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An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been shot and transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries, police say.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been shot and transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries, police say.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been shot and transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries, police say.

An Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer has died after he was shot in Haldimand County responding to a call, police say.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer has died after he was shot in Haldimand County responding to a call, police say.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been shot and transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries, police say.

The weather may be clearing, but hundreds of Canadian travellers are still unable to reach their destination or return home, while many others are still waiting for refunds — or even answers.

Canadians who were caught violating federal COVID-19 quarantine rules racked up at least $15 million in fines this year, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada, but it's not clear how much of that will actually be paid.

While out at Point Pelee National Park, photographer Donny Moore spotted some fowl in the foul weather. He helped get them out of the ice and back in the water.

Hundreds of Sunwing's Canadian travellers continue to be stuck out of country. Sunwing says it has completed two recovery flights so far this week, with another eight scheduled to depart by Dec. 30.

For Canada's energy industry, 2022 was the year that finally snapped a decade of weak commodity prices and brought prosperity back to the sector. But most of these profits went to paying down debt and rewarding shareholders, not into major construction or infrastructure projects, analysts say.

A tally compiled by The Canadian Press has found police shot 87 people in Canada between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30 — 46 fatally. It was based on available information from police, independent investigative units and reporting from The Canadian Press.

Five trail cameras set up along an inactive logging road outside of Courtenay, B.C., for a year shows the biodiversity of even the smallest green spaces in the province according to the creators of a series by the Hakai Institute, a research and conservation organization.

From a festival honouring man's best friend to a chimpanzee cuddling her newborn for the first time, these are moments from some of the most popular animal videos of 2022 at CBC News.

The co-leader of a plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

In a groundswell of advocacy, athletes in bobsleigh and skeleton, boxing, gymnastics, rowing, soccer and figure skating among others waged wars this year against leaders in their sports, levelling allegations of toxicity and abuse.

Jean Paré, a farm girl from a small village in rural Alberta, and who gained worldwide fame for her Company's Coming cookbook series, has died.

Utilities in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick say thefts of copper wire are up this year. An expert who has studied the problem says the culprits are driven by high prices for the semi-precious metal and he doesn't see that changing any time soon.

Emergency rooms at 13 hospitals in rural B.C. were closed for the equivalent of around four months in 2022, according to data analyzed by CBC News. Mayors say the problem will likely continue if the province does not significantly invest in health care and prioritize rural residents.

Thousands of Canadians remain without electricity and face travel headaches Tuesday, days after fierce winter storms struck right before Christmas.

Thousands of Canadians were still without electricity or facing travel headaches on Tuesday, days after fierce winter storms struck right before Christmas, while the U.S. deals with the fallout from the fierce weather that's claimed dozens of lives.

Thousands of Canadians were still without electricity or facing travel headaches on Tuesday, days after fierce winter storms struck right before Christmas, while the U.S. deals with the fallout from the fierce weather that's claimed dozens of lives.

Chinese people, cut off from the rest of the world for three years by COVID-19 curbs, flocked to travel sites on Tuesday ahead of borders reopening, even as rising infections strained the health system and roiled the economy.

In a year-end interview with CBC News, Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley says her party plans to campaign differently against the United Conservatives in next May's provincial election and make it about policy and not the UCP leader like they did against Jason Kenney in 2019. 

Sandy Soufivand says Enterprise Rent-A-Car is billing him more than $8,000 to cover the cost of a new transmission and damage to the car’s undercarriage.

Michelle Hughes was diagnosed with a rare sarcoma cancer about a year ago. Since then, she's finding hope and figuring out how to manage the unpredictable cancer that doctors still don't know a lot about.

Housing costs continue to climb in Nova Scotia and some say encouraging smaller homes is part of the solution.

In a large greenhouse not far from Lunenburg, N.S., hundreds of unusual plants of all shapes and sizes are getting used to their new life in Nova Scotia.

Strolling along the shore on Ault Island, Cliff Steinburg points to the end of his dock. He says this summer there was less than a foot of water there, making it impossible to launch a boat. While the river has since stabilized, Steinburg worries what next year will bring to a region known for its fishing, beaches, and boating.

The Omicron variant was last year's unpleasant holiday surprise to scientists studying COVID-19. More than a year later, a loosely knit group of "disease detectives" across Canada continues to keep watch for key mutations.

An aggressive public health response and immediate buy-in from men who have sex with men — the group most affected by the outbreak — has helped contain mpox in Canada, public health doctors say.

Leaders from an Oji-Cree First Nation in Treaty 9 in Ontario say they want the Canadian government to take action to properly compensate all their community members enduring a long-term boil-water advisory, after learning most of them won't be eligible for a class action settlement.

Chef Troy was cooking for high-profile clients in 2017 when a sudden diagnosis for a rare neurological condition sent him to the hospital. Doctors said he couldn't live alone or cook again, but during the pandemic he decided to prove them wrong.

After an extraordinary level of attention has been focused on energy prices over the last 12 months, the spotlight will likely continue during the year ahead.

Seven patients are still in hospital following the Christmas Eve bus accident that killed four. Ebus, the Alberta-based bus operator involved in the crash, is expected to resume operations on Dec. 27.

Seven patients are still in hospital following the Christmas Eve bus accident that killed four. Ebus, the Alberta-based bus operator involved in the crash, is expected to resume operations on Dec. 27.

Jaroslav Chemeler and Matous Mensik scored 33 seconds apart during a five-minute power play as Czech Republic stunned Canada 5-2 in the opener for both countries at the world junior men's hockey championship Monday.

Dec. 26, 2022 | The world juniors hockey championship begins in the shadow of the Hockey Canada scandal. Plus, Ukraine aims for a peace summit.