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The invasion of Ukraine has jeopardized scientific research in Russia’s Arctic territory.

A Toronto Blue Jays fan has won a life-changing grand prize jackpot — the problem is no one yet has come forward to claim it.

The theme of service and efforts to try to be more inclusive appear to be focal points for the coronation of King Charles on Saturday, but much of the ceremony will remain largely rooted within its long history and traditions.

The Fish, Food & Allied Workers union has reached a tentative deal that could see snow crab harvesters back on the water in short order. 

David Vaglio turns old household items into musical instruments.

A Toronto police officer who was charged with sexual assault and breach of trust Friday by Ontario's police watchdog had previously been charged with misconduct by the police tribunal for alleged "unwanted and inappropriate sexual relations" with a person who reported a domestic assault.

Toronto forward Matthew Knies has been ruled out of the Maple Leafs' next two playoff games with a concussion and is unlikely to return during their second-round series, head coach Sheldon Keefe said Friday.

The conventional wisdom in politics is that you should avoid repeating the charge made against you. Justin Trudeau has now broken that rule on multiple occasions — twice during his remarks to the Liberal convention in Ottawa on Thursday night.

On Red Dress Day, Indigenous women, families and advocates are calling for swift action in introducing a public alert system to spotlight the ongoing violence against Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people.

Canadian troops deployed to assist in the evacuation of citizens from war-torn Sudan will be soon be coming home, and the naval ships set aside for a possible seaborne evacuation will also be resuming their regular operations, the federal government said Friday.

Saadiyeh Aria works at Toronto's Pearson Airport, watching day after day as people are reunited with loved ones — but when it comes to the two people she most wants to see walking through the arrival doors, there's no hope in sight.

Wildfires have prompted residents from the Moosomin First Nation, Saulteaux First Nation, Clearwater River Dene Nation and La Loche to leave their homes. The Saulteaux has since been contained.

Thousands of television and movie writers are picketing in Los Angeles and New York this week, demanding better pay, higher streaming residuals, job security and restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence or AI on creative projects.

Thousands of television and movie writers are picketing in Los Angeles and New York this week, demanding better pay, higher streaming residuals, job security and restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence or AI on creative projects.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he shared the "best information" he had when he told Canadians a report about a Chinese government plot to target MPs was never shared outside of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, despite information to the contrary. 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he shared the "best information" he had when he told Canadians a report about a Chinese government plot to target MPs was never shared outside of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, despite information to the contrary.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he shared the "best information" he had when he told Canadians a report about a Chinese government plot to target MPs was never shared outside of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, despite information to the contrary.

Churchill Downs suspended trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. indefinitely and Lord Miles, who is trained by Joseph, was scratched from the Kentucky Derby on Thursday, days after the sudden death of two of Joseph's horses at the track.

The fate of more than a billion dollars' worth of unsold Yeezy shoes is weighing on Adidas as it tries to engineer a turnaround from the loss of the lucrative sneaker line and the continued fallout over its former ties to Ye.

The World Health Organization said Friday that COVID-19 no longer qualifies as a global emergency, marking a symbolic end to the devastating coronavirus pandemic that triggered once-unthinkable lockdowns, upended economies worldwide and killed at least seven million people worldwide.

Canada's economy added 41,000 new jobs in April, mostly part-time work in Ontario.

The Ontario Hockey League announced Thursday that two players on the Niagara IceDogs, including team captain Landon Cato, have been kicked out of the league and the team's general manager has been suspended two years for violating league policies.

The Ontario Hockey League announced Thursday that two players on the Niagara IceDogs, including team captain Landon Cato, have been kicked out of the league and the team's general manager has been suspended two years for violating league policies.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of Russia's Wagner Group mercenary force, said in a sudden and dramatic announcement on Friday that his forces would pull out of the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut that they have been trying in vain to capture since last summer.

If you're in Alberta, you've likely heard ads lately telling you UCP Leader Danielle Smith will make you rack up credit card debt to see a doctor or that NDP Leader Rachel Notley wants to tax you into oblivion. You may sneer when you hear an attack advertisement, but research shows they work.

P.E.I. is leading the country in food insecurity, and more than one-third of Island children live in homes without a stable source of healthy food, according to numbers released by Statistics Canada.

Lac La Croix First Nation has reached a settlement with the provincial and Canadian governments after having first submitted its claim in 2002. Here's what that means for the semi-remote community in northwestern Ontario.

An influx of unauthorized elver harvesters prompted Nova Scotia Power to shut down one of its hydro dams last month, and the facility remains on reduced hours because of ongoing illegal fishing at the site.

An influx of unauthorized elver harvesters prompted Nova Scotia Power to shut down one of its hydro dams last month, and the facility remains on reduced hours because of ongoing illegal fishing at the site.

After initially telling former language and cultural advisers who worked alongside the Canadian military during the Afghan war that they do not qualify for post-traumatic stress benefits, the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) agreed Thursday to take a second look at the cases of at least half a dozen men.

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the ecological cost of disposable vapes and hear from a farmer who grows strawberries in a vertical farm.

When an ice storm knocked out power in her apartment, Vaidehee Lanke thought she had a difficult week ahead. But the generosity of a new friend made it a fun adventure instead.

Jonathan Allenger, who lives with multiple sclerosis, will begin an epic cycling journey across Canada this Sunday, May 7, in an effort to raise $1M for MS Canada. He is hoping to break barriers and show Canadians living with MS that they can still dream big.

A police complaint filed in India alleges that the families who drowned on the St. Lawrence in March were pressured by human smugglers to board a boat in a storm to cross into the U.S. The charges in India are the first related to the St. Lawrence River deaths and appear to target the alleged brokers who arranged the fatal trip.

May 5 is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit people. There are events taking place across the country but for some, the red dress is a painful trigger.

The Klondike Visitors Association in Dawson City, Yukon, is proposing to build a "tent city" consisting of 20 wall tents, washrooms, showers and a cook shack for seasonal workers this summer.

King Charles's coronation comes amid complex conversations about the role of the Crown in the world today and the ongoing legacy of British colonialism. Educators are among those initiating these talks with students, and several told CBC News why it's important to broach this weekend's event in Canadian classrooms.

King Charles will have a new title in Canada after the government dropped a centuries-old accolade — “defender of the faith” — as part of a push to redefine the head of state's role.

As King Charles's coronation nears, some people in India feel indifferent about seeing a new King crowned, half a world away. For others, India's colonial past — and the controversy around the infamous Koh-i-Noor diamond — is hard to forget.

Throughout Liverpool, flags and banners are promoting a major celebration that will draw in millions of international viewers — but it's not the coronation of King Charles III. Instead, the city, with its anti-monarchist bent, will be hosting the popular Eurovision Song Contest, with singers from 37 countries.

With nearly every other MCU release reading like a holding pattern, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is the first sign in a while that Marvel might actually have some genuine enjoyment left in the tank.

King Charles III took to the throne following Queen Elizabeth’s death last September. If he’s already King, why is there a need for a coronation — and just how much is it going to cost?

After initially telling former language and cultural advisers who worked alongside the Canadian military during the Afghan war that they do not qualify for post-traumatic stress benefits, the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) agreed Thursday to take a second look at the cases of at least half a dozen men.

There is a lack of credible research on injuries specific to female athletes, writes CBC Sports Senior Contributor Shireen Ahmed.

The deaths of two firefighters near Baie-Saint-Paul, Que., earlier this week have raised concerns about the lack of water rescue training for some firefighters.

A police complaint filed in India alleges that the families who drowned on the St. Lawrence in March were pressured by human smugglers to board a boat in a storm to cross into the U.S. The charges in India are the first related to the St. Lawrence River deaths and appear to target the alleged brokers who arranged the fatal trip.

Heavy rainfall is expected in parts of British Columbia Friday as flooding and mudslides have prompted evacuation orders and highway closures in the province's southern Interior.

Heavy rainfall is expected in parts of British Columbia Friday as flooding and mudslides have prompted evacuation orders and highway closures in the province's southern Interior.

High temperatures and winds are fuelling a wildfire in northern Saskatchewan, forcing the evacuation of two communities during the first week of May.

Sergei Bobrovsky made 34 saves as the visiting Florida Panthers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 on Thursday to take a 2-0 lead in their second-round playoff series.