Canada's Brad Gushue beats Marc Muskatewitz of Germany 8-5 at the World Men's Curling Championship. The Canadian team improves to 2-0 after defeating the Czech Republic earlier in the day.
Approximately 70 Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members were deployed to Jamaica on Friday to train military personnel from several Caribbean countries who are bound for Haiti as part of a multinational security force led by Kenya and backed by the United Nations.
Police are investigating whether a series of recent fires at convenience stores in north Winnipeg neighbourhoods were set deliberately.
The blaze comes 10 days after Fruits de mer de l'Est du Québec shut its doors for good. Parti Québécois MNA Pascal Bérubé is decrying the local fishing industry 'dying out.'
What began as a race to pick a new leader for Alberta's Opposition NDP has triggered a broader existential debate over why being provincially orange must automatically tie you to the federal brand, as members of a provincial NDP are automatically members of the federal party.
Significant flooding caused by heavy rain has hit Newfoundland’s west coast. Drone footage captured by Darren Sacrey shows high water levels and cleanup at a brook in Stephenville.
A three-ship convoy left a port in Cyprus on Saturday with 400 tons of food and other supplies for Gaza as concerns about hunger in the territory soar.
Services at the recovery support centre at Yarmouth Regional Hospital are being temporarily relocated in order to open five inpatient mental health beds, according to a news release.
Uganda's Jacob Kiplimo and Kenya's Beatrice Chebet won the senior men's and women's titles at the World Athletics Cross-Country Championships on Saturday in Belgrade, Serbia.
Imagine drinking wine, whiskey or beer without getting a hangover ... Vancouver-based businesses Mocktails and The Drive Canteen offer a variety of non-alcoholic drinks to meet a growing demand.
Ontario is boosting its funding for autism services by $120 million, the government announced in its recent budget, and while advocates say the new money is welcome, thousands of children will still be unable to access therapy.
Three people have died after a two-vehicle collision in Milton early Saturday morning near Sixth Line and Derry Road, Halton Regional Police say.
Half of Cape St. George is now cut off, and other roads are impassible following a series of washouts.
Manitoba failed to welcome thousands of potential newcomers last year, but the federal government is giving the province another chance to approve the same number of skilled immigrants through the provincial nominee program.
A Sudbury, Ont. coffee shop that has been roasting coffee for 20 years has new owners.
Wines, whiskey and even beers are available ... without the buzz. Vancouver-based store Mocktails and sober snack bar The Drive Canteen are among the businesses meeting the growing demand for non-alcoholic drinks.
More than a dozen youth were doing their part to save endangered turtles by crafting nest protectors in Cambridge during a recent workshop.
Charges for beer, wine, liquor and coolers are all set to jump on April 1, and although some of that involves an increase in federal excise taxes, most of the change comes from price increases being imposed by the province.
Frederick Mwenengabo, who lives in Fredericton, was kidnapped in the city of Goma in the central African country on Dec. 16, 2023, according to his sons. He has been in captivity ever since.
An Upper Tantallon resident who lives near the spot where last year's wildfire began says it's "absolutely shameful" his community will likely go through another fire season without a new emergency exit.
Tinnitus can sound like a ringing in your ears or a whooshing in your head — and can be constant and disruptive for the people who live with it. But some scientists are trying to treat the problem, including a way to retrain the brain to silence the ringing.
Cowabunga won the best slice of cheese pizza at the International Pizza Challenge in Las Vegas last week — a prestigious prize for 'passionate pizzamakers,' co-owner Andy Huynh tells CBC's Metro Morning. But lost luggage almost sabotaged the business's big win, he explains.
Herman 'Jackrabbit' Smith-Johannsen popularized cross-country skiing in Canada, and was a colourful character well into old age. For CBC Creator Network, John Batt spends some time in Quebec's Laurentians region to find out who this man was.
Yahya Hamad lost his entire family in an Israeli strike that left him badly injured. Now, he's managed to leave Gaza for medical treatment. His family is looking at ways of getting him to Canada.
Presumptive Republican nominee for U.S. president Donald Trump called for 'law and order' while attending the wake of a slain police officer on Thursday, even as he faces his own criminal trials and a judge this week citing his history of "incendiary" remarks that have threatened the safety of public officials.