A sabre that saw action in the American Revolution and may have been used as a murder weapon in Nova Scotia has found its way...
March 7, 2021Four Liberal cabinet ministers called for an emergency debate in the House of Commons after a dispute between commercial fishermen and Mi’kmaw fishers...
March 7, 2021Wally Rich, a 15-year-old from Natuashish, took his own life in a Labrador group home in May. (Submitted by Innu Nation) The system...
March 7, 2021When a popular Fox News host appeared to mispronounce the name of Canada’s capital in a segment on his U.S. prime-time TV show last week, he...
March 7, 2021The U.S. election is being fought on Canadian soil, too. Both the Republicans and Democrats are pushing for a share of the 620,000...
March 7, 2021The Canadian military has done an about-face and says it will now release information about the spread of COVID-19 infection in the ranks. A military statement...
March 7, 2021The people in charge of investing your money for the long term are in the throes of a wrenching internal conflict that is...
March 7, 2021The economy is in a ditch, and millions of Canadian workers still find themselves unemployed or underemployed compared with where things were before COVID-19....
March 7, 2021As Nova Scotians brace for the arrival of Teddy, which has now transitioned to a post-tropical storm, officials are urging people to stay...
March 7, 2021An Ottawa elementary school has become the first in Ontario to close due to COVID-19 concerns after two staff members and two students tested positive....
March 7, 2021Saying goodbye is never easy, especially when it comes to icons and stars fans have grown to love. Scroll down to see Us...
March 7, 2021During his eight years as men’s basketball coach at Red Deer College in Alberta from 2011-19, Clayton Pottinger compiled a record that would...
March 7, 2021The NHL has seemingly decided on its hub cities for when the league returns to play, according to multiple reports on Wednesday: Toronto for the Eastern...
March 7, 2021Canada’s economy shrank by 11.6 per cent in April, the biggest plunge on record, following March’s contraction of 7.5 per cent as COVID-19...
March 7, 2021Every facet of Canadian life has been changed by the current pandemic, from how and where we live, to how we shop, eat and...
March 7, 2021We’re breaking down what you need to know about the pandemic. Send us your questions via email at COVID@cbc.ca and we’ll answer as...
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