Patients and physicians in Greater Victoria say the fee-for-service system is discouraging physicians from practising family medicine and making it difficult for residents in the region to find a fami...

Shaquille Murray-Lawrence says his dream to compete for Canada at this year's Beijing Olympics was thwarted by systemic discrimination within Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton and that he lost his position on...

The truck convoy protest that gummed up Ottawa's streets and sorely tested residents' patience for weeks led to an unprecedented spike in complaints against Ottawa police officers during the first th...

The Hudson's Bay Co.'s transfer of its downtown Winnipeg building to the Southern Chiefs' Organization signals a change in the degree to which leaders will tolerate the continuing decay of the inner ...

Mohamedou Ould Slahi is suing the federal government for its alleged role in his 14-year detention in Guantanamo Bay.

As a new wave of newcomers arrives from the Ukraine, educators and settlement workers are highlighting what's needed to support young students to continue their studies successfully in Canada. ...

Recordings made decades ago by the CBC Northern Service provided an important boost to the music scene in the North, and remain an important archive.

The 23-year-old Torontonian — or is that Haligonian? — tutor earned the eighth-longest streak in the TV game show's regular-season history Friday with 14 consecutive wins, and her fellow Canadians...

Skookum Jim, also known as Jim Mason, discovered gold in the Bonanza Creek in 1897, leading to the Klondike gold rush. He's now the namesake of a main-belt asteroid that orbits with other asteroids in...

People with disabilities have a higher poverty rate and a lower rate of employment than the overall population. Advocates say it is a longstanding, systemic problem and inflation makes it worse. ...

An online vigil was held on Saturday to commemorate the victims of the 2018 Yonge Street van attack. A survivor who spoke to CBC Metro Morning hopes those who were injured and the families of the dead...

Some advocates are concerned that an upcoming review of federal spending could have an impact on social spending that helps women and marginalized people.

Seventy-seven people died in police pursuits over a 10-year period in Canada, according to a study by an independent public watchdog.

Two opposition MLAs have called on the Speaker of the House to rule on the conduct of Premier Tim Houston and one of his cabinet ministers, and whether their actions amount to intimidation and a breac...

A tiny B.C. First Nation waging an epic court battle over Aboriginal land title says the province is ignoring its own newly minted directives on how to handle lawsuits involving Indigenous peoples. ...

Members of the Muslim community are condemning Edmonton police for revealing the locations of two mosques where packages of suspicious white powder were delivered. 

Seven teenagers have been charged with second-degree murder in the death of an Edmonton high school student.

The federal government is winding down some COVID-19 border measures for travellers arriving in Canada, but top public health officials said the government isn't budging when it comes to masking on p...