Don Cherry is refusing to apologize for his controversial rant about new immigrants not wearing poppies, saying he could have kept his job as co-host of Coach's Corner if he'd agreed to become "a tame robot who nobody would recognize."

Canadians at cenotaphs and monuments across the country are remembering and honouring those who took up arms — and in some cases paid the ultimate price — to defend this country and its way of life.

CBC Saskatchewan, CBC Manitoba and CBC North embarked on a months-long project to speak with elders, elders-in-training and youth from across their vast territories to learn how these knowledge keepers view their role today — and why they may be more critical than ever before.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is calling on Justin Trudeau to recall Parliament on Nov. 25, just five days after the prime minister is expected to unveil a new cabinet following last month’s election.

Sportsnet cut ties with Don Cherry on Monday after the veteran hockey commentator called new immigrants "you people" on his "Coach's Corner" segment while claiming they don't wear poppies to honour Canadian veterans.

A report card on global climate action says Canada's plan to meet its greenhouse-gas emissions targets is among the worst in the G20.

Spinal cord injury survivors and researchers say patients are anxiously waiting for a cure, but the safety and effectiveness of electrical stimulation therapies still need to be proven.

May 2020 will mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the German occupation of the Netherlands. Thousands of Canadians died liberating the country, and now Dutch and Canadian volunteers are collecting their pictures and stories and posting them online.

A private member's bill before the Alberta legislature wants to transition the province to an opt-out organ donation program — where adults are presumed to be organ donors unless they otherwise refuse.

Innovative SickKids awareness-raising event with Airbnb lets people book a room in a mock ICU at the hospital to see what staff and patients experience every day.

Wild pig sightings have been reported across Ontario thanks to a tip line from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, but one expert says simply monitoring them isn't enough. The province needs to act now or the pig population could explode.

Yet another investigation has uncovered concerns about a retired Vancouver psychologist’s work in child custody battles, including allegations he used “nonsensical” assumptions to dismiss a mother’s fears of violence by her ex.

Howard and Annie McNamara both served in the Royal Canadian Air Force before finding love back home in Montreal. Now both approaching 100, they radiate the domestic satisfaction of a life well lived — and neither has lost their sense of humour in old age.

A Chinese woman trying to gain permanent residency in Canada through the purchase of a unit in a wholesale mall on the outskirts of Regina found herself caught in a tangled web of false promises and dubious practices.

The Conservatives warned on Sunday that they will use every measure available to force the Trudeau government to bend to their demands over western alienation.