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Rampart House — once an early trading post in the Yukon’s northwest and important gathering place for the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation — is now among a list of protected historic sites in the territory. Community members came together at the site last week to celebrate and remember.

Saskatoon's Shelby Newkirk, Nicholas Bennett of Parksville, B.C., Tess Routliffe of Caledon, Ont., and Aurélie Rivard of St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, Que., wasted little time gaining notice at the Para swimming world championships, winning gold medals on the opening day of competition in Manchester, England on Monday.

CBC’s senior health and medical reporter Lauren Pelley ran for 20 minutes in a heat chamber set at 40 C while researchers measured the strain that the heat put on her heart, weight and core and skin temperatures. This is what the results showed.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s only plan to combat the high cost of living is to stoke Canadians’ fears, encourage their anger and promise to cut programs that help make their lives better.

Canada is speaking out against a coup d'etat in Niger but hasn't joined other nations in threatening to cut aid to the West African country.

Nav Canada, the not-for-profit corporation that oversees Canada's air traffic controllers, has launched a new social media account to track and publicize the causes of delays at four major Canadian airports.

Handwritten lyrics, art and other rare items from Queen singer Freddie Mercury's London home go on public display for the first time Friday, for a month-long exhibition at Sotheby's London. They will then be auctioned off in early September.

Handwritten lyrics, art and other rare items from Queen singer Freddie Mercury's London home go on public display for the first time Friday, for a month-long exhibition at Sotheby's London. They will then be auctioned off in early September.

Handwritten lyrics, art and other rare items from Queen singer Freddie Mercury's London home go on public display for the first time Friday, for a month-long exhibition at Sotheby's London. They will then be auctioned off in early September.

Paul Reubens, the actor and comedian best known for playing the eccentric character Pee-wee Herman, is dead at age 70.

Front-line grocery store workers at Metro, who are into their third day of a work stoppage, vowed on Monday to stay off the job until they get a fair deal from the company.

Canada's competition watchdog says Shell Canada Ltd. has agreed to divest some of its western assets to advance its $100 million deal to buy gas stations from an affiliate of grocery giant Empire Co. Ltd.

A 10-year-old girl and her mother were among four civilians killed in a Russian airstrike on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's hometown on Monday, officials said, while his forces reported new incremental gains along the front line.

The search for the only person still missing after devastating floods in Nova Scotia has been temporarily suspended, say Royal Canadian Mounted Police 

Toronto-based developer Abhi's new game Venba tells a story about love, loss and heartbreak while exploring his Tamil immigrant culture and history.

Service for the Réseau express métropolitain was halted due to a technical problem on Monday, the first rush-hour test for Montreal's largest public transit project in decades.

Two years after winning Olympic gold, Canada's women's soccer team failed to advance out of the group stage at the Women's World Cup after a 4-0 loss to co-host Australia on Monday.

Work in Edmonton for racialized women is a double-edged sword, experts say. The city is attractive for its affordability and opportunities, but social exclusion, unfair pay, dismissals and inequitable treatment are driving some out.

The Manitoba government's website continues to identify Environment Minister Kevin Klein as Métis, even though the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation, a prominent Métis lawyer and Klein's own brother all dispute the claim.

The Manitoba government's website continues to identify Environment Minister Kevin Klein as Métis, even though the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation, a prominent Métis lawyer and Klein's own brother all dispute the claim.

The Manitoba government's website continues to identify Environment Minister Kevin Klein as Métis, even though the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation, a prominent Métis lawyer and Klein's own brother all dispute the claim.

Australia has advanced in FIFA Women's World Cup action with a 4-0 win over Canada. The Canadians needed a win or a draw to go ahead, but were eliminated.

Canada plays Australia today in FIFA Women's World Cup action in Melbourne. The Canadians must win or play to a draw to secure their place in the knockout stage, while the Australians must avoid defeat to guarantee a place in the next round.

Canada plays Australia today in FIFA Women's World Cup action in Melbourne. The Canadians must win or play to a draw to secure their place in the knockout stage, while the Australians must avoid defeat to guarantee a place in the next round.

Franklin the turkey is notorious for crossing the road without a care in the world in the Franklin and Weber area of Kitchener, Ont. The bird has been gaining popularity on social media with neighbours.

Franklin the turkey is notorious for crossing the road without a care in the world in the Franklin and Weber area of Kitchener, Ont. The bird has been gaining popularity on social media with neighbours.

Two families in St. John's say they have been requesting transfers through Newfoundland and Labrador Housing — but their circumstances aren't considered dire enough.

Abu Hena Mostofa Kamal, 24, moved to Thunder Bay, Ont., from Bangladesh in 2018. After fighting a removal order several months ago, he's almost across the finish line for gaining permanent residency. Here's what's happened since he was nearly deported and what happens next.

Velimir Drecun is warning other Meridian Credit Union customers to check their Equifax credit score after learning an internal problem at the credit reporting company led to duplicated debt and a erroneous "poor" credit rating on his report.

Velimir Drecun is warning other Meridian Credit Union customers to check their Equifax credit score after learning an internal problem at the credit reporting company led to duplicated debt and a erroneous "poor" credit rating on his report.

A new study involving 41 companies from North America found that 35 of them are keeping, planning to or leaning toward keeping the four-day work week scheme in place moving forward.

This time next week a volunteer from Trois-Rivières, Que. will be entertaining kids and families in Ukraine— just a few hundred kilometres away from the frontlines of the war. He hopes to bring smiles and create safe spaces for kids dealing with trauma.

The rising costs university libraries are paying to access journals have implications far beyond the ivory tower. From new cancer treatments to debates about foreign policy, new information enters the public domain through academic studies. Now libraries are having trouble affording the subscriptions.

A drop in water levels in the southern N.W.T. is causing hydro generators to produce less electricity for Yellowknife and its surrounding area. Diesel generators are being used more to meet the demand.

A Canada Border Services Agency officer says she faced workplace retaliation for filing a grievance against a policy that says dog handers can only be off work for 90 days. Danielle Getzie argues it discriminates against women who need to take maternity leave.

Statistics obtained by CBC through a freedom of information request don’t detail exactly when or how the improper of inmates at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre occurred, but show a total of 14 mistaken releases since 2016.

Demonstrators briefly pushed and shoved with security at the entrance to a World Police and Fire Games venue in Winnipeg Sunday night following a rally where Indigenous leaders and grieving family members continued to press the government to search landfills for the remains of homicide victims. 

The two sides involved in a labour dispute affecting about 7,400 port workers in British Columbia say they've reached another tentative deal.

The two sides involved in a labour dispute affecting about 7,400 port workers in British Columbia say they've reached another tentative deal.

The two sides involved in a labour dispute affecting about 7,400 port workers in British Columbia say they've reached another tentative deal.

Renowned Estonian slackline athlete Jaan Roose set a new world record by crossing 150 metres between Doha’s iconic Katara Towers – 185 metres above the city.

The union representing about 7,400 workers in the ongoing British Columbia port labour dispute has issued a letter to employers, outlining what it is looking for in a new collective agreement while saying it is committed to negotiating a resolution.

The Victoria Gold-owned mine has been on evacuation alert since Monday. The fire has covered another thousand hectares since then, and workers left the site this weekend. An evacuation alert remains in place for the surrounding area.