Dennis Oland’s retrial in 2011 death of father begins today with jury selection
One of the most sensational murder cases in New Brunswick history is back before the courts in Saint John on Monday as jury selection begins in the…
A look at the personal and economic cost of chronic pain
Fourteen years ago, Sudbury's Janet Lewis was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, a condition that causes her daily chronic pain. Lewis used to work as a nanny, but had…
Missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry starts in St. John’s
Sexual exploitation, human trafficking and sexual violence are being explored as the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls begins four days of a…
Rescued meat dogs saved by former American Idol judge Simon Cowell
Simon Cowell, known as the former judge on America's Got Talent and American Idol, donated $42,000 to the Humane Society International (HSI) to help save 200 dogs…
A hereditary chief opens up about supplying his nation with free cannabis oil
Hereditary chief Wil Marsden has made a name for himself in his community as the guy you see if you need access to cannabis oil. He's been…
Unfilled Speaker’s chair could bring on another election — this fall
Forget about throne speeches, confidence votes and two-party deals. A looming standoff over who will be Speaker of the New Brunswick legislature could bring it all to…
Legal weed in Canada: How it works where you live | Power & Politics
Marijuana will be legal in Canada starting Oct. 17, but the rules are different in each province. CBC's Power & Politics breaks it down.
How to get to know Ontario in a month: Couple walks 900 km Bruce Trail in 5 weeks
Natalie Schott and Chris Wilson saw more of Ontario in five weeks than many of us will see in a lifetime. They took a walk down the…
N.L. judge agrees to unusual ban in case of woman missing for 2 years
Jennifer Hillier-Penney has been missing since Nov. 30, 2016, and RCMP have deemed her disappearance suspicious. A Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador judge has granted an…
Lawyers in Mark Norman case take aim at Liberal minister, court documents reveal
Lawyers defending Vice-Admiral Mark Norman have taken aim at one of the Liberal government's senior cabinet ministers in a court filing, alleging political interference in the program…
‘Lives are hanging in the balance’: Why some newly licensed truckers aren’t ready for the road
Tractor-trailers can measure up to 23 metres long, carry 30-tonne loads and barrel down the highway at high speeds, but in some provinces you need more training…