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The CEO of the Assembly of First Nations is resigning, according to an email seen by CBC News, another blow to the national organization that has been hounded by allegations of a toxic workplace.

The CEO of the Assembly of First Nations is resigning, according to an email seen by CBC News, another blow to the national organization that has been hounded by allegations of a toxic workplace.

The world's largest indoor triple-loop roller-coaster thrilled thousands of riders, but its reputation was tarnished by a 1986 accident that killed three people and critically injured another.

The world's largest indoor triple-loop roller-coaster thrilled thousands of riders, but its reputation was tarnished by a 1986 accident that killed three people and critically injured another.

When N.W.T. right winger Bradley Bartlett arrived in Wood Buffalo for the Arctic Winter Games, he discovered something was missing. 

Makiya Noonan was 13 months old when she underwent surgery for cochlear implants — at the time, according to her family, she was the youngest person in Canada to get both implants done in one surgery. Now 16 years old, the P.E.I. curler is gearing up to compete in the Canada Games.

More parents will soon be eligible for subsidized daycare spaces in Alberta, as the provincial and federal governments have agreed to a key component in the next phase of their funding agreement.

Thousands more parents will soon be eligible for subsidized daycare spaces in Alberta, as the provincial and federal governments have agreed to a key component in the next phase of their funding agreement.

Dr. Samir Sinha says Canada Post mail carriers could help older people live safely and securely in their own homes by adding an elder care check-in to their delivery routes.

Commissioner Karliin Aariak told a federal committee Monday that her office continues to receive complaints from Nunavummiut who haven't been able to access federal government services in the territory in their primary language.

Alberta's advanced education minister says new steps to 'strengthen free speech' on post-secondary campuses will be announced in the near future.

Alberta's advanced education minister says new steps to 'strengthen free speech' on post-secondary campuses will be announced in the near future.

The federal government is advancing a motion to ban cosmetic testing on animals. For some animal rights activists, it's a long-awaited but hopeful move in the right direction.

The Weeknd topped the Junos’ nominations list today, just ahead of Avril Lavigne and Tate McRae, who have five each.

It's Day 3 of the Arctic Winter Games, which features young athletes from the Canadian territories, Nunavik-Quebec and Alberta North, as well as others from Alaska, Greenland and Indigenous Sapmi people of Norway, Sweden and Finland.

Two men charged in the 2018 assault of a Mississauga father of two beaten within an inch of his life have been found guilty of aggravated assault but not guilty of attempted murder.

Peguis First Nation will become the first Indigenous group in Manitoba to officially take control of child welfare under federal legislation that came into effect three years ago.

Prosecutors are scheduled to file involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the fatal shooting of a cinematographer by actor Alec Baldwin during a rehearsal on the set of a western movie in 2021.

Actor Alec Baldwin and a weapons specialist have been formally charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on a New Mexico movie set, according to court documents filed by prosecutors Tuesday.

The Canadian economy grew by 0.1 per cent in November as higher interest rates began to slow spending toward the end of the year.

Six Adelie chicks, born after an egg exchange with San Diego's Sea World to ensure genetic diversity, feel at home in Guadalajara's zoo, one of the few on the continent that takes care of this Antarctic species. Out of 12 eggs, half have hatched.

A grand jury is hearing evidence in New York over former president Donald Trump's role in hush-money payments to adult film performer Stormy Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

A grand jury is hearing evidence in New York over former president Donald Trump's role in hush-money payments to adult film performer Stormy Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Amid the news of cuts and changes at one of the largest media corporations in Canada, Saskatchewan journalists say there's still hope for print publications.

A B.C. woman who lost $69,000 to a fraudster has won the right to sue the Canadian branch of the Bank of China after she appealed the ruling denying her claim.

Nova Scotia RCMP says it is experiencing 911 line technical difficulties across the province. 

Nova Scotia RCMP says it is experiencing 911 line technical difficulties across the province. 

A court ruling that blocks the eviction of a Kitchener, Ont., encampment could affect municipalities across Canada that are contending with tent cities of their own, legal experts say.

A 10-year-old girl died in a house fire in the remote northern Ontario community of Peawanuck, which does not have access to fire services or basic firefighting equipment. 

A 10-year-old girl died in a house fire in the remote northern Ontario community of Peawanuck, which does not have access to fire services or basic firefighting equipment. 

A charitable organization founded by the late Jean Vanier issued a report Monday saying the Canadian sexually abused at least 25 women during his decades with the group.

The Thunder Bay Autosport Club is enjoying its first regular ice racing season open to spectators since the COVID-19 pandemic. CBC News attended the races on Sunday to find out what drives people to the ice track on Mission Bay in Fort William First Nation.

The Thunder Bay Autosport Club is enjoying its first regular ice racing season open to spectators since the COVID-19 pandemic. CBC News attended the races on Sunday to find out what drives people to the ice track on Mission Bay in Fort William First Nation.

When a physician can't get a family doctor, you know there's a problem.

Pamela Anderson is finally telling her story on her own terms in the highly anticipated documentary Pamela: A Love Story, which is being released Tuesday on Netflix. The film gives viewers an unblemished account of Anderson's life — from early childhood to Playboy model and Hollywood vixen.

Windsor is a future home for electric vehicle and battery production, but data shows Windsorites can't afford to buy them.

An increasing chorus within national sports organizations say they have neither the structure nor the resources to effectively implement safe sport systems within Canada's amateur sports system.

Promised new national standards for long-term care homes in Canada have now been published — part of Ottawa's attempt to avoid a repeat of the alarming death tolls in long-term care homes that marked the early phase of the pandemic.

Promised new national standards for long-term care homes in Canada have now been published — part of Ottawa's attempt to avoid a repeat of the alarming death tolls in long-term care homes that marked the early phase of the pandemic.

Long-promised new national standards for long-term care homes in Canada will be published later this morning — part of Ottawa's attempt to avoid a repeat of the alarming death tolls in long-term care homes that marked the early phase of the pandemic.

Promised new national standards for long-term care homes in Canada have now been published — part of Ottawa's attempt to avoid a repeat of the alarming death tolls in long-term care homes that marked the early phase of the pandemic.

Three more former players with the Lakehead University women's basketball team in Thunder Bay, Ont., have come forward with allegations of maltreatment against its former coach, in what the school’s incoming president calls an issue of “great concern.” 

From pandemic-related travel restrictions to extreme weather events, Canada's travel industry has navigated an unprecedented amount of uncertainty in recent years. And now, just as demand for travel has returned to its 2019 level, airlines are buckling under the strain of their next patch of turbulence: a lack of qualified pilots.

Sixteen days before he died, a Hamilton man was in hospital when he signed a handwritten will that gives a local church his condo. Now, the church is in a court battle against his common-law partner, who argues the will was obtained under "suspicious circumstances."

More than six years and 10,000 deaths since the declaration of a public health emergency over the tainted illicit drug supply, B.C. remains a land of pilot projects and what many describe as "half measures."

An increasing chorus within national sports organizations say they have neither the structure nor the resources to effectively implement safe sport systems within Canada's amateur sports system.

Many parents with kids in sports programs might be under the impression safe sport in Canada is a well-funded, well-organized effort. But a CBC investigation reveals the opposite, with a growing number of officials saying the system is unable to properly protect children.

From pandemic-related travel restrictions to extreme weather events, Canada's travel industry has navigated an unprecedented amount of uncertainty in recent years. And now, just as demand for travel has returned to its 2019 level, airlines are buckling under the strain of their next patch of turbulence: a lack of qualified pilots.

It’s the end of an era as the West Edmonton Mall’s Mindbender rollercoaster is officially closed for good.

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