People in Ontario will need to show proof of vaccination to enter certain non-essential businesses and spaces, but some businesses say the rules are confusing and they need more government support.

The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan has been welcomed by those who live in the group's stronghold of Kandahar.

The major party leaders have made statements condemning Islamophobia in Canada, but tackling it hasn’t become a campaign issue and the Muslim community wants to see more action.

Idris Elbakri shares his hopes for his four children growing up as Canadian Muslims.

There is growing concern in Western Canada as COVID-19 cases increase, and though B.C. has reinstated a mask mandate and vaccine passport, Alberta and Saskatchewan don’t appear to be looking at making any changes.

Students across Alberta are preparing to go back to school and the lack of provincial mandates has school boards coming up with a patchwork of COVID-19 precautions across the province.

The first passenger flight since the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan lifted off from Kabul airport, with more than 100 people on board.

Alberta is walking back its timeline to change more COVID-19 restrictions. The province's chief medical officer says it's too soon to remove isolation requirements and testing after hearing weeks of public outcry.

Quebec’s back-to-school plan won’t require classroom bubbles or masks, but mandates air quality monitoring and the precautions aren’t enough for some parents.

Across much of Italy, most adults are having to wait months to sign up for a COVID vaccine, but off the coast of Naples, public health officials are rushing to vaccinate most of its 60,000 adults in one go.

Many Canadians can't wait to embrace post-pandemic life, but there are some who remain anxious and fearful about resuming old activities and social contacts.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responds to questions about when he will reopen the border to the United States.

Extreme drought in parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba has made for a poor start to the growing season. Across the Prairies, unusually dry conditions will jeopardize crops, threaten the water supply and increase the risk of fires.

Teachers from across Canada say they are noticing negative effects on their students' learning and achievement amid pandemic shifts to online learning and condensed school schedules.

Canada has seen record-high real estate prices during the pandemic, but sales volumes suddenly dropped in April and it’s created even more uncertainty for buyers and sellers.

India and Thailand share centuries-old cultural and religious ties and many communities in Thailand say their lives are being affected by India's dire situation.

A COVID crime wave - is anxiety over the US reopening fuelling a rise in gun violence?

The TSA released travel figures from this weekend, showing that it screened more than 1.6 million passengers at U.S. airport checkpoints Sunday. While that is the highest number of screenings since March 2020, it is still lower than...

New data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration updating average temperatures in the U.S. shows an increase of up to 1.5 C. Experts say Canada may see even temperature increases and point to the impact of climate change.

Gary Murphy says next London mayor should review the city's 'COVID strategy' and find ways to avoid lockdowns

Life is inching back to normal in some parts of the world where COVID-19 rates are low. It might still be early to make travel plans, but it's closer than you might think.

Virologists and medical workers have called the decision to ease restrictions dangerous and irresponsible.

Andrew Chang speaks to two recently vaccinated young Canadians about what that moment was like for them, the challenges of the past year and what they are most looking forward to.

Tension is growing between Russia and NATO in Europe after a series of incidents between their military forces.