Those who have undergone successful corrective procedures for irregular heart beats may no longer need to commit to long-term blood thinning therapy, an international study
Canada marks Indigenous Veterans Day on Saturday, shining a spotlight on wartime experiences that historian Scott Sheffield says was a place where some would find a sense of belonging, away from racism at home.
MONTREAL — Another union at Montreal’s transit network announced a one-day strike this month, but this one isn’t expected to disrupt service. It’s now the
Jose Maltos Diaz and the Montreal Alouettes are Grey Cup bound. Diaz’s 45-yard field goal on the game’s final play gave Montreal an exciting 19-16 East Division final win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday.
TORONTO — The City of Toronto is adding more than 1,200 shelter spaces for people experiencing homelessness later this month as part of its winter
What are the legalities around a general strike? What moves could the Alberta government take to stop it? And if it does go ahead, when should it happen?
Breastfeeding and childbirth have long been known to reduce the risk of breast cancer. Now medical researchers are gaining clues on why, and hoping these insights could lead to treatments to mimic the protective effects of nursing.
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is another Democratic mayor in an acrimonious relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump. But observers say these relationships matter and can impact both those mayors’ cities and Trump’s political ambitions.
Canada is being accused of retreating from its role as an international development leader after the Liberal governmentâs budget announced it will cut $2.7 billion in foreign aid over the next four years.
Thursday’s guilty plea and sentencing of one of Ottawa’s worst mass murderers brought a conclusive end to a dismal chapter in the capital’s history, but it was also a time to remember the victims and the families they’ve left behind.
Has Congress given the U.S. president the power to impose sweeping tariffs through the International Emergency Economic Powers Act? The Supreme Court will make a decision in a ruling that could restrain the Trump administrationâs primary economic and foreign policy tool. Andrew Chang breaks down the central arguments for and against President Donald Trumpâs use of the statute to impose worldwide tariffs â and explains why the justices don’t seem convinced.
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Government job cuts, more defence spending and ⦠getting Canada into Eurovision? The budget promise has Europop fans excited, but CBCâs Abby Hughes explains why sending a Canadian to the campy song competition isnât an easy feat.
