Following the Queen’s funeral in London, a National Commemorative Ceremony will take place in Ottawa. It begins at 12:10 p.m. on Sept. 19 with a Canadian Armed Forces parade.

Experts say social media algorithms target young men with extreme content that can lead to radicalization. Some groups are working to dismantle traditional masculinity norms in young men that they say...

The sexual assault trial of a high-profile military commander who once led Canada’s vaccine rollout begins today in Quebec.

Division and contrast is muted when it comes to how they'd handle the rising cost of living, which polls have routinely shown is the biggest stress-causer among Albertans.

The 2022 Toronto International Film Festival has come and gone, a star-studded whirlwind of red carpet moments, boisterous screenings and the odd scandal. CBC News Entertainment brings you the highlig...

Political parties are presenting different visions of how to help Canadians with the rising cost of living, but experts say there needs to be strong focus on long term planning to solve tough supply c...

Rallies are planned in cities across Canada today to call on Ottawa to extend permanent status to undocumented migrants.

The B.C. agency that investigates police-related incidents resulting in serious harm or death has been called to the Harrison Mills area of Agassiz after two bystanders and two suspects were injured d...

Mélanie Greffard and her husband had quite the surprise when they stumbled upon a giant puffball mushroom the size of two basketballs in their backyard near downtown Quebec City last week. It weighed...

B.C.'s whale protection unit at Fisheries and Oceans Canada is making sure boaters aren't bothering marine life, by enforcing distancing rules and monitoring public waterways.

Municipal and provincial politicians say they face a growing wave of harassment in-person and online — that is keeping people from staying in office or seeking it in the first place.

Edmonton police say an officer caught on video roughly shoving a woman to the ground was attempting to disarm her, alleging she had a knife.

Tens of thousands of First Nations children and caregivers are waiting on the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal to determine whether Ottawa’s $20-billion offer to compensate them for discrimination sat...

Florentine 'Monty' Johnston, born in 1917, reflects back on a life well-lived

Another victim in Monday’s shooting at an auto body shop in Milton has died, Halton Regional Police said.

Black bears, undeterred by hazing, continue to fatten themselves on backyard fruit trees in Jasper, leading to a renewed warning from Parks Canada.

A model from Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation in Saskatchewan was able to not only walk the runway in New York Fashion Week, but also perform traditional jigging.

With few COVID-19 measures left in school settings, plus a renewed focus on in-person rather than virtual learning, this back-to-school season has felt more like pre-pandemic times. Yet the coronavi...

With a guilty plea in the case of a deadly incel-inspired attack at a Toronto massage parlour two years ago, it will now be for a judge to decide if the murder was in fact an act of terror. ...