As Canada braces for U.S. President Donald Trump to impose steep tariffs on Canadian goods, Housing Minister Nathaniel Erskine-Smith says the cost of homebuilding is

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to visit his country on Monday, as Canada prepares to participate in a virtual

Ukraine has honed its army of drones to the point where these tools have become one of its most potent weapons in fighting back against Russia’s full-scale invasion

Environmental advocates are sounding the alarm about fossil fuel industry influence on energy, climate and environmental learning in Canada’s classrooms, with a new report citing efforts like funding of school science fairs, field trips and activities to sponsoring teacher resource creators.

Beloved community worker Leonora Indira King died unexpectedly at the end of December at 42. Members of Parc-Extension — the community she served over the last decade — are gathering Saturday to celebrate her life and legacy.

There were no shortage of story lines during the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off — but when the league announced the international competition last year, it likely didn’t predict that the current political context could take centre stage.

Some observers are questioning whether the program cuts to Ontario colleges and universities have received the attention they deserve during the provincial election campaign, and whether party leaders are offering any workable solutions to stem the loss.

The Brutalist used artificial intelligence to adjust Adrien Brody and co-star Felicity Jones’s Hungarian lines. As the roles the two played as Hungarian immigrants earned them best actor and supporting actress nominations, it raises a question: Should an acting award be given for an AI-aided performance?

The road to this year’s Academy Awards has had plenty of twists and turns, so let CBC’s Eli Glasner be your guide to the upcoming Oscars race, including what films to watch and who to root for.