Vanessa Cardenas, Strategic Communications Director of Emily's List, says that her organization is seeing "younger, more diverse" women take the lead.

He wants the company's employees to be more representative of its customer base. Lucio discusses challenging agencies, and his own team, to shake things up.

Siemens is one of the largest manufacturing companies in the world. In the United States, more than 800,000 jobs are tied in some way to the company. Siemens USA CEO Judy Marks explains why Siemens works to be a "business to society" and...

Toronto Police have announced the hijab-cutting attack that was reported by an 11-year-old girl last week didn’t happen. The announcement comes after investigators looked at the evidence gathered and concluded the story was untrue

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Two sisters whose father died from drowning will be swimming competitors at the North American Indigenous Games in Toronto

P.J. Akeeagok is president, Qikiqtani Inuit Association, which supported the Clyde River community in its appeal of previous court rulings

Parents of young Indigenous people in Thunder Bay, Ont., and the surrounding communities are concerned that summer break isn't enough of a reprieve from the racism the kids face when they're away from home.

B.C.'s Chief Fire Information Officer Kevin Skrepnek explains how the wildfires are spreading and what plans are in place to get them under control.

The severity of the wildfires in B.C. fires have been compounded by factors like dead trees that were killed by the mountain pine beetle

We asked, and you shared with us your experiences of being Indigenous.

Group calls for the creation of a special investigative unit to look at allegations of violence towards Indigenous communities by police in Saskatchewan

Dozens of employees tell CBC's Go Public they feel the same pressure as bank employees to meet high sales targets

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States of emergency have been declared in several towns along the Ottawa River west of Montreal, but as CBC's Alison Northcott reports, many residents are ignoring evacuation orders

Mahmood Qasim, head of fundraising at Islamic Relief Canada, says seeing entire communities in Somalia engaged in collecting water was especially alarming

NASA announced it has discovered Saturn's moon Enceladus could potentially sustain life in our solar system

Facebook wants groups to contribute more to a 'social infrastructure.' Find out how here on Cheddar.

Police in Israel have arrested a man they say is responsible for calling in dozens of bomb threats to Jewish Community Centres over the past several months.

In addition to cutting the Environmental Protection Agency by 31 per cent, Trump's proposed budget would have an effect on climate change that goes beyond the U.S.

Run by the Pinnguaq Association, the course is part of a ramp-up to a full-year curriculum designed to build computer science skills across Nunavut.

Heavy flooding that threatens Canadian communities has officials urging residents to evacuate their homes. Many of those residents are divided: some are taking the risk and riding out the storm, while others aren't taking any chances and...

The celebrated Canadian author broke his silence over an investigation into his long-claimed Indigenous heritage

Members of a Toronto mosque and a synagogue have united to help a Syrian family