A record number of people are expected to be saying “up high” in Hamilton on Friday, taking part in UNICEF Canada’s #HighFiveIt campaign.
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A record number of people are expected to be saying “up high” in Hamilton on Friday, taking part in UNICEF Canada’s #HighFiveIt campaign.
CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon takes you on a journey like no other: a scientific mission to collect data on icebergs.
A decision to dramatically cut government funding to the 50+ Seniors Expo has organizers of the annual event upset and calling on the premier to re-instate funding.
Toronto rhythmic gymnast Alexandra Orlando caught up with CBC Sports Weekend host Scott Russell to talk about her participation as torchbearer for Canada at the upcoming Pan Am Games.
Conflicting speed signs in a Portage Avenue construction zone have Winnipeg motorists puzzled
50,000 people in the province face challenges accessing health, justice services and common compassion.
An 18-year-old woman has been granted bail on charges related to what police say appears to be a failed attempt by her and a friend to carry out an alleged suicide pact.
The results of a two-year look into the death of bee colonies will be released at a Senate committee meeting Wednesday afternoon. CBCnews.ca is carrying a press conference on the report live.
Toronto's skyline plays a starring role in the 2016 NBA all-star logo unveiled Wednesday at the CN Tower.
Too often we are drumming for our women after they are gone. That is what Shanastene McLeod's mom and auntie said to me while they were going house to house in the North End looking for her.
Burnaby deputy fire chief Chris Bowcock says "we think the risk to the community from a fire and safety perspective is significant".
After today's heat wave, thunderstorms can be expected in parts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
The Claremont Access will be closed Thursday between 9 a.m. and noon.
Their Majesties King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands lay a wreath at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.
A Calgary woman is emotional as she reunites with the EMS team who saved her life when she collapsed in a parking lot in November 2013.
A TV commercial for Mars Petcare diet cat food has been found misleading for using two different cats to demonstrate the 'before' and 'after' effects of the product.
Fourth seed Tomas Berdych moves to the 3rd round of the French Open.
Sacha Modolo wins Stage 17 of the Giro D'Italia, as Alberto Contador maintains his strong overall lead
Minister of State for Social Development Candice Bergen defends the First Nations Market Housing Fund which helped build just 99 homes to date - nowhere near its ambitious target of 25,000 privately owned dwellings by 2018.
The Gallant government is setting up a pilot project as part of its plan to make it easier for seniors to live at home longer.
A group of Gogama residents has retained a consultant to represent them in talks with CN Rail, following two train derailments, including one that spilled crude oil.
The number of new cancer cases on Prince Edward Island, and across Canada, will rise dramatically over the next 15 years, according to a new study by the Canadian Cancer Society.
The mayor of Gander has issued a stern warning to members of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, whom Claude Elliott suspects is looking to rent a property for their members.
Storms dumped rain on parts of Texas on Wednesday, bringing more runoff to swollen waterways that spilled their banks this week in places such as Houston, where floods are responsible for deaths and general chaos in the fourth most-populous U.S. city.
From a soul-sucking 'dementor' wasp named after a creature from the Harry Potter books to a half-metre long stick insect, scientists identify 139 new species in the Greater Mekong Region in 2014, according to a report.
Young people will be turned away from clinics of popular youth mental health service Headspace because funding has been frozen, experts warn.