Eighty-seven years after the Maud sank and a year after it was pulled up from the seabed, the ship will start its float home to Norway from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.

As cabinet ministers head back to their ridings this summer, a senior government official says they can be secure in the knowledge that they won't be shuffled out of their job before Parliament resumes sitting this fall.

The Grand River Conservation Authority has issued flood warnings for parts of the City of Kitchener, Town of Grand Valley, Township of Mapleton, Township of Centre Wellington and Township of Woolwich, as well as the Grand River areas south of Cambridge and North Dumfries.

Pride Toronto organizers say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be making an appearance at this Sunday's parade.

A new political force in Ontario is exploding on social media, with defeating Kathleen Wynne and the Liberals in the 2018 election as its key goal.

The offspring of Toronto's wandering capybaras now have names — Alex, Geddy and Neil, for members of the band Rush.

Select young dancers have been tapped to showcase their skills alongside rapper Taboo at the North American Indigenous Games, and they say it's a rare opportunity to tell the world that there's more to their cultures than stereotypes.

A CBC crew got special permission to use a drone to shoot footage of some of Ottawa's— and Canada's — most iconic landmarks. Here's a glimpse of what they captured.

Aisha Ahmad says she was assaulted twice at the Toronto symphony on Wednesday by a man who "chopped" her in the neck, lunged at her and hurled an expletive.

The glory days may be behind the city, but three years after oil prices started to fall, Calgary is starting to shrug off the downturn.

The CF-18 demonstration team’s Canada 150 painted jet conducted a flyby over Percival Molson Stadium before kickoff at the Alouettes' homeopener last night, and it freaked out a whole bunch of Montrealers, renewing calls for an end to such air events.

It's been nearly nine years since Jan Buterman was fired as a substitute teacher by the Greater St. Albert Catholic school board after notifying them he was transgender. On Friday, Alberta's highest court dismissed his appeal.

Bookstore giant Indigo has stopped selling a gift card celebrating Montreal's 375th anniversary after an illustrator complained her design had been plagiarized.

The barge is loaded with crushed cars.

Ontario will announce reforms to ticket selling legislation on Monday, after a public consultation found widespread support for more transparent sales and more rules for resellers.