Like just about everyone else on this planet, I’ve been having a hard time lately. The world’s on fire, and denial and cruelty seem to be the law of the land. I’m tired and angry and heartbroken. It’s been more and more challenging to imagine a future or find pockets of joy, but I know […]
The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat sent a mass email and didn't 'BCC' the hundreds of public servants claiming damages for Phoenix pay issues — something a former privacy commissioner calls disappointing and disturbing.
Doug Williamson's resourcefulness after a devastating tornado in Uxbridge, Ont., was a game changer. His quick thinking has prompted the town to consider adding Elon Musk's Starlink system to its emergency response arsenal. But experts are advising caution.
Under the new law some people will still be able to receive government services in a language other than French. But it's still a mystery as to how government employees will determine who's eligible.
Many scientists weren’t shocked by the recent emergence of monkeypox in countries around the world. Some also warn this won’t be the last time this virus spreads beyond its typical territory in Africa.
Seven months ago, Richard Subgut fell from his wheelchair in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, and broke his spine. He’s been in a hospital bed ever since. "I hope and pray that he'll be able to move again," says his sister.
As Queen Elizabeth celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is trying to capitalize on the nostalgia in the air. His government is bringing back a traditional crown stamp on pint glasses and moving to allow shop owners to again sell produce by the pound. Both are being framed as benefits of the U.K.'s exit from the European Union.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has adopted 72 secret orders-in-council — hidden from Parliament and Canadians — since coming to office, CBC News has learned.
Neither the threat of voter outrage nor the responsibilities of power seem to be doing much to discourage politicians from embracing the notwithstanding clause.
The crushing costs of buying a home in Ontario. That's the top issue for voters ahead of the June 2 election, based on input from the CBC News audience and backed up by thousands more who filled out Vote Compass.
The key equity barometers extended losses and hit fresh intraday low in afternoon trade. At 13:28 IST, the barometer index, S&P BSE Sensex was down 177.04 points or 0.32% to 55,389.37. The Nifty 50 index fell 56 points or 0.34% to 16,528.55.
Volvo will use Epic's Unreal Engine to create "photorealistic" graphics in its electric cars The Verge
Volvo will be the latest automaker to tap into the graphical prowess of Epic Games’ Unreal Engine. The Swedish automaker said it will partner with the Fortnite creator to bring “photorealistic visualization” into its next generation of electric vehicles.
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Shirshov and Nickelback will meet in Thursday’s NSW feature meeting.
Everything you need to find a winner or two in the feature NSW meeting on the Central Coast.
This month's Nations League games will not be shown on Sky Sports, while the competition, which had breathed new life into European international football has been heavily criticised by Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne and Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp amongst others
A poll of 1,000 SME bosses found two thirds of those who have been running their business since before the pandemic admit the last two years have been the most challenging since they started their venture
A poll of 1,000 unpaid carers, more than half of whom care for parents over 65, found the most common things people are doing to support are shopping, cooking and cleaning
The study of 2,000 property owners found almost half don’t think their home will ever be ‘finished’ – with some of the bigger tasks still in progress ranging from loft conversions to half-done home offices
From a veteran cop who claims she was shamed into quitting the job of her dreams to a woman axed after just two weeks – here are the women who suffered job losses after joining OnlyFans
A study of 2,000 carnivores found 18 per cent would have no idea what to serve a non-meat eater and one in four would feel unprepared