A Canadian activist injured in a settler attack over the weekend in the Israeli-occupied West Bank says she and three others were thrown on the ground and beaten by settlers in a village where they were staying. CBC News has agreed to...

A Canadian was among four international volunteers who were beaten and had their passports stolen during an attack in the West Bank. The activists were part of a group trying to help Palestinians during a rise in settler violence.

The Morning Edition's weekly political panel sifts through the new memorandum of understanding which would pave the way for a pipeline through Alberta and B.C. and its effects on Saskatchewan.The panel features pundit Murray Mandryk, The...

The Vatican has gifted more than 60 First Nations, Métis and Inuit artifacts to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops as an act of reconciliation for harms committed to Indigenous peoples by the church.

CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston, in Winnipeg for the Grey Cup on Sunday, talks about about the CFL's rule changes. He says the changes will help the league grow, but fans fear the changes will make the game less Canadian.

Technology is helping to preserve and share the art and stories that were etched into the chalk walls in the tunnels below Vimy Ridge during the First World War.

An American who came to Canada to fight in the Second World War and was praised for his conduct was court martialled for desertion when he returned to the U.S. Decades later, Millard ‘Tex’ Allison’s family and B.C. regiment are trying to...

CBC's Catherine Cullen speaks to Roman Shimonov, CEO of armored vehicle manufacturer Roshel about what the federal government's 81.8 billion dollar investment in defence means for his company.

CBC’s Johanna Wagstaffe takes The National on her personal journey to Malta to find out more about her great uncle Michael, an airman who never came home from the Second World War — and the Canadians who flew beside him.

Steel tycoon Barry Zekelman wants to know if foreign steel is being used on government funded work sites in Canada. He's offering a $1,000 reward to anyone with proof.

Kalispell, Mont., south of the Alberta-B.C. border, has announced a Canadian Welcome Pass, offering visitors from north of the 49th parallel discounts and deals. For nine months in a row, both vehicle and air travel to the U.S. from...

Cuban workers sent to Canada in a joint mining venture are accusing their government of human trafficking and exploitation, saying they were forced to hand over most of their wages, leaving them with barely enough to survive.

The NextStar electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor says it will be prioritizing energy storage system batteries — which store power for future use — when production begins this month. While the first batteries produced at the plant...

Toronto's Josh Liendo finishes first in the men's 100-metre freestyle final with a time of 45.30 at the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2025 stop in Toronto. On Thursday, Liendo won the 100-metre butterfly with a world record and also...

Ahead of Toronto's first World Series appearance since 1993, CBC Sports took to the streets of Toronto to ask people how being Canada's team makes the Blue Jays differ from the Los Angeles Dodgers.

CBC News has learned the federal government is firing back at Stellantis and General Motors by limiting the number of tariff-free vehicles the automakers can import from the U.S. to sell in Canada. Power & Politics gets reaction from...

Excitement over the Blue Jays is rising in Windsor as Canada's team clinches a World Series berth for the first time in decades. Jason Viau reports.

An Amazon Web Services outage took down huge swaths of the internet, from Snapchat to Fortnite to Netflix to Venmo. Is it time for Canada to rethink its digital infrastructure?

Manitobans looking to bring family in Gaza to safety say delays with Canada's special measures visa program have left their loved ones in dire conditions, as paperwork and unanswered questions continue to pile up. One family says the...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is not considering hitting American goods with more retaliatory tariffs even as the trade war rages on and says he will brief Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who has called on the government to hit back, on how...

New U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber and wood products announced last month are now in effect. They include a global tariff of 10 per cent on all softwood lumber and timber entering the U.S., on top of the 35 per cent duty already in...

A Canadian is among a group of researchers who have won this year's Nobel prize in economics. Peter Howitt is professor in the US, but he was born in Canada. He studied at Montreal's McGill University and got his master's degree from...

A ceasefire was announced this week between Israel and Hamas that is aimed at ending the Gaza war. The last two years have seen hundreds of protests across the GTA from those who oppose the conflict. CBC's Talia Ricci gets reaction from...

Fans and players celebrate in Toronto when the baseball team finishes first in the American League eight years after debuting.