After delivering a speech calling for unity and healing to a crowd of more than 100,000 on the Plains of Abraham Wednesday evening, Pope Francis will hold a mass in a basilica to a much smaller audien...

Once a fringe party, the Quebec Conservatives are suddenly nearing 20 per cent in some polls. But CBC News found several of the party's candidates circulate misinformation about COVID-19. ...

Whatever the reason for Stephen Harper’s endorsement, his imprimatur symbolically connects Harper’s personal political project with Pierre Poilievre’s own approach to politics and leadership. Bu...

Lawyers who spoke with CBC News said they have seen pet custody cases involving reptiles, horses and even pot-bellied pigs.

Thousands of magicians from more than 50 countries are attending the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques (FISM) World Championship in Quebec City this week, where 110 magicians are hop...

Red Deer emergency personnel have started a social media campaign aimed at raising awareness on the number of accidental 911 calls caused by placing your cellphone in a cupholder.

A Crown lawyer says British Columbia teenager Amanda Todd pushed back against the person harassing and extorting her online, sending them a message saying she hoped they felt guilty for "ruining a you...

After arriving in Quebec City, Pope Francis made a public address at the Citadelle, the fortress overlooking the plains and St. Lawrence River and bordering the old city.

A new database is being put together at the University of Alberta measuring the province’s soil health, carbon storage capabilities and providing data to farmers to help plan management practices. ...

Workers were seen putting up new fencing on Wednesday morning near a rail line in Mississauga, Ont., where a child was struck and killed by a GO train the previous evening.

Danielle Smith, considered one of the front-runners in the United Conservative Party leadership race, faced sharp criticism Wednesday from debate rivals over her Alberta sovereignty plan and contro...

Stellantis has confirmed an unspecified number of job cuts are expected at the automaker's Windsor and Brampton assembly plants in Ontario as it looks to find "efficiencies" ahead of a planned shift t...

Rogers Communications Inc. took in 10 per cent more revenue and saw its profits jump by more than a third in the three months up until the end of June, a financial reporting period that ended just bef...

The federal government needs to be more transparent — and ambitious — about its upcoming plan to reduce carbon emissions from the aviation industry, a group of environmental organizations are sayi...

A Federal Court judge has ordered Royal Bank of Canada to divulge the real owners of 97 offshore corporations that used its services, but a critic is wondering why it's taken the Canada Revenue Agency...

For residential school survivor Vivian Ketchum, the Pope’s visit has stirred up complicated feelings of what it means to forgive. She wrote this letter to her mom to process her emotions. ...

A former Manitoba senator and chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada says there's a "deep hole" in the apology issued by Pope Francis on Monday.

Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich has again been granted bail.

Crown and defence counsel have finished calling evidence in the B.C. Supreme Court trial for the Dutch man accused of harassing and extorting teenager Amanda Todd before she died a decade ago. ...

The Crown asked for a stay of proceedings after the alleged victim spent hours on the stand under cross-examination.