The Canadian government plans to formally apologize to members of the No. 2 Construction Battalion — the country’s first and only segregated military unit — for the treatment they endured during and following their service in the First World War.

While Liberal Premier Andrew Furey might not have won a solid majority, he does have enough seats to tackle a series of formidable problems. “The time for boldness is now, Newfoundland and Labrador,” he said at the close of his victory speech Saturday.

Despite having to disclose many details about ingredients, specific allergens, calorie counts and other nutritional information on labels, food manufacturers are not required to include the amount of added sugar a product contains and don’t have to disclose that information to an inquiring consumer, a CBC Marketplace investigation has found.

Halifax police have started an internal investigation after a video surfaced on social media over the weekend showing an officer saying something “unacceptable” as he appears to be pointing a weapon at a man with his hands up.

Halifax police have started an internal investigation after a video surfaced on social media over the weekend showing an officer saying something “unacceptable” as he appears to be pointing a weapon at a man with his hands up.

A woman is dead and six other people are injured after police in North Vancouver said a suspect stabbed them in and around a public library in a quiet suburb of the North Shore.

A woman is dead and six other people are injured after police in North Vancouver said a suspect stabbed them in and around a public library in a quiet suburb of the North Shore.

Ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier of Canada won bronze in free dance on Saturday in Stockholm, their first medal at the world figure skating championships. Earlier in the day, Keegan Messing clinched an Olympic spot for Canada in men’s singles.

Details are still emerging about Brian Nadler, the 35-year-old doctor from Dollard-Des-Ormeaux, Que., who is accused of first-degree murder, but here is what CBC News has learned so far.

The chief counsel for the Department of Justice conceded the possibility Friday the judge overseeing Meng Wanzhou’s extradition proceedings may find that a Canada Border Service Agency officer breached the Huawei executive’s rights by giving the RCMP the passcodes to her phones.