Charlie Angus Challenges Trudeau On WE Controversy

NDP MP Charlie Angus tells Prime Minister Justin Trudeau it was "so obvious" there were conflicts with his involvement in discussions about WE and the Canada Student Service Grant program.

Toronto Raptors Update Jerseys With BLM-Inspired Messages

Over a dozen Toronto Raptors will be updating their jerseys with protest slogans inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement at the restart of the NBA season.

Storm Cuts Committee Chair's Internet During Trudeau Testimony

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's appearance at the House of Commons finance committee went briefly off-rails after a thunderstorm severed the internet connection of the committee chair.

These Countries Want To Be Your New WFH Destinations

Barbados is one of a handful of countries offering year-long visas to allow Canadians to work remotely.

New Toonie Pays Tribute To Legendary Haida Artist

The new coin is tribute to one of Bill Reid's famous silkscreen works in the traditional Haida colour scheme.

Nova Scotia Lights Up Blue In Tribute To Dead

Operation Bluenose saw dozens of iconic East Cost landmarks light up blue as a way to mourn first responders, military members and citizens who've died in 2020.

Crew Of HMCS Fredericton Comes Home To Warm Welcome

The crew of roughly 250 service members left for the Mediterranean back in January of 2020 as part of a NATO-led mission.

Tiny Home Fetches $1 Million-Dollar Price Tag

Just when you thought the COVID-19 pandemic had put Toronto's hod real estate market on ice, this listing pops up.

Police Investigating Black Lives Matter Painting

Police in Hamilton, Ont. have launched a criminal mischief investigation after around 100 activists painted a message in front of the city hall.

Indigenous Artists Showcase Canadians Provinces In New Ways

The #beadyourprovince and #beadyourstate started in mid-March as a focal point for Indigenous artists looking for a subject.

Canada Vs. America's COVID-19 Response Summed Up In 1 Pic

A photo at Niagara Falls is highlighting the stark contrast to how Canadians and Americans have approached the COVID-19 pandemic.

Morneau Admits To $41,000 ‘Mistake’ In Unpaid WE Travel Expenses

Finance Minister Bill Morneau appears as a witness in the House of Commons finance committee to answer questions about his relationship with WE Charity.

Dash-Cam Captures B.C. Tractor Trailer Wipeout

RCMP say all parties involved only suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Trudeau Accuses Singh Of Being Cynical About WE Charity Deal

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responds to NDP criticism about his government's handling of a $912-million student program by accusing the party of cynicism.

A Timeline Of Violent Police Wellness Checks

Wellness checks have turned deadly in a number of Canadian cities since the start of 2020.

Refugee Describes Living In A Toronto Homeless Shelter During Pandemic

Mariam Moussa Agrei, who fled Chad and sought asylum in Canada, describes what it was like to live in a Toronto homeless shelter during the coronavirus pandemic.

Thunderstorm Floods Home Of Edmonton Oilers

Despite the damage, the Oilers' owners say the flooding won't impact the city's ability to host teams as the 2020 NHL season restarts.

Couple Ties The Knot At Canada-U.S. Border

Kadee and Jaxson Jensen had planned to get hitched in June but then the COVID-19 pandemic struck, forcing the couple to get creative to bring her American and his Canadian family together for the ceremony.

Charlie Angus Presses Bardish Chagger On WE Charity Controversy

NDP MP Charlie Angus questions Youth Minister Bardish Chagger at the House of Commons finance committee over the WE Charity controversy.

Here's What's Steering Beef Prices Upwards

Canadians experiencing sticker shock while shopping for steaks can blame it on fallout from the COVID-19 virus.

Police Warning Over Wireless Car Thefts

Toronto police are urging car owners to be careful as suspects were caught on camera unlocking a vehicle using its keyless-FOB entry feature.

Canadians Are Getting Shafted For Mobile Data Plans

A global survey of 228 countries found Canadians are paying way more for a gigabyte of data compared to many other citizens.

Canadian 'Baby-Sitters Club' Star Says She's A Claudia IRL, Too

Momona Tamada says she has a lot in common with Claudia Kishi, the creative and fashionable teen she plays on Netflix's "The Baby-Sitters Club."

A Timeline Of The Trudeaus And Their WE Charity Appearances

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under an ethics investigation over his family's relationship with We Charity.

Here's How Canadians Compare To Others On Wearing Face Masks

In a survey of 26 countries, Canadians ranked in the bottom 6 when it came to wearing face masks.

5 Things To Know About Moon Mining

News that the moon might be more enriched with precious metals than previously thought has sent a renewed rush across the mining industry on how to potentially harvest a new resource.

Montreal Circus Festival Returns With Secret Shows

The pandemic may have cancelled Montreal's annual circus festival but that hasn't stopped performers from safely keeping residents entertained.

Animal Control Removes Frisky Victoria Peacock

Summer is mating season for Beacon Hill Park's peacock population and things got out of hand for one male bird.

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Why Canada’s Relationship With Hong Kong Is Changing

China imposed new national security laws on Hong Kong after decades of protests, which has impacted the relationship with Canada.

A List Of The Canadian Companies Boycotting Facebook Ads

Several Canadian companies have joined an international push to pause advertising on Facebook in order to get the social media platform to change the way it views harmful and hateful content.

Canada To Award Quebec Mosque Shooting Heroes

Five Quebecers are among 123 remarkable Canadians set to be awarded for their contributions and sacrifices for Canadians.

Canadians Band Together For Beneficial Bugs

Canadians from coast to coast are working to put together a network of gardens to help insects like butterflies and bees pollinate plants.

Southwestern Manitoba Hit By Double Whammy Of Flooding, Tornado

Back-to-back thunderstorms are responsible for record-breaking downpour in Manitoba.

Canadian Baby Is Here To Dance Away Your Troubles

Brave Yazzie is only six months old but she can dance like nobody's business. (Video courtesy Aislinn Whitstone)

When Your LGBTQ Child Comes Out

Sex educator Nadine Thornhill shares advice on being there for your child when they first talk to you about their gender or sexual identity.

Understanding Your Child's LGBTQ Identity

Sex educator Nadine Thornhill talks about the vocabulary around sexual and gender identity and how to support and affirm LGBTQ children and youth.

'We Believe Them': Senate Makes Historic Apology In Sexual Harassment Case

Sabi Marwah, chair of the Senate's internal economy, budgets and administration committee, delivered an apology to former employees for ex-senator Don Meredith's misconduct and the six-year process it took to address the matter.

How To Support Your LGBTQ Child

What LGBTQ kids need most is to feel safe, loved and supported at home. Sex educator Nadine Thornhill shares tips on how to be an affirming parent.