The type of semi-automatic weapon used in the fatal shooting of two Ontario police officers has also been used in a series of other deadly, high-profile gun attacks in Canada, including the 2018...

Following weeks of warm weather, Environment Canada is warning of snow up to 25 centimetres in southern parts of the province, including Okotoks and High River.

Operations at Billy Bishop Airport were suspended Saturday afternoon due to a suspicious package, and two people have been detained, Toronto police say.

Harvey Humchitt, Jr.'s medical emergency on remote Cape Scott triggered a multi-vehicle rescue effort that highlighted the challenges and risks associated with the job of a lighthouse keeper. ...

Canada has been drawn with co-host Australia, Ireland and Nigeria at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

The federal government's promised national "freeze" on the sale, purchase and transfer of handguns has taken effect — part of Ottawa's plan to limit access to firearms to tamp down on a spike in cri...

Canada has captured gold at the world mixed curling championship, with skip Jean-Michel Menard of Gatineau, Que., leading the Canadians to a 7-4 victory over host Scotland at the Curl Aberdeen facilit...

CBC's photojournalists, video producers and staff go behind the lens to share the beauty of fall across Canada.

The Scotty Creek Research Facility near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., used to study climate change, was almost completely destroyed by a late season wildfire last weekend. "I can't escape the irony here ... t...

More than five years after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared the former U.S. embassy across from Parliament Hill in Ottawa a space for Indigenous Peoples, the federal government is starting to le...

Long waits for elective surgery in Canada's health-care system left one teenage boy in Peachland, B.C., feeling like “the Hunchback of Notre Dame,” he said, as he waited nearly two years for surge...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has opted for a mix of stability and new faces in her first cabinet.

Ken Sim will be the first Chinese Canadian mayor of Vancouver, where more than 28 per cent of the population has Chinese ethnic origins, according to the 2016 census.

A woman who was a resident of a United Church of Canada-run maternity home in Winnipeg and forced to put her baby up for adoption in 1965 is spearheading a proposed class-action lawsuit against the ch...

Dan and Mary Lou Smoke began hosting Canada's longest-running Indigenous campus radio program after seeking spiritual guidance from an Ojibway elder who encouraged them to educate the public about th...

A controversial reserve fund that Hockey Canada publicly vowed it would stop using to settle sexual assault allegations is significantly depleted now after the organization transferred millions of do...

The two conservative factions within the UCP simply do not speak the same political language and as has become clear during the leadership race, they don't speak the same social language either, write...

Two people who have accused former senator Don Meredith of abuse say they're frustrated by the Senate's failure to strip the ex-parliamentarian — now charged with sex crimes — of his "honoura...

Four years after pot became legal, the CEO of a P.E.I. cannabis company says his business and others aren't making money, as they face high taxes and competition from illegal sellers.