With Remembrance Day ceremonies cancelled or scaled back this year due to COVID-19, a design studio in a small Ontario town created a fitting tribute — a dress made out of 700 poppies.

Several COVID-19 outbreaks at day camps in Quebec have some concerned that current precautions, including staff wearing masks, aren’t enough and are a sign of what could happen when school resumes.

Several former WE Charity employees say they were pressured by supervisors to attend events hosted by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, including his 2018 holiday party.

There has been an exodus of employees from Gov. Gen. Julie Payette’s Rideau Hall office because of a culture of bullying and harassment, CBC News has learned.

China's government condemns 'outrageous and unjustified' move and threatens countermeasures.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed to testify to the finance committee about the WE Charity controversy after Finance Minister Bill Morneau admitted the WE organization paid for two family trips in 2017 and he just repaid more than...

The removal of Hungary's top independent news portal's editor-in-chief prompts a walkout of more than 70 journalists.

Demonstrators in Montreal have gathered for the 'Justice for Joyce' rally, protesting systemic racism in the health-care system. Joyce Echaquan, an Atikamekw woman, died Monday in a Joliette, Que., hospital. Advocates say she didn't...

Simar Anand lost his father, Gurinder, to COVID-19 on May 2

As the NBA gears up to resume gameplay in Orlando, Dr. Priya Sampathkumar, consultant of infectious diseases at the Mayo Clinic, said the league could be a model for other sports and business to return to operations as we fight against...

In the west end of Toronto, the Elm Grove Living Centre was one of the many long-term care homes hit hard by COVID-19, with 21 deaths and over 100 cases. But a nightly show of support has brought the community together and given those...

Lockdown in Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, includes the closure of the state border, creating headaches for people who routinely work or travel between Victoria and New South Wales.

Starting on Wednesday, millions of Melbourne residents are going back into lockdown due to a resurgence in coronavirus infections.

A new lockdown has been ordered in Melbourne, Australia, after a surge of COVID-19 cases. Restriction on leaving the area will be in place for the next six weeks.

Parents are struggling with a lack of child-care options as daycare centres and schools reduce capacity because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but effective child care is crucial to restarting the economy.

Edmonton’s Misericordia hospital has been closed to patients and some procedures have been moved elsewhere after a COVID-19 outbreak affecting more than 30 patients and staff.