Iran's Sistan-Baluchestan province was rocked by a terrorist attack on July 26. According to media reports, nearly eight people, including five civilians, were killed and over 20 injured in the incident. Gunmen belonging to Jaish al-Adl...

Trump issues a chilling threat to bomb Iran "again if necessary," reacting to Tehran’s vow to continue nuclear enrichment despite heavy damages. As Khamenei’s regime clings to its atomic ambitions, Trump doubles down with a blunt...

Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne says that the remains of one Canadian has already been repatriated and that more remains will be returned soon.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that despite the fact that Iran does not respect dual citizenship, it must respect the rights of the families as to where they want the bodies of their loved ones buried.

President Hassan Rouhani’s Chief of Staff Mahmoud Vaezi told Iranian state media Tehran and Riyadh could work together to resolve their problems.

Foreign Minister François-Philippe Champagne says today is not the day for blame, however Iran has a choice and should choose the path of cooperation.

Iran Supreme Leader delivers first Friday sermon in eight years as Tehran faces pressure at home and abroad.

Iran on Sunday denied earlier reports that a decision had been taken to send the downed plane's flight recorders to Ukraine.

Ukrainian airliner crashed minutes after takeoff from Tehran on the night Iran fired missiles at US forces in Iraq.

Allegations by foreign leaders that Iranian missile mistakenly shot down Ukraine airliner denied, with claim that plane caught fire and was having technical difficulties.

Zeynab Asadi-Lari. who was studying to be a doctor, was killed when Flight PS752 came down. Her friends tell The National about her life and her dreams that will never be fulfilled.

EU foreign ministers hold emergency meeting as Europe tries to steer US and Iran back to nuclear diplomacy.

Iran rejects claims from Canada and the U.S. that Flight PS752 was likely shot down by an Iranian anti-aircraft missile. Officials say an investigation into the crash could take up to 2 years.

As investigators from Canada’s Transportation Safety Board try to get into Iran to examine the crash site, an international response group is putting pressure on Tehran to open up the investigation.

The countries involved in investigating the crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 disagree on the cause. Iran denies shooting down the plane, while other countries, including Canada, cite evidence of an Iranian missile.

Family members of people killed in the Flight 752 crash have been unable to get to Tehran to visit the crash site and will continue to face challenges in getting bodies back to Canada for funerals.

If Iran was firing missiles at U.S. military bases in Iraq that night, why was Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 able to take off? CBC News’s Susan Ormiston looks for answers.

Iranians react with anger over downing of plane

Videos and comments on social media show angry Iranians calling on leadership to resign over plane crash incident.

Ceremonies held across the country after 57 Canadians among the 176 people killed when plane was shot down near Tehran.

The Ukrainian team in Tehran is keeping a close watch on what Iran does with the wreckage of Flight 752. Our Chris Brown spoke with one of the men leading Ukraine's investigation.

Five nations seek a united front to press for compensation and plan possible legal strategy

Transportation Safety Board Chair Kathy Fox says that the black boxes from Ukrainian International Airlines flight 752 are still in Iran and have been damaged, but that they may be moved to a site that will allow investigators to analyze...

Transportation Safety Board Chair Kathy Fox says that the Iranian Air Accident Investigation Bureau has shown signs of allowing TSB investigators to participate in the analysis of the black boxes from flight 752.