New Brunswick's lieutenant-governor has given Brian Gallant permission to continue governing the province while the Liberals try to win the confidence of the legislature with fewer seats than his main opponent.
U.S. President Donald Trump used his second address to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday to tell world leaders that his administration rejects "global governance, control and domination."
After a few hours of confusion, the City of Ottawa is confirming it is indeed looking for volunteers to help clean up after Friday's tornado in Dunrobin.
Ticketmaster — and its parent company, Live Nation — are being called on the carpet by two U.S. senators who are demanding explanations about the company’s secret scalper program, exposed last week in a report by CBC News and the Toronto…
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says she'll meet with her counterpart from Saudi Arabia on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
My guess is that Trudeau spent his summer vacation up on the roof of Rideau Cottage with his wife, staring at the night sky, watching the stars align perfectly.
Roberto Osuna pitched the ninth inning to earn the save in his return to Rogers Centre, and the Houston Astros inched closer to securing the American League West by beating the Blue Jays 5-3 on Monday in the first game of Toronto's final…
Talented carpenters, arborists, cooks, drivers, therapists and babysitters are offering their supplies and services to those affected by the tornadoes that struck the Ottawa-Gatineau region on Sept. 21.
When the grisly video first emerged of two women and two children being executed at point-blank range by what appeared to be Cameroonian soldiers, the Cameroon government called it "fake news."
One of four people who remain in hospital after an EF-3 tornado carved a path of destruction through the rural west Ottawa community of Dunrobin on Friday is out of danger, his relieved family says.
Residents of Ottawa's Greenboro neighbourhood are preparing to rebuild after what Environment Canada has confirmed was a tornado touched down Friday, damaging roofs, vehicles and backyards.
The producers of a radio ad that aired in Saskatchewan talking about the "myths" of residential school trauma were "knowingly turning their backs on the facts," according to a University of Regina professor.
As the lights flickered on in neighbourhoods across Ottawa over the weekend, praise flooded in for the hydro crews who have worked tirelessly since Friday's devastating storm to restore power.
Newly released figures show Canadian officials have removed only a handful of the hundreds of irregular migrants who arrived in Canada while they were already facing deportation orders from the United States.
Dellen Millard will learn his final fate in court Monday, as a judge renders her decision in his trial for first-degree murder in the death of his father, Wayne.
Republicans are mounting a combative, co-ordinated drive to salvage Brett Kavanaugh's U.S. Supreme Court nomination as they fight to keep a second woman's allegation of long-ago sexual misconduct from derailing his confirmation.
All levels of government are joining forces to help with restoration efforts today, two days after a pair of tornadoes ravaged Ottawa and the Gatineau, Que., area, leaving tens of thousands without power.
Washington's warning to Canada to not miss the next deadline in the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement is starting to sound like a boy crying wolf. Several deadlines have been blown already, yet the talks continue.…
Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were both in high school, has agreed to testify before a Senate panel next week. Details of her appearance have not…
A U.S. law firm is seeking to launch a class-action lawsuit on behalf of fans who purchased inflated resale tickets through Ticketmaster, on the heels of a CBC News/Toronto Star investigation.
About 100,000 Hydro Ottawa customers alone remain without power and residents in Dunrobin, Ont., and Gatineau, Que., are surveying the damage to homes, trees and hydro lines after twisters ripped through the area on Friday.
The Liberal government is poised to pass new firearms legislation — changes to the country's firearms regime that Ottawa says are "modest" but necessary reforms to help tamp down on the frequency of violent gun crime. Here's what is in…
Two people remained in critical condition in hospital and tens of thousands were still without power Saturday, a day after a tornado ripped through parts of the Ottawa and Gatineau, Que., area.
Where on Earth could you fit three million wind turbines? What about the Sahara Desert? A computer model in a recent large-scale climate modelling experiment simulated a Sahara with an astounding three million wind turbines and solar…
You've probably got the call: An automated message threatens you with arrest over unpaid taxes owed to Canada Revenue Agency. They may demand as little as $700 — though some have handed over more than $100,000.
Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, unsealed search warrants show that Faisal Hussain stood over a woman and shot her four times during a rampage that ended with the 29-year-old shooting himself in the head.
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Canada’s military is reopening investigations into nearly two dozen cases of sexual assault after reviewing 179 old cases that previously had been deemed unfounded.