Woman throws chair from Toronto condo balcony
Police are seeking a woman who was filmed throwing a chair off a Toronto condo balcony that overlooks two major…
Hurricane Irma: Everything you want to know
With hurricane Irma barrelling toward Florida, meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe took your questions about the historic storm from Fort Lauderdale. To…
Sen. Harris grills Joe Biden on segregation at 2nd debate
Democratic divisions over race, age and ideology surged into public view in the second of two presidential debates in Miami…
How banks sell you on credit card insurance: Hidden camera investigation (Marketplace)
Is credit card balance protection insurance worth it? Banks claim it helps with your payments if you get sick or…
Bruce McArthur murder details revealed in court following guilty plea
The Crown lawyer in the Bruce McArthur case revealed some details of the murders of eight men, telling the court…
Riding public transit can damage your hearing
The sudden screeches, squeals and clangs that are a regular feature of commuting by public transit in Toronto could be…
RAW: Alberta pipeline spill aerials
Crews rush to stem environmental damage. To read more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3157475 »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more videos: ……
Inside the Toronto Raptors locker-room celebration
The Toronto Raptors clinched their first NBA championship by defeating the Golden State Warriors 114-110 in Game 6. Read more:…
Boushie support rally in Saskatoon
People are gathering in Saskatoon to show their support for the family of Colten Boushie after Gerald Stanley, a Saskatchewan…
Is Trump’s Twitter feed strategic or just crazy? | The Weekly
Donald Trump’s POTUS Twitter feed has been running for a year now. Wendy Mesley asks journalist Sasha Issenberg: are his…
37,000 flee the flames in B.C.
An estimated 36000 to 37000 people evacuated from their homes in B.C. as of Sunday afternoon, as wildfires continue to…
Teen sings O Canada in Cree at Toronto Blue Jays game
Kiya Bruno, 13, from the Samson Cree Nation in Alberta got to sing a bilingual version of O Canada, partly…
The Investigators with Diana Swain – Rick Westhead Interview
Diana talks to TSN’s Rick Westhead about the challenges of investigative reporting in the world of sports. Watch The Investigators…
Ticketmaster resales get federal attention
Minister Navdeep Bains said Tuesday the federal government is looking into findings from a joint CBC News and Toronto Star…
Ghost town in B.C. to come alive in celebration of tolerance
A ghost town in B.C. is set to come alive again with festivities at the Sikh temple in Paldi, a…
Mosque shootings 'unprecedented' says New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
Shootings at two mosques in New Zealand have left 49 people dead and injured dozens in what the country’s prime…
Canopy Growth ousts co-CEO Bruce Linton
Bruce Linton, the co-founder and co-CEO of Canopy Growth, a Smiths Falls, Ont.-based cannabis company, says he has been pushed…
Advisers not consulted on veterans' controversial new PTSD form
A committee that is supposed to advise the Veterans Affairs minister on mental health issues was kept in the dark…
Kenney to repeal carbon tax as first order of business | Power & Politics
Alberta premier-designate Jason Kenney says his first order of business when the Legislature reconvenes will be to introduce legislation to…
Beijing snubbed Trudeau's request to talk detainees with Chinese premier | Power & Politics
Beijing ignored a personal attempt by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau earlier this year to arrange a conversation with China’s premier…
Toronto rock band The Beaches opens for Rolling Stones
The all-female Toronto rock band The Beaches extol female empowerment. They opened for the Rolling Stones during their June 29…
Raptors parade in under 8 minutes: Highlights
The Toronto Raptors championship parade shut down Toronto for a day-long mega-celebration complete with a sea of cheering fans and…
MMIWG inquiry's final report and its 'calls for justice' | Power & Politics
The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls delivered its final report to the government outlining 231…
Ministers answer questions on Trans Mountain expansion approval
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a panel of ministers answered media questions on the cabinet’s approval of the Trans Mountain…
Ontario public health cuts raise concerns | Power & Politics
Advocates are raising concerns about cuts to public health agencies in Ontario and the impact that may have on things…
Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford FULL testimony
The U.S. Senate committee hears from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused him of…
Veteran's wife reacts to new benefits
Jenny Migneault, wife of a vet diagnosed with PTSD, is pleased the government is boosting benefits for caregivers of severely…
Why is Instagram hiding your likes?
Instagram recently launched a test where some users’ ‘like’ counts were made private. A spokesperson for Facebook, which owns Instagram,…
Raptors fans across Canada react to NBA championship win
Basketball fans from across the country proved that the Toronto Raptors aren’t just one city’s team. To read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5175150…
Long weekend calls keep search and rescue crews busy in B.C.
Search-and-rescue workers in B.C. had a busy Canada Day long weekend, responding to more than a dozen calls. Even on…
Bad news: Doomsday clock moves 30 seconds
Clock ticks closer to midnight, as the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists sees an increase in dangers to humanity, from…
Canada asks China for clemency in death penalty case | Power & Politics
Canada is asking for clemency for Robert Schellenberg after he was sentenced to death for drug charges in China. Previous…
Federal carbon tax plan is constitutional, Ontario's top court says
The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled the federal government’s carbon tax plan is constitutionally sound. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.5192914…
China's ambassador to Canada sends warning | Power & Politics
China’s ambassador to Canada warned of repurcussions if Huawei is banned from supplying equipment to Canadian 5G networks. To read…
Has Wilson-Raybould's secret recording changed your mind on the SNC-Lavalin affair?
Former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould has presented new evidence to the Common justice committee as part of the investigation of…
OECD concerned by SNC-Lavalin affair | Power & Politics
The OECD is monitoring allegations that Justin Trudeau pressured his attorney general to interfere in the criminal prosecution against SNC-Lavalin.…
Inside the restored Apollo 11 mission control
CBC News’ Eli Glasner gives a tour of the recently relaunched mission control that oversaw the famous 1969 Apollo 11…
Question Period: Future of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — June 18, 2019
Today in Question Period the government faced questions on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, ahead of a planned announcement on…
Alberta Votes: Leaders debate special coverage
NDP Leader Rachel Notley, UCP Leader Jason Kenney, Liberal Leader David Khan and Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel will debate…
NBA free agency: What will Kawhi do?
Today marks the first day of NBA free agency, and finals MVP Kawhi Leonard has yet to announce whether he…
2 Canadian women surrender to U.S.-backed forces in Syria
Two Canadian women with children have surrendered to U.S.-backed forces in an ISIS-held area of Syria. The women, whose identities…
Understanding Canada's legal claim to the Northwest Passage
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says Canada’s claim to the Northwest Passage is “illegitimate,” but Canada considers it sovereign…
Toronto Raptors win their first NBA championship
The Toronto Raptors have made history as the first Canadian team to score an NBA Finals title with a win…
Canada drops legal action against U.S. after tariffs eliminated | Power & Politics
Canada and the U.S. have struck a deal to drop all steel and aluminum tariffs on both sides of the…
Mark Norman should be next chief of defence staff, says MacKay | Power & Politics
Former Conservative minister of defence Peter MacKay says Vice-Admiral Mark Norman should be made the chief of the defence staff,…
Trump becomes 1st sitting U.S. president to enter North Korea
The border encounter between the two leaders was a made-for television moment. The spectacle marked the latest milestone in two…
Ontario minister reportedly swears at Ottawa Senators owner in public berating
Ontario cabinet minister Lisa MacLeod reportedly swore at Eugene Melnyk, the owner of the Ottawa Senators NHL team, during a…
Inuit break silence on skin graft experiments
Inuit from Igloolik, Nunavut, are breaking their silence on skin graft experiments performed on them in the ’60s and ’70s.…
Winnipeg photographer aims to show 'every body is a summer body'
Winnipeg photographer Teri Hofford wants women to ditch the pressure to have the perfect beach body. That’s the inspiration behind…
Malaysia tells Canada to take back trash
Malaysia is denouncing Canada’s “irresponsible” export of plastic waste, becoming the second Asian nation to make plans to ship Canadian…
Ottawa declares state of emergency over flood concerns | Power & Politics
The City of Ottawa has declared a state of emergency as river levels continue to rise, threatening to surpass those…
Can safety bars protect ATV riders from deadly rollovers?
Can safety bars protect all-terrain vehicle riders from deadly rollovers? That’s the question facing the ATV community, where some want…
Trudeau cabinet approves Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project
The federal cabinet will decide today whether to again approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.5180269 »»»…
Beer and wine tweets by Ontario PCs slammed by opposition | Power & Politics
Ontario PC MPPs tweeted their support for expanding beer and wine sales to convenience stores, but opposition parties called the…
Right whales remain in danger, federal review shows
Measures taken to protect North Atlantic right whales from being struck by ships and getting caught in fishing gear may…
Spider-Man: Far From Home review: Once "amazing" franchise now merely "fine"
The latest Spider-Man movie seems like it’s running on autopilot. The best part might be the two end credits, which…
Couple accused in Sask. immigration fraud case
Canada Border Services Agency officials used documents found in a garbage bin to begin unravelling what they allege was a…
Insider reveals new details of how SNC-Lavalin hid alleged bribes
Export Development Canada has hired outside legal counsel to take a closer look at a 2011 deal with SNC-Lavalin involving…
But where are you really from?
It’s a simple question often asked as a way to get to know someone better, or so we assume. But…
Question Period: Canada-China trade dispute impacts, judge appointment vetting — May 3, 2019
Today the government faced questions regarding the impacts of the trade dispute between Canada and China. It also faced debate…