A Chinese research vessel returns to Arctic waters — and it appears Canada is watching

Residents want MAGA musician's concert at Parks Canada historic site cancelled

Sean Feucht, a Christian rocker and rising star in the MAGA movement, is scheduled to perform Wednesday at the York Redoubt National Historic Site near Halifax.

Zoom-bombing concerns prompt Ontario to halt full public access to virtual court

An increasing number of Zoom bombings infiltrating Ontario courtrooms now means the public is banned from attending proceedings virtually.

Astronomers think they've captured a planet forming around a host star — something never seen before

Astronomers believe they have captured an image of a planet in the act of forming, something that has never before been witnessed.

Toronto police took over an hour to respond to brutal assault, victim says

A Toronto man tells CBC Toronto that police took over an hour to arrive at his home after he was brutally beaten by a man in the stairwell. Both police and paramedics said they were dealing with an influx of emergency calls that evening.

At least 4 Gaza children starve to death in deepening hunger crisis, medics say

A six-week-old infant and three other children have died of starvation in Gaza in the past 24 hours, local health officials said, with malnutrition and starvation now killing Palestinians faster than at any point in the 21-month war.

Not just an urban issue: Alberta small town forms task force to address encampment

A sprawling forest encampment has brought jurisdictional concerns, community tensions, and discussions surrounding potential solutions to the forefront in the rural community of Drayton Valley, Alta.

South Korean pilot may have shut off less-damaged engine in crash that killed 179 people

The initial results of an investigation into December's devastating Jeju Air crash in South Korea showed that while both of the plane's engines sustained bird strikes, its pilots turned off the less-damaged one just before its crash-landing. The finding, before the conclusion of the probe, has proven controversial.

Carney to brief premiers on U.S. trade talks at Muskoka summit

How sudden cardiac arrest can be different for athletes — based on their sex

While male athletes are more likely to suffer a sudden cardiac arrest, women are less likely to survive one. Physiological differences and bystander reaction could partially explain the difference, suspect researchers.

Many Canadian exports can avoid Trump tariffs if CUSMA-compliant. Here's what that means

Angry students confront Bangladesh officials as plane crash death toll rises to 31

Hundreds of students protested near the site of the crash of a Bangladesh air force training jet into a school in Dhaka, demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and the halt of training flights.

B.C. premier slams U.S. ambassador for saying Trump thinks Canadian boycotts are 'nasty'

B.C. Premier David Eby says U.S. leadership has "very little awareness" of how offensive their remarks are, like the U.S. ambassador to Canada saying President Donald Trump thinks Canadians are "nasty" to deal with because of U.S. travel boycotts and booze bans.  

The Cosby Show star Malcolm-Jamal Warner dead at 54 after accidental drowning

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for playing Bill Cosby's son on the hit NBC sitcom The Cosby Show, has died at the age of 54, in an accidental drowning while on holiday with his family in Central America.

Trump administration releases MLK Jr.'s FBI records against family's wishes

The Trump administration has released records of the FBI's surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., despite opposition from the slain Nobel laureate's family and the civil rights group that he led until his 1968 assassination.

5 million above-ground pools recalled, including in Canada

Health Canada has issued a recall notice for more than 260,000 above-ground swimming pools sold in Canada since the early 2000s after nine children drowned in the United States.

Inmate charged with 1st-degree murder in death of serial killer Robert Pickton

A federal inmate has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of serial killer Robert Pickton last year.

Father of Montreal girl who was found dead in N.Y. charged with 2nd-degree murder

U.S.-South Korean citizen deported from Canada 6 times sentenced for violating removal order

A U.S.-South Korean dual citizen who has violated six deportation orders from Canada was sentenced Monday for his latest transgression.

15-year-old boy stabbed to death near Vancouver law courts, police say

​​​​​​​Vancouver police say they are investigating the murder of a 15-year-old boy who died after being stabbed Saturday night near the Vancouver Law Courts at Smithe and Hornby streets.