As a truck convoy protesting vaccine mandates enters its second week of demonstrations in Ottawa, questions are being asked about GoFundMe and its role in the protest.

Ontario's hands-on premier has taken a hands-off approach to the week-long protest that has snarled downtown Ottawa, the second-largest city in his province. How will that change if something similar ...

Anthony George, 53, is one of thousands of Canadians with COVID-19 who have been discharged from the ICU and are struggling to regain their old lives. They’re finding challenges they did not expect ...

It's becoming more common for police in tactical gear to barge into homes unannounced in Hamilton and the regional municipality of Halton in Ontario, according to new data obtained by CBC News. ...

The Special Investigations Unit is investigating the death seven years ago of a 20-year-old First Nations man to determine if there was any misconduct by Thunder Bay police. Arron Loon's case is among...

Jennifer Harris and Mario Maltais first saw their daughter Emma Maltais pick up a hockey stick when she was a toddler. Renata Fast's mom Sharon says her daughter started a little later than most playe...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is giving no sign he's willing to negotiate with the protesters occupying Ottawa who are demanding either an end to all vaccine mandates or a change in government. ...

Canada's advertising watchdog has slammed a commercial paid for by a Florida man with a home on Vancouver Island for suggesting Canadians were held "hostage" by rules preventing them from crossing the...

According to economic data from DFO, Atlantic Canada's big money seafood species surged in value in the second year of the pandemic.

A new project based in Inuvik, N.W.T., is tackling food insecurity while offering employment opportunities and reconnection to traditional harvests in the N.W.T.'s Beaufort-Delta region. ...

Ontario is facing a shortage of teachers as many retire or leave the profession. But for many new teachers, it's taking much longer to get certified, forcing them to take casual positions with no guar...

Canada has successfully thrown off the shackles of past disappointments that have long weighted it down, and asserted itself as one of CONCACAF's top dogs. Games against Mexico and the U.S. are no lon...

In 2020, Alberta Health extended health-care coverage to people waiting for the federal government to renew their work permits. Many of those extensions have now run out, leaving foreign nationals res...

As wage demands show signs of rising amid worker shortages, senators want to know how the Bank of Canada will keep inflation under control before it becomes a serious political problem. ...

Multiple civil society groups have expressed reservations with the federal government's proposed online harm legislation, which forces tech giants to take down flagged content within 24 hours, says a ...

Emerging evidence suggests high Omicron infection rates won’t necessarily translate into widespread protection against re-infections down the line — unless you’re layering exposure onto the broa...

After being cancelled last year due to COVID-19, the Yukon Arctic Ultra is back with 40 athletes competing in either the 100-mile or 300-mile endurance race.

Several experts told CBC News that Premier Scott Moe's conclusions appear to be based on multiple misunderstandings.

Mississauga council has asked the city’s integrity commissioner to investigate allegations that a sitting councillor repeatedly vandalized the vehicle of one of his council colleagues. ...

Several jurisdictions across the country outlined plans to gradually ease COVID-19 measures on Thursday, with some saying Canadians will soon need to learn with the coronavirus.