A group of people in a fishing village of about 150 residents had bought tickets for nearly two decades as part of a pool. Their win means about 10 per cent of the town's residents are now multimillionaires.

Ottawa's "Buy Canadian" policy will be featured in the fall federal budget and is expected to be fully in place by next spring, according to a senior federal source.

A group of people in a fishing village of about 150 residents had bought tickets for nearly two decades as part of a pool. Their win means about 10 per cent of the town's residents are now multimillionaires.

Ottawa's "Buy Canadian" policy will be featured in the fall federal budget and is expected to be fully in place by next spring, according to a senior federal source.

A group of people in a fishing village of about 150 residents had bought tickets for nearly two decades as part of a pool. Their win means about 10 per cent of the town's residents are now multimillionaires.

Ottawa's "Buy Canadian" policy will be featured in the fall federal budget and is expected to be fully in place by next spring, according to a senior federal source.

Carney is headed to Mexico in an effort to diversify trade as the two countries prepare for a review of the three-way free trade deal with the United States.

ABC said on Wednesday it will indefinitely stop airing Jimmy Kimmel Live! after remarks the late-night host made in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination came under harsh criticism from the head of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

The Bank of Canada lowered its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5 per cent on Wednesday, marking its first cut since March. https://t.co/k4kdwYUGzD

WestJet flight attendants are seeking a new deal that includes compensation for alleged unpaid work, after their union and Air Canada sparred over similar demands.

Ghost is dying. The octopus is in her final phase of life, known as senescence, caring for the eggs she laid just last week.

Canada's annual inflation rate rose to 1.9 per cent in August, Statistics Canada said on Tuesday, the final piece of economic data to be released before the Bank of Canada's next interest rate decision.

Longtime Liberal minister Chrystia Freeland is stepping down from cabinet and has signalled her plans to leave federal politics.

The union representing Air Canada's flight attendants requested a cancellation of mediation after members voted against a wage agreement earlier this month, a spokesperson said Tuesday.

The government of Alberta announced Monday that driver's licences and identification cards will feature "Canadian citizenship markers." The mandatory change, which is the first of its kind in Canada, will roll out in late 2026, Premier Danielle Smith said. https://t.co/yoCPX9oxPh

Fifty-nine track and field athletes, the most Canada has sent to a World Athletics Championships, will try to top the six medals the 2023 team earned in Budapest, Hungary.

Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre square off for first question period as House of Commons returns after summer break

'It's not to get the paper.... It's just to feel that I was able to accomplish it and test myself.' Meet the 82-year old enrolled at U of T with her grandson.

Ottawa's list of fast-tracked "nation-building" projects includes the development of two copper mines — to source one of the world's most important natural resources as global demand soars and supply challenges persist.

The union representing Canada's 55,000 postal workers says it wants Canada Post to return to the bargaining table and commit to a 'fair, ratifiable' contract or the union will 'consider stronger actions' to move labour negotiations along.

Utah's governor said early Friday that they have a suspect in custody in connection with the fatal shooting of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk earlier this week.

Join CBC meteorologist and science reporter Johanna Wagstaffe and Laura Lynch, host of CBC's What On Earth at 4:30 pm ET, as they answer your questions live about wildfires, air quality and climate change.

Carney unveiled a list of five 'nation-building' projects Thursday, which includes plans to expand LNG production in B.C. and upgrade the Port of Montreal.

Doctors saved an unborn baby in Gaza by performing an emergency C-section on his dead mother after an Israeli airstrike hit the parents' shelter outside Al-Shifa Hospital.

More than 10,000 full-time support workers from Ontario's 24 public colleges are going on strike starting Thursday in an effort to ensure job security, says the union.

More than 51,000 teachers in Alberta will strike starting Oct. 6 if an agreement is not reached before then.

As Prime Minister Mark Carney's government prepares to announce the first projects of national interest it has selected, Radio-Canada has learned that no oil pipeline is on the list, according to three sources that have spoken to Radio-Canada.

Sixteen Toronto speed cameras were found damaged on Tuesday morning, only two days after the Parkside Drive speed camera was cut down for the seventh time in less than a year.

Israel launched a strike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar as they considered a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza. The strike on a U.S. ally marked a stunning escalation and risks upending ceasefire talks.

A man in Prince George, B.C., was pulled over by police after driving a child-size pink toy Barbie Jeep along one of the main roads on Sept. 5.

A Canadian soldier who went missing while deployed in Latvia has been found dead, the Canadian Armed Forces said.

Air Canada flight attendants on Saturday overwhelmingly voted against the airline's latest wage offer, their union said.

How Google Maps helped one Toronto commuter beat traffic — and the Canada Revenue Agency

Canada's Gabriela Dabrowski and New Zealand partner Erin Routliffe captured their second career U.S. Open women's double title Friday, beating top seeds Katerina Siniakova of the Czech Republic and American Taylor Townsend.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has rolled out a series of measures that he says will transform Canada's economy into a force that can withstand the trade shocks of the Trump administration.

Quebecer André Bergeron and his wife, Blandine Daux, who was a dual citizen of Canada and France, are among those killed in this week's funicular crash in Lisbon, Bergeron's brother told CBC News.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has rolled out a series of measures that he says will transform Canada's economy into a force that can withstand the trade shocks of the Trump administration.

Prime Minister Carney is delaying a plan to force automakers to hit minimum sales levels for EVs next year, according to sources knowledgeable of the plans.

The unemployment rate rose to 7.1% and the Canadian economy lost 66,000 jobs in the month of August, according to new data from Statistics Canada.

Two Canadians were among the dead in the streetcar crash in Lisbon this week, Portuguese police said on Friday.

CBC News asked doctors what Canadians should know before flying south, in light of Florida's plan to end vaccine mandates.

A Canadian Armed Forces member deployed in Latvia has been reported missing since Tuesday, and the Department of National Defence says an investigation and search efforts are ongoing.

The Public Health Agency of Canada is cutting roughly 320 jobs as it continues to shrink its workforce in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Toronto's IndyCar race is moving to Markham, Ont., after organizers signed a 5-year agreement to hold the event in the city.

Chinese President Xi Jinping warned the world was facing a choice between peace or war as he held his country's largest-ever military parade at Tiananmen Square, flanked by Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong-un.

The federal government has instructed the Canada Revenue Agency to devise a 100-day plan to improve service at its call centres so more Canadians can get through by phone.

As food prices continue to rise, some shoppers may be wondering if there's an alternative to Big Grocery.

Oscar-nominated actor Graham Greene died Monday in Stratford, Ont., at the age of 73, his manager has confirmed to CBC News.

Most of the counter-tariffs Ottawa slapped on U.S. goods earlier this year have now been removed, with a few exceptions.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has identified 12 cases where grocers engaged in "maple washing," a practice where companies use Canadian branding, like the maple leaf, to promote imported food products.