Multiple officers from Toronto Police Service have been arrested for being involved with the tow-trucking industry.

Former prime minister Stephen Harper says Canada must urgently reduce its dependence on the US.

Canada to open its first consulate in Greenland tomorrow.

Rohingya community in St. John's awaits decision from International Court of Justice about genocide in Myanmar.

The ban on the pesticide Strychnine is putting crops in the Prairies at risk but the federal government doesn't want to overturn it.

Dozens of Yukon residents are upset with Canada Post over missing packages.

Controversy over US ICE agents continue at 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympic Games.

Rafah border crossing in Gaza closes to patients two days after re-opening.

A former British cabinet minister with ties to Jeffrey Epstein is under criminal investigation for allegedly leaking secret government documents to the convicted sex offender.

Newfoundland and Labrador pulls out of project to protect a large marine area.

Fishers on New Brunswick's Campobello Island say disrepair of federal wharves threatens their work.

4-year-old Penny the Doberman Pinscher, co-owned by a Canadian, wins best in show at Westminster Dog Show.

Grief and shock are rippling through Canada's hockey community after three junior players killed in a crash heading to practice in Alberta.

Newfoundland woman calls for inquiry into the death of her husband while waiting 10 hours for care in an ER.

Bank of Montreal fined $4-million for over-charging customers on monthly fees for discounted plans.

US and India strike trade deal, but details are sparse.

First Baptist Church in Toronto, one of the first places of worship for slaves who made their way north to freedom, celebrates 200 years.

CBC News gets exclusive visit to the US airbase in Arizona, where Canadian pilots will soon learn how to fly the F-35.

Rafah border crossing into Gaza partially re-opens today.

Ambulances and aid trucks are entering the Rafah border crossing into the Gaza Strip for the first time in months.

Some police officers in Ontario say they are being unfairly penalized by traffic technology.

New research suggests that more young Canadians are being diagnosed with psychotic disorders.

Gold prices continue their dramatic reversal, drooping about two percent on Asian markets today.

Bad Bunny made history last night at the Grammy Awards as the first Latin artist to win the award.

Nova Scotia's Shubenacadie Sam won't be presenting his forecast today because of a blast of winter weather.

Gaza’s Rafah crossing reopens today in a high-stakes test for the region's fragile ceasefire.

PM Keir Starmer demands Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor testify as new BBC allegations link him to Epstein's trafficking ring.

Ayatollah Khamenei warns of "regional war" as President Trump claims nuclear talks are underway amid a massive U.S. military buildup.

Five years after Myanmar’s coup, Aung San Suu Kyi remains in secret detention following military-run elections.

Auditions open for the 10th season of The Great Canadian Baking Show as the nation’s pandemic-born obsession with baking continues to surge.

Kendrick Lamar leads the 2026 Grammy race as K-pop hits and Bad Bunny’s historic album eye major wins in L.A. tonight.

Conservative Party of Canada votes 87.4% for Pierre Poilievre to remain as leader of the party.

As Iran announces its plans to carry out drills in the Strait of Hormuz, the US warns that it will not tolerate any unsafe actions from the Middle Eastern nation.

Israeli strikes kill at least 23 Palestinians in what is one of the most deadly attacks since the sides struck a ceasefire in October.

A Canadian solider dies in Latvia while serving in as a gunner of the Nato mission in the small Baltic country.

A century of oil production in Norman Wells, NWT is ending, leaving residents wondering about their future.

Extreme cold to grip much of Ontario through the weekend.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a critical leadership review today.

U.S. President Donald Trump is escalating trade tensions with Canada, threatening to decertify and tariff Canadian-made aircraft.

Officials in the First Nation of Kashechewan say cryptosporidium has been detected in the community’s water supply, making dozens of people sick.

A Swedish study has found artificial intelligence can help detect breast cancer sooner.

A landmark trial accusing social media companies of knowingly making their platforms addictive, is underway in Los Angeles.

A Canadian crypto fugitive accused of stealing tens of millions has resurfaced — contacting The Fifth Estate while evading police worldwide.

US President Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan vows to stay in Minneapolis, despite calls to end immigration operation.

The Assembly of First Nations cautions Indigenous travellers about entering the US, despite treaty rights.

Two men killed in a shooting on a remote Cree Nation of Mistissini in Quebec; community in lockdown.

UK prime minister Keir Starmer in Beijing to improve trade relationship with China.

Economic trade issues expected to dominate discussion as Canada's Premiers meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney today.

A Marketplace probe finds some “Canadian” products are actually made in the U.S.