In the wake of Robinhood announcing it will be letting go of 9 percent of its staff, Caleb Silver, Investopedia editor-in-chief, joined Cheddar News to talk about the growing pains that the trading platform is going through, how it is...

The sixth pandemic wave is causing high patient volumes and staff shortages at a number of children's hospitals across Canada, leading to concern among parents and medical experts about COVID-19 spreading among kids.

Boris Johnson says he has paid a police fine for attending a lockdown-breaching party and offers a ‘full apology’.

In Ontario, calls are growing for the province to reimpose mask mandates inside schools to alleviate staffing challenges caused by teachers getting sick with COVID-19.

With a COVID-19 resurgence under way in Canada, public health experts are urging people to wear masks in indoor public settings, even if there's no mandate in place.

Not everybody feels the same way about returning to the office — some are eager to see their co-workers in person again, while others are anxious about catching COVID-19 as cases rise.

Lorraine Cassan, director at Boundary Trails Health Centre, arranged a snowplow convoy so hospital staff could drive to and from work safely during the snowstorm battering Manitoba. She spoke with CBC's Andrew Nichols.

Ontario and Quebec are entering a sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting concern that governments aren’t doing enough when it comes to restrictions to curb the rise in case counts.

The battle for survival in a Kharkiv intensive care unit. Doctors struggle to treat the wounded, in a city under constant bombardment.

A woman concerned about the level of care her father received at a Peterborough, Ont., nursing home claims she was hit with a trespass notice for complaining to the provincial ministry. Officials with the home say she was under...

Patricia Massy, the owner of Massy Books in Vancouver, says she feels a responsibility to her workers.

"No such official communication has gone out to global staff to refrain from using certain words," a spokesperson said.

"No such official communication has gone out to global staff to refrain from using certain words," a spokesperson said.

Multiple UN spokespeople have denied the reports published in the Irish Times.

CBC News has learned that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada is conducting two internal investigations into allegations of systemic racism, while an external company has been hired to conduct a separate audit in Montreal at the...

While Canada lost 200,000 jobs in January because of Omicron, economists say the future should be looking brighter as soon as the pandemic relents, Alison Northcott reports.

A St. John's mother wants Air Canada to change its policies after her 14-year-old daughter was left to fend for herself in Toronto after her flight home was cancelled.

Pre-pandemic, the Regina Catholic School Division had already been reviewing the best ways to assess student learning, says director of education Sean Chase. That's why educators felt confident about the recent decision, amid an...

Henry Assad, owner of the Happy Goat Coffee Company, has been frustrated by lockdowns during the pandemic, but the convoy and surrounding protests have been hard for his business as well.

Some school districts have stopped tracking COVID-19 cases and are instead reporting overall absences, which isn’t ideal for some parents, but experts say is still a useful public health tool.

As tens of thousands of Russian troops arrive at the border with Ukraine, the U.S. and U.K. issued direct warnings of consequences if an invasion takes place.

Alberta is preparing field hospitals in Calgary and Edmonton ahead of an expected COVID-19 patient surge, but health-care workers are concerned about not having enough staff for additional beds.

An operator working at Toronto's 911 call centre says they're worried long hold wait times driven by staffing shortages are putting people's safety at risk.

CBC News goes inside the intensive care unit of a Scarborough, Ont., hospital to witness the live-saving decisions staff have to make, where staff describe the common factors among patients.