The white gunman who killed 10 Black shoppers and workers at a supermarket in Buffalo, N.Y., has pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges. The pleas guarantee that he will spend the rest of his life in prison.

One year after devastating floods hit British Columbia, some residents and communities are frustrated by a lack of progress in the recovery. Meanwhile, some are also worried not enough is being done to prepare for the next big deluge.

Security in Sri Lanka is high as protests against the rising cost of living get underway.

Long waits for elective surgery in Canada's health-care system left one teenage boy in Peachland, B.C., feeling like “the Hunchback of Notre Dame” after he waited nearly two years for surgery to treat his scoliosis. It’s a crisis that...

Maritime Electric, P.E.I.'s main electrical utility, continues the hard slog of restoring mostly individual power outages. About 2,900 customers still need to be connected.

During a ceremony Saturday to proclaim him King, Charles appeared to become frustrated, imploring his aide to remove a tray of pens off his desk before continuing to put pen to paper.

Volunteers and government workers in Shanghai erected metal barriers in multiple districts as China hardens its strict 'zero-COVID' approach in its largest city.

A doping infraction by a figure skater could cost the Russians a gold medal in the team event and potentially bump the Canadians up to a bronze. Medal favourite Kamila Valieva, 15, reportedly tested positive for a banned heart medication...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi are both questioning St. Albert—Edmonton MP Michael Cooper’s participation in Saturday’s convoy protest, but Cooper says it’s his responsibility to hear his constituents’...

Thousands of protesters have descended on Parliament Hill and have been rallying against COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine mandates for two days. Organizers and some truckers say there’s no plan to end the demonstrations anytime soon.

The blockades may be gone but the protesters' anger isn't. Ioanna Roumeliotis explores what drove people to the nation's capital and what some hope comes next.

Charles Fox, former Nishnawbe Aski Nation grand chief and a Bearskin Lake First Nation member, joins Power & Politics to talk about the COVID 19 outbreak in that community and the government's response to calls for help.

Early voting gets under way in Iraq as 25 million eligible voters due to take part in parliamentary elections.

New Brunsick's chief medical officer of health, Dr. Jennifer Russell, makes a direct appeal to the public to protect the more vulnerable, children and the health care system and encourage others to get vaccinated. Sounding frustrated,...

Some angry and frustrated small business owners in Montreal’s Old Port spent Monday cleaning up after an anti-curfew protest Sunday night descended into chaos and store fronts were smashed.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt declared in a press conference that Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs will go into effect immediately. She also claimed that the U.S. president was frustrated with Vladimir Putin and...

Dominic LeBlanc says the government will work with opposition parties to provide a legislative solution to the Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit loophole.

UK government says clearing the drivers for travel to take several days as they anticipate being stranded at Christmas.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says the strong support for President Trump in the American election shows people are desperate, frustrated and angry because of inequalities in society.

Psychologists discuss the uphill battle of COVID-19 fatigue and how officials and individuals can overcome the mental challenges of the second wave.

The Executive Counsel to the Louisiana Governor sits with Cheddar's Jill Wagner to give insight into nationwide George Floyd protests.

Canadian politicians spoke out against anti-black racism after days of massive street protests against police brutality in U.S. and Canadian cities.

In an impassioned speech before the House of Commons Tuesday, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said the death of George Floyd has shaken Canadians "to our core."

A security guard at a Walmart in Sherbrooke, Que., is in critical condition after being hit by a driver frustrated by the store's COVID-19 prevention measures.