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Seniors are putting their student hats on to learn how to navigate the ever-changing world of technology and the Internet on their devices through a new program at the London library.

The consumer carbon tax's demise has made its mark on gas prices across Newfoundland and Labrador, but that doesn't mean carbon pricing will disappear entirely.

An unexpected decision to close a longtime community spring in the Truro, N.S., area has angered residents who regularly visit the site for clean drinking water.

Saint Andrews is working to create more year-round opportunities for recreation in the picturesque town that is almost completely surrounded by the ocean.

For more than a century, Oshawa, Ont., has been the city of autoworkers.

Montreal police have arrested five youths, including four minors, after a major blaze in Montreal's Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough early Sunday morning.

A man sentenced in Manitoba to six months in jail for sexually touching a minor wasn't stripped of his teaching credentials in at least three provinces until years after he was convicted.

Former Humboldt Bronco player Tyler Smith has been on a whirlwind journey since surviving the bus crash on April 6, 2018, that took the lives of 16 people and injured 13 others on the bus. 

Space junk rained down on Saskatchewan farmland twice in 2024, and no one seems able to explain why the debris failed to burn up in the atmosphere.

Violent sexual offender Lance Blanchard, whose history of offences dates back 50 years, continues to refuse accountability for his crimes and isn't addressing the high risk he poses, the Parole Board of Canada says.

It's a critical moment in Delia's 110-year history. 

The boom of a stout iron cannon reverberates across farmers' fields in Prince Edward County, Ont. 

The first-ever X-ray taken of an astronaut in space used new technology developed in Waterloo region.

The P.E.I. government intends to explore the idea of building a new shipping port on the Island, but an expert in maritime and port systems says such a project is not feasible and could be extremely costly.

The federal election is just a few weeks away, and CBC Yukon has been talking to voters and asking what matters to them and what they want to hear from their candidates.

The federal government provided $2.6 billion for heat pumps, solar panels, insulation and other green upgrades to Canadians' homes through the Canada Greener Homes Grant. But what difference did that actually make? 

Clean up efforts continue following the ice storm that devastated parts of central Ontario a week ago. 

Candidates were dropping almost as fast as the writs in the first two weeks of the campaign. But after Monday, political parties will have an additional problem if they decide to remove someone from their ticket — they won't be able to put forward a backup contender.

During his campaign visit in St. John's, federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh made bold promises to fix the country's doctor shortage and to support fish harvesters. 

It was a marathon session for players and spectators in Sydney on Friday night but the Cape Breton Eagles eventually triumphed 3-2 over the Baie-Comeau Drakkar.

N.B. Power sent 27 crews to Ontario on Friday to assist with power restoration efforts after a week of ice, wind and rain. More than 100,000 customers in the province remain without power.

Saskatoon police are investigating the disruption of a University of Saskatchewan event with what the university called "racist and deeply inappropriate" imagery as a possible hate crime.

With just more than half of ballots counted, candidates Lucy Maloney and Sean Orr are leading Vancouver's two-seat city council byelection — positioning the progressive candidates to win both seats and weaken the ABC Vancouver majority on council.

Power has been mostly restored after an unusually long power outage affecting Yellowknife and Behchokǫ̀ on Saturday afternoon.

Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs is only a few days old, but the havoc they're already exerting on the global economy points to upcoming "pressure" on Canada's employment levels, Liberal Leader Mark Carney is warning.

Every summer for 61 years, tourists have piled onto Jasper's SkyTram to see the boomerang-shaped town nestled inside the sprawling Rocky Mountains. It'll happen again this summer, but the view will be different.

The incoming president of one of Canada's most high-profile legal organizations has resigned amid an "existential crisis" at The Advocates' Society over its decision to cancel a Syrian Canadian entrepreneur and peace advocate's upcoming speech, after some members raised concerns over his views on Gaza. 

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has unveiled his party's plan to improve Canadians' access to primary health care with a strategy designed to retain and hire more doctors, nurses and other health-care workers.

As voting wraps up on Saturday to crown the next Kraft Hockeyville, Crossfield is bidding to claim Alberta's first grand prize in more than a decade. 

P.E.I. woke up to lower gas prices for the second time this week following an unscheduled price adjustment by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission.

The expectations of a young job seeker and an employer don't always match, and when it comes time to hire, the generation gap can leave both parties disappointed.

Long-simmering tensions within the Conservative movement are bursting out into the federal election, experts say — undercutting Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's efforts to present himself as a unifier who can take on U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has shut down the Ministry of Labour's attempt to appeal the City of Greater Sudbury's acquittal in the case of a woman who was killed at a road construction site on Elgin Street a decade ago.

A licensed counselling therapist in Moncton says chronic absence from school is one of the biggest issues his young patients are dealing with these days — right up there with anxiety.

Officials in southern Ontario believe prolonged power outages could last well into next week after a spring storm caused heavy damage.

As the Canada-U.S. trade war drags on, some consumers are turning to local farmers for direct purchases in search of both quality and economic stability — including visitors to one of Manitoba's premier annual events.

When Donovan Thiesson came across a new book about mushroom picking in Saskatchewan, he didn't anticipate having to warn people against reading it.

Jasmine Mooney's smile went viral after 35-year-old Canadian was taken into U.S. custody at the Mexican border in March, but her story is now whispered in fear. 

Voters in Hamilton say that while the economic impacts of U.S. tariffs are top of mind this election, they want to hear more from candidates about other pressing issues.

You might've heard a politician, advocate, or friend say this is the most important election of our lifetimes. 

Housing is about to get a lot more expensive in the next decade if the federal government does not revamp its immigration program bringing in skilled workers, according to the construction industry. 

A pair of local MPPs have called on Ontario's education minister to make infrastructure investments to deteriorating schools in Waterloo region.  

Ben Collings-Mackay says he knows how he's going to spend the $45,000 he received for the prestigious Frank H. Sobey scholarship.

A man from Tuktoyaktuk says it means a lot to have found a half-cousin he didn't know he had — and to learn more about his family history — after submitting a DNA test to an ancestry website. 

The City of Toronto says design errors caused work on the Gardiner Expressway to be delayed by more than eight months in 2021. In a recently filed lawsuit, it's now seeking tens of millions of dollars from the multi-national consulting firm it alleges made the mistakes. 

Local tourism operators are anticipating more business this summer as Canadians opt out of travel south of the border. 

Some of Donald Trump's friends in Washington suddenly sound nervous about him having the keys to the economy. A few are even talking about wrenching them away.

The RCMP are investigating what they believe was a "targeted incident of shots fired" near Sulva Road in Grand Falls-Windsor.

A middle school teacher in Nova Scotia's Yarmouth County is facing multiple sex-related charges after an alleged incident involving a youth.

Irving Pulp & Paper in Saint John has withdrawn its application to rezone a third of nearby Wolastoq Park for a 500-stall parking lot.