Amber Alert lifted after 3-year-old Quebec boy, suspect father located on 5th day of search
A Quebec boy who was the subject of a five-day-long Amber Alert and his father have been found, provincial police confirmed Saturday evening.
Embattled Liberal candidate Raj Saini ends campaign for re-election
Raj Saini is ending his campaign after accusations of unwanted sexual advances and inappropriate comments were reported this week and the Liberals cut ties with him. Saini continues to deny the allegations.
If you think this summer was hotter than normal, you're right
This summer, Canada may have very well earned the nickname The Great White-hot North, as people around the world were stunned to see record-breaking temperatures that plagued the West. Meteorological summer ended on Aug. 30, and looking back, it seems that it wasn’t just the West that experienced warmer than normal temperatures.
Lyft, Uber lash out at legal threat from strict Texas abortion law
Ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft say they will cover the legal fees of any driver who is sued under the new law prohibiting most abortions in Texas.
Florida grapples with its deadliest phase of COVID-19 pandemic yet
Florida is in the grip of its deadliest wave of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, a disaster driven by the highly contagious delta variant.
Almost heaven: Hamilton home with massive collection of religious artifacts up for sale
Nestled in Hamilton's North End is a home that may be as close as you'll get to heaven on earth — and it could be yours.
As Canada grapples with Islamophobia concerns, Muslims in Thunder Bay share ideas on path forward
After four members of a London, Ont., family were killed in a June attack, recommendations to address Islamophobia were issued to all levels of government. Weeks later, little has been done in communities including Thunder Bay. Advocates say action is needed from all levels of government.
N.W.T.'s Conservative candidate has never visited the territory, doesn't take calls
The Conservative candidate for the N.W.T. lives in Thunder Bay, Ont., and hasn't done any campaigning in the North, but the local party association says that doesn't change her commitment to represent the territory if elected.
Annamie Paul is leading the Green Party's national campaign — but hasn't left Toronto once
According to a CBC analysis of the Green Party leader's itineraries, leader Annamie Paul has campaigned outside the riding she's contesting personally only once — and that was only to visit a neighbouring Toronto riding.
Will COVID-19 vaccine passports affect my ability to vote? Your election questions answered
Many voters have reached out to CBC News to ask whether they will need to show proof of vaccination to vote in provinces that have vaccine passport systems. Here's what Elections Canada says about voting while unvaccinated.