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The federal government has officially filed a notice to intervene in the Supreme Court of Canada's hearing on Quebec's secularism law.

A survey gauging the emotional temperature of Canadians confirms what most already know: U.S. President Donald Trump is making people on this side of the border mad. 

Cory Newton deliberately lured, abused and victimized boys for years in the Ontario cities of St. Catharines and Welland and was incarcerated indefinitely beginning in 2006. The 54-year-old is now allowed out of prison for weeks at a time, according to Parole Board of Canada decision obtained by CBC Hamilton.

Mike de Jong, one of B.C.'s longest-serving MLAS, says the federal Conservative Party has rejected him as a candidate in the upcoming election. 

In her first statement since she was stripped of the award, the singer-songwriter says that she's an American citizen and holds a U.S. passport, but was adopted as a young adult by a Cree family in Saskatchewan.

Alberta's Brad Jacobs, Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen and defending champion Brad Gushue posted victories Tuesday to remain unbeaten at the Montana's Brier in Kelowna, B.C.

Cicansky's colourful ceramic sculptures of garden vegetables and outhouses earned national acclaim.

Canadian skeleton star Hallie Clarke days ahead of her senior title defence in Lake Placid, N.Y., and less than a year away from her potential Olympic debut in Milan, struggles to contextualize her 'crazy journey so far.'

A bald eagle may have thought it spotted an easy lunch in a Canada goose sitting on an icy bay in Burlington, Ont., but according to Mervyn Sequeira — who watched and photographed a 20-minute battle between the two birds — the goose held its own.

As Pope Francis has battled double pneumonia at Rome's Gemelli hospital since Feb. 14, the Vatican has been trying something new. The Holy See press office has been giving daily updates on his condition.

Ontario will rip up its $100-million deal with Elon Musk's Starlink internet provider and U.S. companies will be banned from procurement contracts as part of the province's response to President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods.

The latest fiscal plan from the B.C. government — entitled "Standing Strong for B.C." — sets new records of provincial debt but is being defended by the finance minister as necessary to respond to the U.S. tariffs and not cut essential public services British Columbians rely on.

On Tuesday afternoon, B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey will present the province's 2025-26 budget, which will attempt to manage a ballooning deficit, protect services for British Columbians and respond to tariffs from the U.S. — a 25 per cent fiscal slap that comes on the same day.

More women and girls are playing hockey than ever, but the numbers still pale in comparison to men and boys.

Hanna Ushkanova has been taken in by a Chilliwack family, who say they want to continue helping Ushkanova financially but can't afford the high international tuition fees.

A chance meeting between an acclaimed Ottawa musician and an expert woodworker from Guelph, Ont., has led to a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration to create a unique wooden instrument: the Fron2.

These tiny homes are being built to help fill a need for affordable housing. But they're also providing hands-on work experience for people in a Nova Scotia housing construction industry that is in desperate need of skilled labour. The CBC's Molly MacNaughton reports.

An Ottawa woman says a whirlwind two-month romance has left her nearly $300,000 in debt and married to a man she now alleges manipulated her to gain access to her money.

Toronto was the first Canadian municipality to implement an anti-idling bylaw nearly 30 years ago. But a new report reveals the city is no longer proactively enforcing the bylaw and no tickets have been issued to drivers who idle for longer than a minute since 2019.

Muhammad Abu Sahloul, who was among 42 minors released last week as part of a ceasefire deal, says he was detained by Israel in January 2024 and spent 13 months in custody. His mother searched for him but eventually feared he had died during the Israel-Hamas war.

Think McDonald’s and Starbucks are the world’s biggest food and beverage chains in terms of locations? Think again. Mixue Ice Cream and Tea, China's largest bubble tea and drinks chain famous for its snow king mascot and low prices, boasts more outlets than both U.S. brands.

Ottawa recently signed an out-of-court settlement with a team of Quebec architects that was denied the prestigious contract to design the National Monument to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan.

CBC News was given an exclusive look at the joint centre where Canadians and Latvians conduct online threat-hunting operations and what they describe as "cyber dogfights" with Russian hackers and private hacktivists. 

Donald Trump will deliver the first joint congressional address of his second term on Tuesday night, a chance for the U.S. president to lay out his priorities for the year.

U.S. President Donald Trump has paused all military aid to Ukraine following his clash with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last week, a White House official said on Monday.

Business leaders in Windsor-Essex are bracing for painful economic fallout if U.S. President Donald Trump goes through with 25% tariffs on all Canadian goods this week. 

Fans are not pleased with David Lynch's short Oscars tribute and the omission of Michelle Trachtenberg, Tony Todd, Olivia Hussey and several other actors and filmmakers from the In Memoriam section at Sunday's 97th Academy Awards.

Carl Dean, Dolly Parton's husband of nearly 60 years, died Monday in Nashville. He was 82.

Carl Dean, Dolly Parton's husband of nearly 60 years, died Monday in Nashville. He was 82.

Île-à-la-Crosse boarding school survivors and elders were on hand Monday to hear the federal government had signed a $27-million agreement in principle with survivors of the school.

A Toronto pizza maker says he won’t use U.S. ingredients in his pies for the foreseeable future — or “until our friends from the South make some more responsible electoral decisions.”

Privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne is seeking a Federal Court order directing the operator of the Pornhub website to comply with Canadian privacy law.