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Justice Paul Rouleau says the Canada Border Services Agency made a bad situation worse when it mishandled the announcement of a vaccine mandate for truckers early last year, amid rampant anger and false information around the pandemic.

Any hopes of finding the "suspected balloon" shot down over Yukon last week have been deflated, after the search for debris was called off.

From his coverage of local politics, to celebrities and major Nova Scotia events, Jim Nunn's career spanned three decades at the CBC. He died in hospital from cancer Sunday night in Antigonish, N.S.

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation says there are many problems with a $2 million contract Ottawa signed with an international group to give advice on unmarked graves.

Jully Black is drawing attention for a subtle change she made to the lyrics of O Canada at Sunday's NBA All-Star Game.

Jully Black is drawing attention for a subtle change she made to the lyrics of O Canada at Sunday's NBA All-Star game.

There are reports of more collapsed buildings Turkey and Syria after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck Turkey's Hatay province, which was devastated by a massive tremor two week ago.

Another powerful earthquake has struck Turkey's Hatay province, which was devastated by a massive tremor two week ago.

A new 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Monday struck parts of Turkey and Syria that were laid waste two weeks ago by a massive quake that killed around 45,000 people.

A new 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Monday struck parts of Turkey and Syria that were damaged two weeks ago by a massive quake that killed around 45,000 people.

Doctors living and working within the four Atlantic provinces will soon be able to work within the region without additional licensing — thanks to a new Atlantic Physicians Registry.

Premier François Legault says "Quebec has taken on a disproportionate share of asylum seekers" and the province's resources are strained beyond its limits.

Three years ago, Daniel and Sarah Schutt were living on the streets of Hamilton, trying to overcome drug addiction. Now, they've got a roof over their heads and have reunited with their kids. Here's how they did it.

Amid ongoing criticism over his comments about Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, Don Lemon was absent Monday from "CNN This Morning."

Meta Platforms on Sunday announced that it is testing a monthly subscription service, called Meta Verified, which will let users verify their accounts using a government ID and get a blue badge, as it looks to help content creators grow and build communities.

Community celebrations will take place later today as a totem pole that's been housed in the Royal B.C. Museum in Victoria is once again raised on Nuxalk territory.

Netflix Canada is increasing costs for password-sharing, and some people will opt to end their shared streaming service relationships.

Heavy rains in coastal areas of Brazil's southeast have caused flooding and landslides that killed 36 people and displaced hundreds of others, according to a statement from Sao Paulo state authorities on Sunday.

Justice experts say wrongful conviction review commission, as outlined in proposed legislation, could benefit groups of people overrepresented in the justice system, but it's not there yet.

The volunteer jacket from the 1991 Canada Games on P.E.I. is so iconic that there is a Facebook group dedicated to sightings of people wearing it.

Missiles and mortars kill and maim people, but Russia’s year-long war in Ukraine is also poisoning the air, ground and sea, says Ukraine’s minister of environmental protection, who is building a case that Russia should pay for its ecological "crimes."

Back in mid-November, speculation ran rampant whether the lights would soon be turned off at the offices of Elon Musk's $44-billion acquisition. Months later, however, Twitter has so far defied those who were eulogizing the company, chugging along but still facing significant challenges.

A non-governmental organization recently reported that 5.3 million Ukrainians are displaced within their own country because of the war.

Nurses already in Canada who completed their training abroad but are finding it difficult to become accredited here worry that their skills and abilities are being wasted and question why provincial health officials are going on recruitment trips overseas.

CBC journalist Harry Forestell applied his journalistic expertise to learn more about the highly specialized treatment he received to treat Parkinson's disease.

After hearing from several Montreal parents having problems with Quebec's youth protection authorities, a Haitian community group stepped in to help.

Hobbies are universal. We’re all into something. But for those with disabilities, hobbies can be both a pressure valve and a lifeline to community. Hobbilities is a new CBC radio special that speaks to people using their hobbies to affect change.

Manitoba filmmaker Randy Frykas sets out to document "Outdoor Hockey Life" in a new YouTube documentary series.

I have to consider the real possibility that my life may end via MAID. So, when disability activists claim that MAID is a state-sponsored attempt at eugenics, I become concerned, writes Peter Thurley.

Plant-based seafood, which has been slower to come to market than other meat alternatives, is starting to arrive at retailers and restaurants. But as sales of plant-based meat slip, Canadian startups are hoping the public's concern for health and the environment will catch on.

Canada, rebounding from a flat performance in a loss to the United States, defeated Brazil 2-0 Sunday at the SheBelieves Cup in Nashville.

For more than two decades and across 10 series, Belzer played the wise-cracking, acerbic homicide detective prone to conspiracy theories. Belzer first played Munch on a 1993 episode of Homicide: Life on the Street and last played him in 2016 on Law & Order: SVU.

Calgarians gathered Sunday to mark one year since the death of Latjor Tuel, who was shot and killed by police. 

North Korea fired two ballistic missiles off its east coast, South Korea's military said on Monday, as the powerful sister of leader Kim Jong-un warned of turning the Pacific into a "firing range," heightening tensions in the region.

The launch comes just two days after North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into the sea off Japan's west coast, in what it called a "sudden launching drill."