The office of Canada's auditor general is set to deliver its verdict today on whether the Public Health Agency of Canada was prepared and informed enough to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. Among othe...

Patient transfers are routine across Ontario's entire hospital network, but intensive care physicians who spoke to CBC News stressed the practice recently became more common to ensure hospital sites ...

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard will table a budget on Thursday. He can expect GDP growth of at least six per cent in 2021, according to bank estimates, but the recovery in employment has been une...

The Supreme Court of Canada will release its decision today on whether the federal Liberal government's carbon pricing regime is constitutional — a ruling that could derail Ottawa's efforts to cur...

After two unvaccinated workers at a Thornhill, Ont., retirement home tested positive for COVID-19, fully vaccinated residents were forced to isolate in their rooms. Now, family members want the provin...

The country's acting top military commander has formally ended Operation Honour, the high-profile campaign to stamp out sexual misconduct in the ranks.

Two decades ago, a landmark Supreme Court ruling changed the way Indigenous offenders were sentenced. Now an Edmonton activist and a defence lawyer have joined forces to take a similar approach with B...

A man in Medicine Hat, Alta., has been found guilty of murder and extortion in a bizarre case involving a demand for $1 million, a threat of murder and a victim who was found dead 24 hours later. ...

Manitoba is putting a pause on expanding eligibility for the coronavirus vaccine, as appointments at supersites across the province have started to back up amid lingering uncertainty about supply. ...

Alberta reported a record 202 new cases of COVID-19 linked to highly contagious variants of the coronavirus on Wednesday, and Deena Hinshaw, the province's top public health doctor warned that additio...

Police in Peterborough, Ont., said Wednesday they are aware of the calls for elevated charges in the death of a local Indigenous woman, but the investigation is ongoing.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he does not need to call an election to get a mandate from Canadians to implement the coming federal budget because he already has one.

Alberta's justice minister has given the police chief in Lethbridge, Alta., a three-week deadline to produce a plan to shape up the force, saying if not, it'll be dissolved under an "extraordinary" st...

WestJet is restoring service to six airports in Eastern Canada that was suspended last November due to the pandemic, the Calgary-based airline announced Wednesday.

Mild temperatures and a lack of sea ice have disrupted life along Labrador's northern coast this winter, and give a glimpse into what could become the norm in decades to come.

Canada is imposing sanctions on nine high-ranking Russian officials in response to what the foreign ministry called gross and systematic human rights abuses — including the attempted assassination ...

MPs will vote soon on a motion introduced by Liberal MP Majid Jowhari calling on Canada to officially recognize Aug. 1 as Emancipation Day — marking the date in 1834 when slavery was abolished in th...

Canada is delaying second doses of COVID-19 vaccines by up to four months but still hasn’t provided any new guidance to Canadians on what they can or can’t do after getting an initial shot. ...

The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine is reminding some of the last time there was an urgent drive to stop a feared virus. Although largely forgotten to history, the polio vaccine had a similarly bumpy ...

The latest study of corporate data from 60 of the world's largest banks shows that despite commitments to establish emissions targets in their financial portfolios in line with the Paris climate accor...