Complaints are mounting against a Nova Scotia judge who said that 'clearly a drunk can consent' as he acquitted a Halifax taxi driver of sexually assaulting an intoxicated passenger

A number of Canadian women are alleging mistreatment in the delivery room

'Significant' number of problems with some Ford models prompts federal probe

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson is apologizing to victims and witnesses of "egregious behaviour" at one of the Mounties' top training facilities.

Jeremy Cooperstock, professor at McGill University, airline passenger rights advocate, on Transat's offer of $400 to stranded travellers

In an email obtained by Go Public, Pierre Dupont admits using 'unique stent devices' he created and not the approved stents created by HyProCure

CBC’s David Common checks out a marijuana dispensary in Toronto

More indigenous women are alleging sexual assault and abuse by Quebec provincial police. After a Radio-Canada investigation, the province says it's time for answers.

'Things that shouldn't pop up for maybe 20 years are showing up almost immediately,' retired captain says

Half of all air passenger complaints resolved by the Canadian Transportation Agency over a recent nine-month period resulted in a passenger refund or compensation, according to analysis of newly available CTA data. However, some industry...

Half of all air passenger complaints resolved by the Canadian Transportation Agency over a recent nine-month period resulted in a passenger refund or compensation, according to analysis of newly available CTA data. However, some industry...

It's the third criminal referral related to last fall's mayoral election.

Manitoba's trucking sector is using temporary foreign workers to find drivers at its highest rate in years, but some of those companies are accused of taking advantage of newcomers' hopes of living in Canada.

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights found that some CUNY schools failed to respond properly to allegations of discrimination based on national origin and shared ancestry.

The Essex County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene inside the Locust Grove picnic area.

Toronto's sidewalk litter bins are getting a makeover. Residents have long voiced their dissatisfaction with the existing bins, complaining about overflow and garbage blowing into the streets. The city says the new design will address...

Over 50,000 complaints were filed with 311 in 2023.

The complaints were filed with the Attorney Grievance Committee for the Ninth Judicial District. They cite Hoover for unethical and possibly criminal conduct in the investigation.

Town Supervisor Steve Bedetti said the craters are popping up because of neglect of state roads by the DOT and because state-owned drainage systems near the roads are collapsing.

The Office of Children and Family Services has “initiated an investigation” into Kidz Town in Wappingers Falls after a child care worker was accused of abusing a preschooler.

Legendary jazz singer Eleanor Collins died on Sunday at the age of 104. Collins is being remembered for her illustrious career and social legacy. Our Yvette Brend looks back at her remarkable life.

Canadian jazz legend Eleanor Collins, who worked with greats like Dizzy Gillespie and Oscar Peterson, died Sunday at the age of 104. Collins was also the first Black woman to host a Canadian TV show.

Five years after being charged with not complying with Ontario's Ministry of Labour, Toronto businessman Anchuan Jiang is facing new claims of wage theft and orders to pay employees. CBC’s Sarah MacMillan looks into the province’s...

According to a recent report, many companies are not hiring Canadians with criminal records. The P.E.I. Human Rights Commissioner lays out the law.