Retired Toronto police inspector Doug Grady is leading the Canadian arm of the family’s ongoing quest to uncover who was responsible for killing philanthropists Barry and Honey Sherman in December 2...

As the Ontario government pledges to build more long-term care beds, seniors' advocates say that investing in robust home care would not only allow people to age where they want to be, but also save m...

In his last two appearances before reporters, Justin Trudeau has asserted that the unpredictable messiness of vaccinating the globe against a novel coronavirus should have been expected. ...

As classes at colleges and universities continue online, a new crop of students is priming for fall — without knowledge of what school will look like. Three teens share the choices they're weighi...

Canada's top defence officials say they are troubled by allegations that former defence chief Jonathan Vance engaged in inappropriate behaviour with female subordinates.

About two dozen women who work in the Vancouver-area real estate industry have been targeted by someone sending obscene images and making threatening phone calls, CBC has learned.

The federal government’s new loan program to help businesses survive COVID-19 is getting mixed reviews. Some business owners, advocacy groups and experts are concerned whether taking on more debt is...

Only a small percentage of Canadians have been fined for flouting quarantine rules since the federal government brought in strict measures last year, says the Public Health Agency of Canada. ...

B.C.'s highest court has granted a new trial to a man convicted of murdering a Japanese exchange student and stuffing her body into a suitcase in Vancouver's West End.

The navy is cutting ties with a Calgary reservist who at one time was the online administrator of neo-Nazi web site. Leading Seaman Boris Mihajlovic will be released from the military following a comm...

Treating cancer patients has been difficult during the pandemic, but specialists may soon face an even bigger challenge: a wave of people at a more advanced stage of disease, because they went undiagn...

The Maritimes are getting hit with a storm system that's bringing snow and high winds to the region, followed by rain to many parts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced today a plan to produce millions of COVID-19 shots at a plant in Montreal starting later this year, securing a domestic supply of vaccines as the global market...

Ultra-cold freezers can keep vaccines chilled to sub-arctic temperatures. But why does anything need to be kept that cold? And what happens to regular food items when they're subjected to such extreme...

A snowshoer in Schreiber Ont., is using frozen lakes and snow covered fields in the region as his canvas to create some breathtaking artwork.

Dionne Warner has died at age 55, after her 9th bout with cancer. The Regina woman, who shared her story of repeated diagnoses publicly to spread hope to cancer patients and survivors, opted for medic...

Pimicikamak is among the First Nations that have exerted more control over their borders during the pandemic. COVID-19 has turned a spotlight on the substandard state of health care in remote communit...

Worried about the spread of the virus in multi-generational homes and high-risk neighbourhoods, authorities in Peel Region have an alternative to isolating at home: isolation hotels.

Following technical and communication problems during a vaccine rollout in remote Bella Coola, B.C., in January, a medical health officer with Vancouver Coastal Health promptly removed his team from t...

We need to recognize society's conscious and unconscious discrimination around age, and truly put quality care for people with dementia at the top of the political and social agendas, write Sube Baner...