The union members who worked at Giant Mine told CBC News in 1992 that they felt conditions were unsafe underground both for them -- and for replacement workers flown in during the lockout. The mine's owners disagreed and refused to stop...

A memorial list of students who died while attending residential schools includes incomplete names, numbers and insensitive nicknames. One child is known only as Dummy Bad Boy, but a CBC News investigation recently uncovered his true...

Longtime Fifth Estate host Hana Gartner was known for her forthright disposition and cut-throat interview style. In honour of her appointment to the Order of Canada, here are some of her most memorable investigations and TV moments.

A new exhibit at the University of Windsor's Leddy Library is paying homage to the history of the Canada-U.S. relationship — all while that relationship is currently being tested. The exhibit is called called Building Bridges (and...

Indigenous leaders in Canada are urging the Vatican to return thousands of cultural artifacts taken more than a century ago. With a new Pope in place, there’s fresh concern the Catholic Church may walk back its promise to return them.

The faltering Hudson's Bay Company says it wants to sell off hundreds of artifacts and pieces of art that remain in its possession to help to pay off creditors, but First Nations leaders and historians worry they could fall into the...

Academy Award winner Ben Proudfoot says 15 to 20 per cent of his staff at Breakwater Studios have had to flee their homes. Watch his interview with Amy Smith.

When mysterious and colourful packages kept showing up on a CBC desk, Curtis Hicks went on a mission to find out the story behind them. He learned all about Michael T. Wall.

In the 1960s and '70s, Cree elders in Kawacatoose First Nation shared stories in their language on audio recordings. Now their descendants are translating and transcribing them into English.

During the First World War, Charles Wesley Lovatt, a student at one of the University of Winnipeg's founding colleges, interrupted his studies to serve as a stretcher-bearer. He was killed in the Battle of Passchendaele. Now, his wartime...

An organization focused on preserving Inuit history for 40 years is being forced to shut down it's historical archives this week due to lack of funding. The CBC’s Mah Noor Mubarik has more.

Cirque Éloize was forced to suspend touring for six months when a major Montreal water main burst in August near their storage units — flooding their sets, equipment and costumes.

EA Entertainment President Laura Miele says the company may seek to reengage with FIFA even though the two organizations failed to reach a new agreement over the company's use of the brand in its video games. She speaks with Ed Ludlow...

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