cats — the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, who will play against Winnipeg Blue Bombers in this...

Julio Parra, a caretaker at Queen of Heaven Catholic Elementary School in Milton, Ont., has lived in Canada for 15 years and after a delay brought on by the pandemic, officially became a citizen Tuesd...

As the number of people dying from illicit drug overdoses in British Columbia continues to climb to grim heights, B.C.'s coroner is calling for an urgent and immediate response from all levels of go...

The so-called zipper merge is a common and efficient way to navigate reduced-lane traffic in some countries, but it's also misunderstood, as one Saint John man found out when an irate driver punched h...

You can try to compete with your neighbour's Christmas decorations — or you can play along with them. Saskatchewan couple Chris Boechler and Mandie Scrivens decided to pare down their decorations fo...

A social worker who says she is fully vaccinated against COVID-19 has been put on unpaid leave by her employer because she has been unable to access a QR code proving that she has received two doses o...

New data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information details the widespread impact of the pandemic on health care in Alberta and across Canada between March 2020 and June 2021.

A mother is calling for cameras in the classroom after her 12-year-old son with special needs was allegedly slapped in the face by an educational assistant at an Oakville school. But the Halton Distri...

Sky high food prices were one of many negative impacts that Canadians felt during the pandemic plagued year of 2021. And a new report suggests that problem is only going to get worse next year. ...

Const. Hunter Robinz was arrested Wednesday and charged with one count of sexual assault, one count of unauthorized use of a computer database and two separate counts of breach of trust. ...

Our son lost his formative education and developed a learning gap as a result of pandemic school closures. He’s now expected to function at a Grade 1 level with no adjustment in the curriculum, writ...