Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch has criticised Prime Minister Keir Starmer by saying that recognising a Palestinian State while Hamas occupies Gaza, rewards terrorism. She spoke while on a visit to the Blakesley Show, near...

After a heat wave and soaking rain, we get some well deserved sunshine, lower humidity and pleasantly warm temperatures this weekend.

After a heat wave and soaking rain, we get some well deserved sunshine, lower humidity and pleasantly warm temperatures this weekend.

The Cantilever Bar wildfire near Lytton continues to burn out of control

Gaza’s Hamas-run Health Ministry says dozens have been killed near aid trucks within 24 hours, even as countries including Canada increase pressure to address the growing starvation crisis.

Residents at 156 South 9th St. are calling out their landlord, saying he ignores critical repairs, including a collapsed ceiling, broken steps and a gas outage that’s lasted nearly a year.

Rob Oliphant, parliamentary secretary to the minister of foreign affairs, says Canada is 'adding its voice to a diplomatic chorus' by planning to recognize Palestinian statehood as the humanitarian situation in Gaza worsens.

OXFAM policy lead Bushra Khalidi says Israel’s restrictions are starving Gaza’s most vulnerable who can't reach aid.

Southern Alberta's unusually rainy July means local fish have access to more habitat and cooler water temperatures, according to the Alberta Conservation Association. But a University of Calgary fish biologist said large rainfall events...

The mayor's office and the NYPD responded to a quality-of-life concern that News 12 alerted them to during "Ask the Mayor."

Storm chaser and reporter Jenny Hagan joined The Morning Edition to talk about a busy summer for weather in Saskatchewan and her life as a storm chaser.

UBC professor of geotechnical engineering Dwayne Tannant shares insights on the conditions faced by the three trapped miners inside the Red Chris mine refuge station.

Study reveals cricket played in dangerously hot, humid environments. 50% of IPL 205 games in extreme heat. Climate change is becoming a threat to cricket.

The issue of bail reform is back in the spotlight as Toronto police work to improve a program to allow officers to conduct more compliance checks. CBC's Farrah Merali explains how it works.

New finance minister says will ask international donors for soft loans to finance purchase of wheat, fuel and medicines.

From finding places to put the snow to fatigue, there are many challenges facing those cleaning up from last week’s blizzard in Newfoundland and Labrador last week and it’s far from over.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Dwight Ball advised people in his province to remain inside, barring an emergency, amid the ongoing blizzard.

CBC's Vassy Kapelos is joined by The Weather Network's Chris Murphy from the streets of St. John's with what's expected in the forecast.

Amid strong international criticism and economic sanctions, the president said he was open to providing more guarantees of transparency.

Military deployed as communities assess damage from Saturday's ferocious blazes and temperatures expected to rise again.

Nearly 150 fires are wreaking havoc in New South Wales alone - a dozen of which are out of control.

A hidden camera investigation exposes misleading sales tactics at a discount car rental agency and shows how consumers can avoid getting ripped off by hidden terms and conditions.

At least 10 people killed and three million hectares of land torched across country in recent months.

A top European human rights official is demanding immediate closure of makeshift camp, fearing a humanitarian crisis.