Two more victims have been found in the rubble of a collapsed condo building in Surfside, Fla., bringing the death toll to 18, according to Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.

The Ottawa Police Service has launched a criminal investigation after a former officer called for a probe into what appears to be a fraudulent report by someone posing as a psychologist who was assessing her ability to work on patrol.

Given the atrocities this country has been forced to confront over the past month, Canada Day — normally a moment for celebration — was always going to be difficult to frame this year. But Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is angling for a political fight over the national holiday.

CBC News looked at the governments and institutions that possess these records, the information they contain, why they're important and the challenges posed in retrieving them.

A London, Ont., engineering graduate says he and thousands of others applying for permanent residency status in Canada are waiting in limbo due to delays of a year or more in processing their applications.

Military officials said they believed a Canadian reservist was more prominent in, and more deeply involved with, a now-banned right-wing organization than initial reports suggested — an assessment that senior intelligence officials appear to have kept from the leadership of the Ranger unit where Erik Myggland served until this past spring — CBC News has learned.

Fans in Quebec are finding creative ways to come together to watch the Montreal Canadiens' unexpected playoff run, as looser pandemic restrictions and a summer Stanley Cup final mean opportunities for outdoor viewings are high.

Legislation that would make conversion therapy illegal in Canada has stalled in the Senate as the chamber begins a months-long summer break.

Canada Day 2021 comes as people begin to reunite with loved ones amid pandemic restrictions and renewed conversations about Indigenous reconciliation. CBC's programming seeks to explore how communities are marking the day and reflecting on Canada's past, present and future.

As extreme heat warnings remain in place over much of Western Canada and the unprecedented weather moves east, experts warn many Canadians' health could be at risk. Here are some ways to protect yourself.