Two ministers in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government are condemning Hong Kong police’s new arrest warrants for 19 overseas-based activists and their offer of rewards for information leading to their capture. Police are accusing 19 activists of violating a national security law imposed by Beijing.

At least one person is dead after a small plane crashed Saturday at 5:30 p.m. NT near the airport in Deer Lake, N.L., a town of about 5,000 people in western Newfoundland. The plane is owned by a B.C.-based company.

An internal U.S. government analysis found no evidence of systematic theft by the Palestinian militant group Hamas of U.S.-funded humanitarian supplies, challenging the main rationale that Israel and the U.S. give for backing a new armed private aid operation.

The Toronto Zoo will soon become home to a blind baby moose who was rescued near Ottawa earlier this month now that the province has signed off on allowing it to be transferred.

Before U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to the two leaders, clashes on the Thai-Cambodian border persisted into a third day and new flashpoints emerged Saturday as both sides said they had acted in self-defence in the border dispute, and called on the other to cease fighting and start negotiations.

First he came for late-night TV, then a daytime talk show and a crude cartoon.U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration are fighting battles on

The Municipality of Jasper and Parks Canada are taking firmer measures to protect the park from wildfires, after the Jasper Wildfire Complex destroyed 30 per cent of the townsite in July 2024. 

Across Canada, people are partying earlier. Experts say this represents a shift in how wellness and community are being highlighted in a post-pandemic economy where real-life experiences are valued.

The Ontario government’s plan to hand parts of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park over to the local town for tourism development could set an “awful precedent” for other provincially owned parks, environmental advocates say.

The chimney swift is a bird threatened with extinction that nests in urban chimneys. Thanks to laws that protect it, some affordable housing providers have to come up with creative bird housing solutions before going ahead with human housing projects.

It might seem old-fashioned, but people in the business of door-to-door work say the industry’s survived because it stands out amidst growing distrust of marketing by phone or online advertising.

Photographers from CBC News, The Canadian Press, The Associated Press, Reuters and others document our changing world every day. Here’s a selection of the week’s top images.

Kendra Hebert had never seen a visibly disabled physician and often questioned whether there was a place for her in medicine. Despite the challenges, she knows what she’s fighting for.

Asylum seekers staying in federally-funded hotels will soon have to check out as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada says that funding will end on Sept. 30. The department says it will help people staying in hotels find housing, but experts say that could be a tough task in cities with high demand and low supply.

As consumers have grown less worried about whether their diamonds are mined or made, many have turned to cost-friendly lab grown diamonds. And that’s having a big impact on the diamond mining industry — including for Canada.

Former prime minister Justin Trudeau upended 150 years of Canadian parliamentary tradition when he unilaterally reformed the Senate. The new Liberal government is now weighing further changes to the Red Chamber.

Investigators were in a Maple Ridge, B.C., neighbourhood Friday morning as residents came to terms with a violent incident that claimed three lives Wednesday night.