A former chief medical officer of health for Alberta says the provincial government should be embarrassed by the role Alberta has played in Canada’s measles

Health official says Canada’s status loss is ‘reversible’Despite great efforts made in Canada, the country has lost its measles elimination status and the virus is

Extortion cases are mounting in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, with more than 100 incidents reported this year alone. Municipalities are calling for more resources from the province and federal government, while police insist investigations take time.

The winner of the $70K prize will be announced on Nov. 13, 2025.

How a school named after a D-Day veteran marks Remembrance DayI’m Nazima Walji, a producer with CBC’s Education Unit, at Garth Webb Secondary School in

With hands clutching an orange rope, we descended into the Earth, down a lengthy set of stairs and ducking our heads to avoid the low

A woman from the U.K. was hoping this Remembrance Day would bring closure after a nearly decade-long search for her estranged father’s grave led her to a cemetery outside of Winnipeg. Instead, she’s now trying to reach an agreement with a funeral home company after his grave was found empty last year.

Some of the country’s most prominent white supremacist groups gathered in Vancouver this summer for a secretive neo-Nazi conference that also included martial arts gym

In Oiapoque, Brazil, hopes that oil will transform the economy hangs in air, after the government granted state-owned company Petrobras an exploratory license off the remote Amazonian city’s coast. At the same time, on the same coast, Brazilian president is hosting the world’s annual climate talks.

Some Torontonians are opting out of moving into new builds — for reasons ranging from a lack of rent control to poor layouts — at a time tenants are increasingly gaining leverage in the market. 

For the first time the faces of Japanese Canadian veterans who fought in the First and Second World War are on display on the streets of Vancouver after a century largely unrecognized and their stories untold.

The Senate took the first step toward ending the government shutdown Sunday, advancing a funding bill after weeks of gridlock.