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Pods of orcas began toying with yachts in 2020, ramming them, spinning them, and in some cases terrifying those on board. This behaviour is gaining momentum off the southwest coast of Europe and experts believe it’s being passed from orca to orca.

Large, three-storey log building evacuated with up to 200 residents being displaced.

More than 1,000 people in dinosaur costumes gathered in Dundurn, Sask., on Saturday in hopes of breaking a world record — and a dino dance party broke out as well.

CBC Sports' daily newsletter explains how the new women's pro hockey league featuring Canadian and American Olympics stars came about.

Vietnam has banned Warner Bros' highly-anticipated film Barbie from domestic distribution over a scene featuring a map that shows China's unilaterally claimed territory in the South China Sea, state media reported on Monday.

The search for two missing people continues Monday after the town of Rivière-Éternité, Que., was hit by flooding and landslides over the weekend. 

Israeli forces hit the city of Jenin with drone strikes on Monday as part of one of the biggest West Bank operations in 20 years, killing at least eight Palestinians and wounding dozens of people as gun battles continued into the afternoon.

Leylah Fernandez of Laval, Que., defeated Ukraine's Kateryna Baindl in three sets, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, to advance to the second round at Wimbledon on Monday.

Leylah Fernandez of Laval, Que., defeated Ukraine's Kateryna Baindl in three sets, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, to advance to the second round at Wimbledon on Monday.

July 3, 2023 | Two years after protests against old growth logging in Fairy Creek, B.C., activists are battling court cases and companies are feeling economic impacts. Andrew Chang and CBC's Kieran Oudshoorn discuss the protest’s legacy.

The number of allegations of workplace violence and harassment in the House of Commons almost doubled year over year and is now more than six times higher than it was two years ago, according to a newly published parliamentary report.

A 16-year-old boy is dead after a stabbing at a family gathering and a 22-year-old relative is in custody, Hamilton police say.

Wimbledon officials have strengthened security and will use undercover "behavioural detection officers" in an attempt to prevent environmental protests at the tennis tournament, which started Monday in London, England.

A group of young Indigenous people from the Yukon has created an interactive website they hope will encourage a radical rethink of the climate crisis and how to tackle it.

Award-winning Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina was among those killed by a deadly Russian missile attack on a popular restaurant frequented by journalists and aid workers in eastern Ukraine, PEN America said.

The province's new sexually transmitted infections report shows the number of Alberta babies born with syphilis is rising at what experts say is an unacceptable and alarming rate.

B.C.’s largest wildfire on record now eclipses the entirety of Prince Edward Island, and experts say after it’s done burning, there could be a commercial rush for burnt timber that could further change the landscape for the worse.

B.C.’s largest wildfire on record now eclipses the entirety of Prince Edward Island, and experts say after it’s done burning, there could be a commercial rush for burnt timber that could further change the landscape for the worse.

Five zebras are settling in to foster care at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm and Park Zoo, after the city says they were seized by conservation officers as part of an investigation under the Captive Wildlife Regulations.

As inflation continues to hit Canadians, some Thunder Bay, Ont., business owners are struggling to keep up with the rising cost of goods and shipping prices. Since inflation is a widespread issue, there needs to be a national approach to solve the problem, says an economist at Lakehead University.

The anti-surrogacy movement is rapidly gaining momentum among the newly empowered far-right parties of Europe, according to experts who say it's bolstering hostile narratives aimed at LGBTQ families that find a broad audience on both sides of the Atlantic.

Students at Notre-Dame-de-Fatima school recorded a song to mark a decade since 47 people were killed when a runaway train derailed and caught fire in their town of Lac-Mégantic, Que., to help the community work through their grief.

Melanie Chambers wasn’t sure what to expect when she reached out to her high school bully as an adult. But she was surprised when the experience was healing for both women.

Negotiators attempting to end a strike by roughly 7,400 port workers in B.C. failed to reach a deal Sunday as the union representing striking workers warned Ottawa to refrain from interfering.

Sixteen-year-old Esther Wang of Langley, B.C. publicly shared the details of her harrowing fight to return home for the first time on Sunday, thanking the rescuers, RCMP officers, volunteers and charities who sustained the frantic search.

It took more than a month to paint, takes up an entire gallery space at The Rooms, and when the exhibition ends it will be gone forever. Immerse yourself in Inuk artist Glenn Gear's newest creation, a visual landscape that's larger than life.