A threat recently made public revealed Frédérick Silva had a contract put on the head of La Presse crime reporter Daniel Renaud. 

John Herdman, embroiled in the drone-spying scandal that has dogged Canada Soccer, has resigned as coach of Toronto FC.

The Yukon government has amended its regulation around taking the oath of allegiance to allow for elected town councillors to have an alternative to swearing to the Crown.

The Conservatives plan to bring forward a non-confidence motion next week that is focused on NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s own words, as they try to convince the New Democrats to bring down the minority Liberal government.

Syrian authorities closed Aleppo airport as well as all roads leading into the city on Saturday, three military sources told Reuters, as rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad said they had reached the heart of Aleppo.

Ukraine’s energy grid has undergone 11 major attacks since March, and one thermal power plant was deconstructed before Russian forces moved in.

Almost exactly 150 years after the birth of P.E.I. author Lucy Maud Montgomery, the manuscript for her most beloved novel has been added to a United Nations register that highlights Canadian heritage.

Two girls and a woman were crushed to death waiting in a crowd of people outside a bakery in the central Gaza Strip Friday as

Tal Mitnick, the first Israeli jailed for refusing mandatory conscription after the Hamas-led attacks of Oct. 7, leans back in his seat in the Saint Paul

Kimberly Murray says she’s received no word from Canada a month after she hand-delivered her two-volume final report in Gatineau, Que., finding that children who died and were buried at Indian residential schools were victims of a crime against humanity.

The federal government will sign its first-ever modern treaty with a Métis government on Saturday, CBC News has learned.

Australia’s new law banning social media for those under 16 will likely move the needle on Canadian efforts demanding more online protections for young people,