Don't want to vote in person? Here's how to mail in your ballot

Looking to avoid the polls this year? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a complete guide to voting by mail in the upcoming federal election.


Canadians will see less politics on Facebook during election

Canadians will see less political content in their Facebook feeds than they did in past elections, and the social media giant will not hesitate to take down posts that promote misinformation about subjects like the election or COVID-19, says the head of the company's Canadian operations.


Parents weigh child-care options as federal parties put policies in election window

The issue of child care in this federal election is quickly shaping up to be a showdown between what the Conservatives are offering on the one side and what the rest of the parties represented in Parliament are offering on the other.


Rare ancient baby turtle identified inside fossil egg

A fossil egg found by a Chinese farmer has turned out to have a rare surprise inside: A baby turtle nearly ready to hatch. For the first time, that’s allowed scientists to figure out what kind of ancient turtle laid that egg.


Key moments leading up to R. Kelly's sex trafficking trial

Disgraced singer R. Kelly will stand trial this week for sexual misconduct charges brought forth by federal prosecutors. With allegations against the pop star going back as far as the mid-90s, CBC News looks at a number of key moments in Kelly's case.


Kamloops residential school survivor says aunt may have been buried at the former school

A Kamloops Indian Residential School survivor says she believes her maternal aunt may have been buried at an unmarked burial site in the apple orchard of the Kamloops Indian Residential School.


Evacuations from Afghanistan gather momentum as Taliban promise peace

More than 2,200 diplomats and other civilians have been evacuated from Afghanistan on military flights, a Western security official told Reuters on Wednesday, as efforts gathered pace to get people out after the Taliban seized the capital.


Devastation in Haiti, Afghan women’s rights, Vaccine mandates

The National for Tuesday, Aug. 17 — Afghan women say they don't believe Taliban promises to respect their rights. Plus, a first-hand look at the devastation from Haiti’s earthquake.


Dany Fortin expected to be charged with 1 count of sexual assault, lawyer confirms

Prosecutors in Quebec are preparing to charge Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin with one count of sexual assault, his lawyer has told CBC News.


Your guide to the Tokyo Paralympics

CBC Sports' daily newsletter breaks down everything you need to know for the Paralympics, including Canadian medal contenders and how you can watch.