Dating shows like Sexy Beasts and Love is Blind challenge contestants to fall in love without seeing each others faces. CBC News spoke with three experts who weighed in on whether televised love is really blind or if it remains skin deep.

After more than a year of pandemic delays, Canada’s women’s soccer team kicked off its Olympic tournament with a 1-1 draw against host Japan.

Customers of a specialty autobody and mechanic shop north of Halifax say their classic vehicles have been held at the garage for years, despite their attempts to have them returned, or have been handed back in pieces.

Police have arrested a Winnipeg man they say posted comments online that expressed contempt toward women and threatened to kill someone.

Under the early evening sun, dancers from across Canada and the United States filed onto the powwow grounds at Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation in central Alberta.

A provincewide state of emergency has been declared in B.C. as wildfires continue to grow, forcing hundreds from their homes and putting thousands more on evacuation alert. 

Calgarians left stranded in India after a travel ban was announced in April due to rising COVID cases in that country will have to wait at least another month before they can return home.

Four First Nations in eastern Manitoba are being evacuated because of smoke from forest fires burning near their communities. The Red Cross says more than 600 people have already been flown out of Little Grand Rapids and Pauingassi First Nation.

Online activity by right-wing extremists in Canada rose last year during the pandemic, despite efforts by governments and social media companies to curb extremism and hate speech, according to a new report.

Hundreds of properties in the southern tip of B.C.’s Okanagan Valley have been ordered to evacuate after a wildfire that sparked Monday afternoon grew quickly within hours.