With Omicron's highly contagious nature, PCR testing has been maxed out in some provinces as people rush to get tested. And with some regions expected to soon limit who can get tested, experts say tha...

A northern Anishininew family of nine from Garden Hill First Nation, Man., could be spending Christmas living in an uninsulated bus after their trailer burned down last week, leaving the 17 people in ...

People have been playing video games more than ever thanks to the pandemic, even if the new Xbox and PlayStation consoles remain hard to find. Here are some of the best to come out in 2021. ...

Canada's Catholic bishops promised to release details of a $30-million fundraising campaign for residential school survivors in November. But now, just as millions of Catholics prepare for Christmas m...

In 1952, an experimental nuclear reactor in Chalk River, Ont., about 180 kilometres northwest of Ottawa, partially melted down, becoming the world's first nuclear reactor incident. Disaster was averte...

The Fauna Foundation, located in Brossard, Que., is the only sanctuary for chimpanzees in Canada. This year, the humans behind the organization have created a holiday wish list for their animals. ...

The pressure to reduce global warming is sparking competition in Alberta to secure space underground to stash away harmful greenhouse gas emissions generated by oil and gas operations, agriculture and...

Motor vehicle and parts dealerships led a retail sales increase in October, with the new car dealership industry in recovery after a debilitating global microchip shortage

Ontario's chief medical officer of health is warning that demand is growing for COVID-19 tests as daily case counts surge due to the Omicron variant.

Edmonton-South MLA Thomas Dang has resigned from the Alberta NDP caucus after the RCMP executed a search warrant at his home Tuesday.

Ritik Sharma, who lives in India, paid $15,000 to attend a private college in Sherbrooke, Que. He ultimately wasn't able to get a student visa to come to Canada, but still hasn't been reimbursed his t...

At least two remote First Nations in northern Ontario have taken steps to prevent non-essential travel and protect communities from the emerging COVID-19 Omicron threat. It's a move that the region's ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced employers to look at how they can best support their workers during a trying time and the perks they can use to do that.

Don Barz of B.C. grew up hearing all about the years his dad and uncle spent living and trapping in the Yukon wilderness, nearly a century ago. Now he's put their story and photos into a book. ...

British Columbia and Alberta are the latest provinces to bring in new restrictions as a fifth wave of COVID-19 fuelled by the Omicron coronavirus variant pushes case numbers to new highs. ...

Ontario's highest court has ruled a judge denied Land Back Lane spokesperson Skyler Williams fairness and an opportunity to be heard, and has set aside a permanent injunction barring access to a dis...

From the coronavirus pandemic to natural disasters to the two Michaels, 2021 had no shortage of Canadian newsmakers. Here's a look back at the top stories that CBC photographers and others covered ...

A super-slick hull paint developed in Nova Scotia will undergo its toughest trial yet in 2022 when larger vessels test the product's protective and anti-fouling properties in harsh, open-ocean condit...

Members of a northern Ontario community have come together to help a new neighbour whose bison escaped from his farm during a windstorm earlier this month.

Michel Frank Bouvier, 60, was declared a dangerous offender last week and will go to prison indefinitely for the sexual assault, assault causing bodily harm and assault of a teenage girl. ...