HR court ruled that the failure of the Swiss government to adequately tackle climate change is a violation of human rights.

The program hopes to prep students for future jobs in the tech industry. Students learned about all types of drones and the many uses of them.

As debate continues to swirl around the role of group homes amid a recent spate of violence in Winnipeg by a handful of teens in the care of CFS, CBC's Josh Crabb visits one local organization that's aiming to help turn the tide. The...

The National begins a road trip down the route of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to find out where Canadians stand as the project prepares to start moving oil. Plus, how strangers found homes together in one of Canada’s priciest...

Tuckahoe and Ardsley each got about $1 million to revitalize their downtown area. A total of $4 million went to the city of Yonkers to revitalize the South Broadway corridor.

United Churches on P.E.I. are aiming to make the faith community more 2SLGBTQ+ inclusive. While many recognize March 14 as Pi Day, it’s also National Affirming Day. For the community, P.I.E. stands for Public, Intentional, Explicit...

British Muslims, witnessing a surge in Islamophobia, are advocating for a permanent ceasefire whilst empathizing with Palestinians in Gaza.

Quebec has launched measles vaccination clinics as officials fear a major outbreak would put thousands of children at risk of getting very sick or even dying. The number of confirmed cases in Canada in 2024 has already exceeded the total...

In Zimbabwe, Hwange's authorities give bicycles to kids for safer commutes amid wildlife encounters, promoting conservation support.

MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal hit out at US and other nations for their remarks on CAA. The MEA Spokesperson said, "As you are well aware, the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 is an internal matter of India and is in keeping with...

Animal welfare groups say stray dog overpopulation in remote areas of Manitoba is leading to increased attacks and risk of rabies. They want the provincial government to fund a mass spay and neuter program.

Animal welfare groups say stray dog overpopulation in remote areas of Manitoba is leading to increased attacks and risk of rabies. They want the provincial government to fund a mass spay and neuter program.

In the wake of deadly shootings in Brooklyn, Assembly Member Brian Cunningham and local anti-violence advocates gathered on Sunday to call for passage of the “Community Violence Intervention and Prevention Act.”

In 53 years of competition Nunavut had never taken home gold, until 11 months ago at the 2023 Arctic Winter Games in Wood Buffalo . This year, they're back, and ready to take it home for Nunavut again.

The Canadian Rangers work closely with the OPP in emergency situations and provide on-the-ground assistance in northern Ontario's remote communities. The CBC's Jasmine Kabatay made the trek to Rinker Lake, just north of Thunder Bay, to...

Simon Fraser University post-doctoral fellow and author Nawal Musleh-Motut brought people together to share memories and photographs related to the Nakba and Holocaust.

Mayor Eric Adams announced a $25 million state-of-the-art space to assist the beauty and wellness industry in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Ballet is gearing up for their spring showcase and News 12's Lindsay Tanney got a sneak peek into some of the final rehearsals.

Some of Nova Scotia’s historic Black communities are looking to the concept of community land trusts as a solution to housing affordability — an idea that has roots in the American civil rights movement.

The federal and provincial governments say new funding is coming to support high-speed internet in rural communities. CBC's Lien Yeung spoke with reporter Kathryn Marlow about where these projects are happening.

Conservative MP-elect Jamil Jivani says his win in the byelection for the Greater Toronto Area riding of Durham shows the Conservative Party best represents the values of Canadians' communities.

Israel's plan to expand al-Azariya settlements may displace Palestinians, cause job losses, and potentially violate international law.

In case you missed it, here's the Trudeau government's housing announcement from Thunder Bay in five minutes.

Some municipalities in British Columbia are pushing back against provincial legislation that restricts short-term rentals, with Prince George city council voting unanimously on Monday to request to opt out of the Short-Term Rental...