A Manitoba man says marketing that claims people are protected when they e-transfer money is misleading, after fraudsters stole $3,000 and TD Bank said he was to blame. Rene Trudeau is one of dozens of people who contacted Go Public about frustrating e-transfer battles with their banks.

CBC News has learned Canada’s former military ombudsman and three of his staff members were subjected to an internal defence department review in 2017-18 - an investigation the retired watchdog says was a political and institutional vendetta. Gary Walbourne claims the complaints were given an extra push after he and Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan had a major, private falling out.

Polls this week might clarify what initial impact Justin Trudeau's blackface scandal had on voters, but its longer-term fallout is what will decide this election.

For the first time in its nearly 145-year history, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear two cases outside Ottawa.

Cost of living is a big election issue according to a CBC News-commissioned poll, and housing is the biggest single expense for most Canadians. As the campaign has unfolded, the federal parties have begun to unveil plans on how they'd make life more affordable for voters.

Young and poor people may need help most but during elections the single priority of winning means handouts for the better off, even if it's not the best thing for the economy.

In an exclusive interview, Raptors president Masai Ujiri talks about winning, losing Kawhi Leonard, that controversial shove in Oakland, the fallout from the DeMar DeRozan trade, and his perspective on his own future with the team.

Last September, an arbitrator ruled Loblaws was in violation of Ontario's Employment Standards Act by only paying drivers at its Cambridge, Ont., warehouse overtime after working 60 hours a week. One year later, the grocery chain has not changed the way it pays.

Some First Nations groups say voting gives people a voice and a seat at the political table that was not guaranteed until legislation was introduced in 1960 legislation. But others argue that participating in Canadian politics goes against traditional governance structures.

Friends, family and members of the Ethiopian community gathered at a packed church on Saturday to grieve and remember Michael Gebru — a man they say remained a generous soul concerned about his community despite going from laid-off assembly plant worker to multi-millionaire. 

VANDU says the shooting happened in its doorway, while Vancouver police say it was targeted and isolated. The victim, described as a man in his 40s, is in stable condition but no arrests have been made. Police also responded to a separate incident blocks away.

Days after the blackface scandal rocked the election campaign, federal party leaders on Sunday appeared to be looking to move on, rolling out policies that would provide financial relief for voters. But Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau continued to face questions about the controversy.

Canadians from coast to coast wrote to the Prime Minister’s Office during the hunt for the country’s two most wanted men this summer, some expressing outrage with how the search for Bryer Schmegelsky and Kam McLeod was handled.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh appeared on Quebec's flagship talk show on Sunday, saying he shares Quebecers' values on issues like abortion and same-sex marriage

Five great white sharks have been spotted, and three have been tagged in Ocearch's latest expedition off the coast of Cape Breton.