A new Yale psychology study says the audio quality you have on video calls can affect how others perceive you — especially in snap-judgement scenarios like job interviews and dating.

Can you get a second vote if you mess up your first one? The Ask CBC News team is here to help answer that.

When Andriy Tovstiuk, a Ukrainian Canadian veteran, returned to wartime Ukraine in 2023, it caused him to consider important questions about Canada’s defence policies in an increasingly uncertain world.

Burdett Sisler, who’s believed to be Canada’s oldest man, turned 110 this week. The Fort Erie, Ont., resident says to pay attention to what’s going on in the world, even when “a lot of stuff going on shouldn’t be going on.”

One red door leads to Canada, the other to the United States, and Canadians have been using the house for decades to make purchases online from U.S. stores that don’t ship across the border.

Vancouver’s famous North Shore Mountains are visited by thousands every year. But some trips don’t go according to plan. New technology, some of it developed in Canada, is helping search crews find those who are lost faster than ever.

The fifth season of the Christian series The Chosen outperformed expectations, and saw its first three parts premiere in theatres to a combined total of more than $36 million US, helping cement religious programming as an appetizing genre for studios and audiences alike.

Japan surpassed 10 million visitors at the fastest pace ever this year, reaching that mark already in March, official data showed on Wednesday, as a weak yen propels an unprecedented tourism boom.

During his recent state visit to Italy, King Charles had much praise for his hosts, but there was a noteworthy moment when he drew attention to another country and his connection to it: Canada.