Trudeau promises to extend COVID-19 emergency relief benefit
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced today that the federal government will extend the Canada emergency response benefit (CERB), with details…
'Assault-style' firearm ban effective today, Trudeau announces
Starting today, licensed gun owners will no longer be allowed to sell, transport, import or use military-grade ‘assault-style’ weapons in…
New COVID-19 notification app rolls out in Ontario
The new app, called COVID Alert, will warn users if they have been near someone who has tested positive. To…
RCMP identify active shooter in Portapique, N.S.
RCMP in Nova Scotia have identified an active shooter in Portapique, N.S., and are advising residents to lock their doors…
Suspect in shooting with 'multiple' victims now in custody: RCMP
Police have taken a suspect into custody after an hours-long active shooter investigation in Nova Scotia. Police say there are…
Trudeau unveils details of student service grant
The Canada student service grant is supposed to give eligible students between $1000 and $5000 to support the costs of…
Flight 752: A Canadian Tragedy | Special Coverage
Dozens of Canadians were killed when a Ukraine International Airlines flight crashed near Iran’s capital. Carole MacNeil hosts CBC News…
COVID-19 update: Trudeau calls China's charges against Kovrig and Spavor 'political'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today Canada will continue to link Beijing’s decision to charge two Canadians with spying to…
Thousands still flying into Canadian airports amid COVID-19 restrictions
More than 200000 international travellers have arrived in Canada since March 23rd when borders were tightened. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.5583241…
Trump wants N95 mask exports to Canada halted, manufacturer says
Medical device manufacturer 3M says it is under pressure from the White House to stop exporting N95 masks it currently…
Witness describes 'scary' Jasper bus crash aftermath
Lauren Johnston was waiting for the next tour bus near the Columbia Icefield when she observed the scene of the…
Canadian scientist has key role in mission of Mars rover Perseverance
Watching the launch of the Mars rover Perseverance, University of Alberta professor Chris Herd is one of hundreds of scientists…
Major earthquake strikes south of Cuba
U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica. »»» Subscribe to CBC…
Travellers to be screened for fever at airports, Trudeau says
Temperature checks will soon be mandatory for people travelling by air to, from and within Canada. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5609564 »»»…
Black Lives Matter Toronto calls for police defunding, protesters charged
The group renewed calls for police defunding after three protesters were arrested, detained and charged during protests Saturday. To read…
Spring break partiers cavalier about COVID-19
Young people are still converging on Florida’s beaches for spring break, even as the number of COVID-19 cases in the…
Trudeau to discuss co-ordinated COVID-19 strategy with premiers | Special coverage
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will speak with premiers today about the need for COVID-19 data and a co-ordinated strategy to…
Iran launches missiles at U.S. bases in Iraq | Power & Politics
Iran has fired more than a dozen missiles targeting at least two airbases in Iraq which host U.S. and coalition…
How to safely grocery shop during the COVID-19 pandemic
Many people are preparing for Easter meals ahead of the holiday long weekend, which means a trip to the grocery…
COVID-19: Trudeau gives details on wage subsidies, loan programs for businesses | Special coverage
Businesses and non-profit organizations seeing a drop of at least 30 per cent in revenue due to COVID-19 will qualify…
Startup creates pantyhose that don’t rip
A Canadian startup has created pantyhose that don’t tear, made out of fibres used in bullet-proof vests. »»» Subscribe to…
Testing company alleged to have faked trucker drug tests
A Winnipeg company is being accused of fabricating drug and alcohol test results for Canadian truck drivers who travel to…
Question period: USMCA trade deal, Trans Mountain pipeline, Terri-Lynne McClintic – Oct. 3, 2018
Follow along as opposition parties question the Trudeau government in the House of Commons. This week the government has faced…
Exporting dystopia: China’s social credit system | The Weekly
China’s social credit system gives the state the power to monitor every move, of every citizen. The system links footage…
Does the USMCA threaten a Canada-China deal? | Power & Politics
How Clause 32 of the USMCA may prevent Canada from securing a trade deal with China. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.4845494 »»»…
Is Canada ready for legal weed? | Power & Politics
One month before the legalization of cannabis, is Canada ready for the change? Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction Minister…
Quebec teachers worried about CAQ religious-symbol ban
Quebec teachers are worried about their job security in the face of a pledge by the newly elected Coalition Avenir…
Ottawa restarting Trans Mountain pipeline consultations
Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi announces the federal government’s next step towards construction of the Trans Mountain expansion project. To…
Why Surrey mayoral candidate Doug McCallum thinks it’s time for change
Surrey mayoral candidate Doug McCallum shares his views on a municipal police force, LRT and his coalition will be better…
U.K. conference tackles wildlife poaching
The fate of endangered species is the focus of a conference today in London, where participants will discuss ways to…
Doug Ford’s 1st 100 days | Power & Panel
This weekend marks 100 days of Premier Doug Ford in Ontario. The Power Panel talks about what’s he’s done so…
Canadian ISIS fighter detained | Power & Politics
The government has two very bad options when it comes to dealing with a captured Canadian ISIS fighter, says former…
Couple creates tiny model train world in backyard
A High River, Alberta couple have transformed their backyard into a miniature world filled with trains, homes and scenes of…
Kavanaugh protests outside U.S. Supreme Court | Q&A
Protesters opposing Brett Kavanaugh’s U.S. Supreme Court nomination are making their voices heard in Washington. CBC’s Lyndsay Duncombe is taking…
Typhoon Mangkhut heads toward Philippines, China
Typhoon Mangkhut barrelled closer to the northeastern Philippines on Friday, where a massive evacuation was underway. After the Philippines the…
Thai cave rescue: All 12 soccer boys, coach freed from flooded Thai cave
All 12 boys and their soccer coach have been rescued from a flooded Thai cave complex where they were trapped…
Chrystia Freeland reacts to Trump tweets after G7 summit
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland speaks following U.S. President Donald Trump’s Twitter attacks on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after the…
Hurricane Florence hits North Carolina coast
Hurricane Florence came ashore in North Carolina this morning, bringing howling winds and a terrifying storm surge, ripping apart buildings…
Alyssa Milano at Kavanaugh Senate hearing
Alyssa Milano, #MeToo activist and actress, says it was important to support Christine Blasey Ford at Brett Kavanaugh’s Senate judiciary…
Canada shrugging off NAFTA deadline | Power & Politics
A senior government source told CBC’s Katie Simpson that Canada is comfortable missing the Oct. 1 NAFTA deal deadline. Canada’s…
What does Doug Ford want from NAFTA talks? | Power & Politics
Premier Doug Ford visited Canadian NAFTA negotiators in Washington. Ontario Minister of Trade Jim Wilson discussed the ongoing talks as…
How hackers could use smart home devices to spy on you (Marketplace)
Smart home devices are supposed to increase convenience and security, but Marketplace reveals they could actually be making your home,…
Canada appears to stand alone in feud with Saudi Arabia
Canada appears to stand alone in its ongoing feud with Saudi Arabia. Former White House Global Engagement Director Brett Bruen…
John McCain dead at 81 | CBC News Network special coverage
John McCain, the U.S. senator whose determination lifted him from the torture suffered as a Vietnam prisoner of war to…
Could killing seals and sea lions help save whales?
A B.C. group is lobbying for a controversial plan to cull seals and sea lions in an effort to bring…
What you want to know about NAFTA talks | Power and Politics
Another round of NAFTA negotiations is underway. Power and Politics host Vassy Kapelos took your questions live with CBC reporter…
Ted Danson on how to save our oceans
Actor and conservationist Ted Danson explains the challenges facing oceans and what can be done to save them. »»» Subscribe…
Trudeau takes questions in Edmonton
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Minister of Natural Resources Amarjeet Sohi will take questions following a speech at the Northern Alberta…
Donald Trump, Theresa May appear amid tensions: full news conference
U.S. President Donald Trump says a U.K. tabloid published fake news when it ‘left things out’ and only reported his…
Every municipality in British Columbia — in song
From Abbotsford to Zeballos, CBC’s Justin McElroy sings his way through the entire province to gear up for the upcoming…
Ryan Gosling on playing Neil Armstrong in new film ‘First Man’
Ryan Gosling stars in the new film ‘First Man’ which chronicles Neil Armstrong becoming the first man to walk on…
Justin Trudeau and IMF’s Christine Lagarde on gender equality at Women in the World summit
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the International Monetary Fund’s Christine Lagarde speak on gender equality at the Women in the…
Mass shooting in Toronto: Police confirm fatalities
One victim is dead and 13 others are in hospital after being shot in Toronto’s Greektown neighbourhood. Police also confirmed…
Egypt issues 75 death sentences over 2013 protest
An Egyptian court issued death sentences for 75 people over a 2013 sit-in which ended with the killing of hundreds…
Mass shooting in Toronto’s Greektown
The suspected gunman and two victims are dead after a mass shooting in Toronto’s Greektown neighbourhood on Danforth Avenue. To…
Two NFL players kneel during U.S. anthem
Two NFL players for the Miami Dolphins knelt during the national anthem at Sunday’s games. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.4816509 »»»…