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Three Detroit Tigers pitchers combined to no-hit the visiting Toronto Blue Jays in a 2-0 win on Saturday. It was the first combined no-hitter in Tigers history.

Federal and provincial politicians took the opportunity to speak to supporters at different Stampede breakfasts this year with Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre attending an

What responsibility do Canadian airlines have to passengers as the summer travel season gets in full swing? What are your rights as a traveller? Here's what you need to know.

Toronto police have identified a woman who died following a daytime shooting in a busy neighbourhood in the city’s east end on Friday.

A wildfire near Smithers, B.C. in northwest B.C. has led to dozens of properties being placed on evacuation order, and hundreds on evacuation alert.

The RCMP are looking to secure peace bonds for two Canadian women recently repatriated from Syria.

Saskatchewan saw a record-high number of organ donations last year, according to the province — something one transplant surgeon says points to a shift in how people think about donating their organs after they die.

Canada's Bianca Andreescu was eliminated in the third round of Wimbledon women's singles Saturday in a three-set loss to Ons Jabeur of Tunisia. Jabeur, last year's Wimbledon finalist and this year's sixth seed, downed Andreescu 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to advance to the round of 16 at the grass-court tournament.

Hundreds marched in Seoul on Saturday to demand that Japan scrap plans to release treated wastewater from the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant as the UN nuclear agency's head met with senior officials to discuss food safety concerns.

Karl Eaton says he can’t find a two-bedroom apartment for less than half of his salary so that he can afford other expenses like groceries and paying for his son’s post-secondary education.

Saturday marks the 500th day of the Russian invasion, and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke from Snake Island, which became the symbol of his country's resilience. Zelenskyy also met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who expressed support for Ukraine joining NATO.

Saturday marks the 500th day of the Russian invasion, and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke from Snake Island, which became the symbol of his country's resilience. Zelenskyy also met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who expressed support for Ukraine joining NATO.

Northern wetlands called peatlands are important carbon sinks, but they are also more likely to burn in wildfires because of climate change.

Northern wetlands called peatlands are important carbon sinks, but they are also more likely to burn in wildfires because of climate change.

Torch, an explosives detection dog trained by Alberta K9, will use his nose to sniff out landmines and unexploded ordinances overseas.

Finding true sea glass on the beaches of P.E.I. has become more difficult over the years, as less glass is being thrown away into the ocean and more people are looking for the smoothed-by-the-ocean pieces.

The norms of laying off remote workers through virtual communication platforms like Zoom are still a work in progress, according to experts, but there are several ways to improve a process some say can be “inhuman.”

When Canada’s ban on cosmetic testing on animals comes into force in December, products that include ingredients that have been tested on animals will remain on store shelves. So, how can you shop cruelty-free?

More than 500 days after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the embattled country’s political leaders say they expect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to be in their corner at next week’s NATO summit.

If you have to insist you won’t be intimidated, it’s probably because there's a reason to believe that you could be intimidated. And that is the basic problem facing both the Liberal government and the Canadian media industry.

All kinds of companies in Canada are suffering hacking and data breaches, and some lose private consumer information in the process. What should you do after getting one of those ominous notices that your data has been affected?

The norms of laying off remote workers through virtual communication platforms like Zoom are still a work in progress, according to experts, but there are several ways to improve a process some say can be “inhuman.”

After a 20-year-old student living in Montreal waited about 15 hours in the Royal Victoria’s emergency room, his parents rushed him to Ontario for care. His appendix had burst, requiring 10 days in hospital.

The norms of laying off remote workers through virtual communication platforms like Zoom are still a work in progress, according to experts, but there are several ways to improve a process some say can be “inhuman.”

Starting this fall, teens in England will get just one HPV shot — making it the latest country to drop the number of required doses for the highly-effective vaccines known for protecting against a slate of cancers. Should Canada follow suit?

In France carpenters are using axes fashioned by a Montreal blacksmith to carve logs of red oak into roof trusses for Notre-Dame-de-Paris, the world’s most famous cathedral.

A popular Iranian rapper facing a possible death sentence in Iran has also been accused by Iranian authorities of colluding with an enemy state — Canada — because of an interview he gave to CBC News last year.

It wasn’t Georgia Hall’s plan to move to the small town of Port Hardy, B.C. But with few options after graduating from university during the pandemic, she packed up her bags and moved. She was surprised to find a community where she felt at home.

Janet Ferguson's daughter Kayla was one of six workers killed by the explosion at Ottawa's Eastway Tank, Pump and Meter Ltd. Now the family is grieving her death, too.

When Canada’s ban on cosmetic testing on animals comes into force in December, products that include ingredients that have been tested on animals will remain on store shelves. So, how can you shop cruelty-free?

Wildfires are threatening B.C. communities and its wine industry. When smoke settles on grapes, it can ruin a crop as there are few ways to salvage the smoke-tainted fruit. But if it ends up in wine — it’s not likely to be reflected on the label.

Women who were sexually assaulted or harassed while working for the City of Leduc, Alta., over the past 20 years are now eligible for a class-action settlement of between $10,000 and $265,000 — the largest known per-person settlement ever in Canada, according to a lawyer for the plaintiffs. Two former firefighters who started the lawsuit last year say it is a huge win for women.

The day after a man was stabbed on a busy subway train, Toronto transit riders worry the system is still not safe. Many are taking extra precautions with the reports of violence.

Manitoba farmer Ashely Bartel woke up to an eggs-quisite surprise Thursday morning — a 202-gram egg laid by her hen, Henrietta, that an industry association spokesperson says is "definitely the biggest egg we've ever heard of here."

First Nations leaders responded to comments by ousted Assembly of First Nations national chief RoseAnne Archibald in a Facebook live video Thursday by saying they want the AFN to get back to work.