A German military officer used an unsecured phone line at a Singapore hotel to join a conference call that was hacked by Russians and leaked to the public, Germany's defense minister said Tuesday.
A St. John’s mother of three is facing major brain surgery — which she believes could have been avoided if she had been able to get an MRI when her symptoms first developed almost two years ago.
Kara Ro grew up in Sudbury, Ont., and played an array of sports. After moving to Windsor, Ont., she found her love for boxing, going undefeated in 18 pro fights. Next year in Las Vegas, Ro will join only a handful of other Canadians who've been inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame.
Alberta RCMP say the actions of a man accused of firing shots and throwing Molotov cocktails inside Edmonton city hall earlier this year are believed to be "politically motivated."
RCMP are expected to share more information Tuesday about the investigation that led to terrorism charges being laid against the man accused of firing shots and throwing Molotov cocktails inside Edmonton city hall earlier this year. A news conference will be held at 1 p.m. MT.
Saskatchewan grain farmer Lesley Kelly is thrilled about the latest snowfall in Saskatchewan bringing some much-needed moisture to her farm's soil, because she was worried about another crop season impacted by droughts.
A Chilean court has ordered a re-examination of the 1973 death of Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda, in part due to the work of McMaster University researchers in Hamilton who determined botulism-causing bacteria were in his blood.
Reports suggest Russia could be developing anti-satellite nuclear weapons to be used in space. Andrew Chang explores two theories for this technology and what could be plans to disrupt and destroy crucial western satellite systems.
Rebel News and one of its media personalities, David Menzies, are taking the RCMP to court, accusing the federal police force of engaging "in a pattern of intimidation and exclusion."
Meta Platforms-owned Facebook and Instagram were down for hundreds of thousands of users across the globe on Tuesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
Confusion about the health of the Princess of Wales continued to swirl Tuesday as British officials announced Catherine will attend a Trooping the Colour ceremony in June — her first official event since undergoing abdominal surgery — but apparently without confirming with Kensington Palace.
In a news release sent Tuesday, organizers said they plan to “maintain JPR’s operations, albeit in a scaled-down format” as they restructure the event.
A state funeral for former prime minister Brian Mulroney will be held on Saturday, March 23 in Montreal, the Prime Minister's Office announced Tuesday.
The rape of a travel blogger by multiple men has triggered a nationwide outcry over one of India's rampant problems: a decades-long struggle to curb rising sexual violence against women.
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) from Oxford County are at the scene of a crash involving a school bus south of Woodstock, Ont.
Dallas Seavey informed the officials with the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race early Monday morning that he was forced to shoot a moose with a handgun in self-defence, after it injured his dog.
The social media team at the Canada Revenue Agency has learned firsthand what it can be like to jump through red tape when a couple of its accounts were blocked several times in recent years for various reasons, including a decision by Twitter that the CRA was underage.
Former senior executives of Twitter are suing Elon Musk and X Corp., saying they are entitled to a total of more than $128 million US in unpaid severance payments.
Built with a $53-million low-interest loan from the province to help middle-income families achieve the dream of home ownership, Victoria's 135-unit Vivid condominium building was supposed to be a new model for affordable housing. But court documents obtained by CBC show a very different side to the story.
A YouTuber from the U.S. who can speak around 50 languages and has over six million followers on YouTube came to Northern Saskatchewan to learn the Cree language, promote it, and experience the culture of the Cree people.
Teachers across Saskatchewan are withdrawing from all extracurricular activities Tuesday morning for at least 48 hours.
A family from northern Saskatchewan celebrated Leap Year Day like virtually no one else — by having quadruplets. The four babies share the rare birthday of Feb. 29
The owner of a trailer dealership in Strathroy, Ont., says a recent spike in the number of Ontario trailers registered as "homemade" is suspicious given the rise in trailer thefts and the fact that homemade trailers can be registered without an inspection or vehicle identification number.
When Brian Mulroney was given the title of Canada's "greenest prime minister" in 2006 — awarded by an expert panel convened by Corporate Knights magazine — it might have seemed like faint praise.
A Cree survivor of the federal Indian day school system is asking Canada's top court to intervene in a multibillion-dollar settlement agreement amid allegations survivors have been shortchanged and retraumatized by the compensation process, CBC News has learned.