A heat wave stretching across Western Canada is set to break daily and all-time temperature records much earlier in the year than usual. And that, scientists say, is directly linked to climate change. 

Canadian hyperloop company TransPod has completed a feasibility study of the implementation of an ultra-high-speed transportation line between Calgary and Edmonton. The company says it expects to have private funding secured for the first portion of the line by the end of the year.

A mission to mark the grave of the first Black Canadian-born lawyer has finally been accomplished.

The former Marieval Indian Residential School operated from 1899 to 1997 approximately 140 kilometers east of Regina.

Atlantic Canada’s spirit of pandemic unity lasted a long time, but it couldn’t quite get to the finish line without a stumble.

Montreal police deployed tear gas in downtown on Thursday to disperse crowds shortly after the Habs victory over the Las Vegas Golden Knights.

Priyanka, the performer from Whitby, Ont., who won the debut season of Canada’s Drag Race last September, rallying fans with her signature call-out, ‘My name is Priyanka. What’s my name?’ appears on the July cover of ELLE Canada, one of the country’s top fashion magazines. 

A long-serving Scouts Canada employee now facing charges of historic child sex crimes was part of the executive and a spokesperson when the organization implemented policies to protect youth from sexual abuse, CBC News has learned.

Indigenous faculty and students at Queen’s University say the administration has left them in the dark as questions grow in response to an anonymous report alleging six instructors, professors and associates falsely claimed Indigenous identity.

Arrests have been made as dozens of police officers moved to disperse a large group of protesters at the main border crossing between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, just a day after a demonstration around border restrictions began.