A Nova Scotia high school marks graduation after a year marred by crisis and tragedy, after the school year was cut short by coronavirus and one of their own was killed in the country's deadliest mass shooting.

Specialized day camps for children and adults with disabilities have been able to reopen with precautions during the pandemic, giving families their first break in months from providing 24/7 care.

Community leaders and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attend a virtual vigil for the victims of Nova Scotia’s mass shooting.

Among the victims of the Nova Scotia shooting rampage were a teacher, a family, corrections officers.

Tammy Oliver-McCurdie lost her sister, brother-in-law and niece in the mass shooting in Nova Scotia this weekend. She says her grief has hit her in waves.

Laura Meffen says staff at the adult facility are severely underequipped and understaffed to deal with the outbreak. She says she suspects her daughter contracted COVID-19 before leaving the facility earlier this week. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has cut families and caregivers off from loved ones in care homes who depend on them for additional support, and the continued visiting restrictions are creating a mental health burden for those caregivers.

Like many of you out there, everyone at Cheddar is cooped up at home for maximum social distancing. And we’ve noticed something: in our respective self-quarantines, we’re taking out the trash a lot more than usual.



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Emily Sanche's family say they could have prevented her death and helped Thomas Hamp receive necessary support had they been informed of his mental disorder.

News 12 photojournalist Karina Robledo has more on how sophomore Emily Bonavitacola won the competition.

Graduates reflect on hard work and bright futures at today’s commencement ceremony.

The Convalescent Home of Winnipeg spent the day on Friday spoiling its residents to make sure they felt special and appreciated ahead of Mother's Day.

Emily Fontaine, IBM's Global Head of Venture Capital, explains how the company seeks out new AI startups at Websummit Vancouver

Amélie-Laura Jasmin and Sonya Palkhivala of Canada won silver medals Saturday in the 3-metre synchro competition at the World Cup diving event in Windsor, Ont.

Amélie-Laura Jasmin and Sonya Palkhivala of Canada claimed silver medals in the 3-metre synchro competition Saturday at the World Cup diving event in Windsor, Ont.

Amélie-Laura Jasmin and Sonya Palkhivala of Canada claimed silver medals in the 3-metre synchro competition Saturday at the World Cup diving event in Windsor, Ont.

The power went out around 3:45 p.m. on Wednesday, according to Broadview’s executive director, Ashley Wade, who says the issue started with the facility’s green ATS system — damaged by a squirrel.

The Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE) has laid off staff and paused client intakes after the province cut some of its funding, the centre's CEO says. The centre offers free counselling and services to survivors of sexual assault.

American online streamers undergo a shocking encounter during their livestream. A stalker attacked popular Twitch streamers Valkyrae, Cinna and Emiru. The group was streaming their 'Sis-A-Thon' on March 2 evening, as per reports. The man...

Former Israeli hostage Noa Argamani addressed UNSC session on Middle East and recalled her time in the captivity of Hamas in Gaza and the deaths of fellow hostages in the captivity, allegedly due to Israeli bombardment. Her partner is...

This Black History Month, we're bringing you what we call "Moments that Matter": instances when things changed. Emily Hughes is the daughter of Judi Singh — a Black South Asian musician from Edmonton who was popular in the 50s through...

On the second day of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire both sides celebrated the return of loved ones and hundreds of aid trucks arrived in Gaza — where the majority of the people are hungry and homeless.

Emily says everything is baked fresh, and it's all served with purpose.

The Don’t Mess with the Facts panel at Université du Québec à Montréal was one of many events held across Canada to fight misinformation and disinformation. CBC’s Sudha Krishnan spoke with one of the panelists, Emilie Nicolas.