Jim O’Neill, a former investor, critic of health regulations and U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s deputy, is taking control of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention following a tumultuous week in which the agency’s director was forced out.

A Windsor doctor is being fined after a privacy investigation confirmed that he had inappropriately accessed patient health information to offer circumcisions at his private clinic. 

The hailstorm that slammed the Brooks area, southeast of Calgary, on Aug. 20 is expected to cost millions in crop damage alone, according to insurance providers.

Alberta’s revised rules on books in schools will prohibit works containing explicit images of sexual acts, but not written descriptions of the same, according to

The Alberta government had hit pause on its order for the removal of books with explicit sexual content from libraries, but the premier says that pause

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith slammed the Edmonton Public School Board Friday morning for its banned book list, which features more than 200 titles.The internally distributed list,

The Calgary man who killed himself during a three-hour standoff Thursday that began after he shot at police was facing trials on a number of organized crime-related offences and had recently cut off his ankle monitor, CBC News has learned.

Nova Scotians can return to the woods in parts of the province. Premier Tim Houston said Friday that a provincewide ban would end for some areas at 4 p.m., but the ban remains for several counties. The burn ban remains in place.

Michael Longfellow, Devon Walker and Emil Wakim all announced their departures on Instagram, while multiple outlets are reporting that longtime SNL member Heidi Gardner won’t be returning.

Twenty minutes before Pierre Poilievre accused the RCMP of participating in a massive political coverup, the Conservative leader was explaining to his interviewers how, in

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s proposed Criminal Code amendment to strengthen legal protections for Canadians defending their homes would offer no real benefit, criminal law experts say.His

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the federal government to amend the Criminal Code so that use of force is presumed reasonable against a

After mass layoffs at banana giant Chiquita’s Panama operation this summer threatened the fruit’s supply chains, work is set to resume at the plant in Bocas del Toro.

A small town south of Quebec City is keeping a close eye on its fire hydrants after 41,000 litres of water werestolen in the middle of the night. Provincial police say they will monitor the area to prevent similar incidents.

Montreal-based online fashion retailer Ssense plans to file for bankruptcy protection after its primary lender signaled plans to force a sale of the company in its own request for bankruptcy protection, a Ssense spokesperson told CBC News in an email. 

The stabbing of a Jewish woman in broad daylight at an Ottawa grocery store has prompted public officials, including the city’s mayor, to condemn what they’re calling a disturbing act of hate-motivated violence in the community.

The community of Behchokǫ̀, N.W.T., is setting up around 200 cots for evacuees from Whatı̀ after officials ordered Whatı̀ residents to evacuate their community due to a nearby wildfire. 

Dawn Farrell, chair of the board of directors of the Trans Mountain Corporation, has been named the CEO of the Liberal government’s Major Projects Office, Prime

Negotiations between Alberta teachers and the provincial government have broken down days before most kindergarten-to-Grade 12 students return to the classroom.