A mosque in Edson, Alta. was set on fire late Saturday night shortly after a small group of people left the building after evening prayers.

The Red Cross started flying hundreds of new fridges and freezers on Sunday to two Manitoba First Nations that remain evacuated due to wildfires.

RCMP say a "suspicious" abandoned bag is what prompted the evacuation of the Winnipeg's international airport around 7 a.m. Sunday morning.

In June, 1918, 14 Canadian nursing sisters were killed when their hospital ship, the Llandovery Castle, was torpedoed. Now, a new Canadian opera commemorates these 14 women who comforted the wounded and the dying in the midst of unimaginable horror.

A 61-year-old Illinois man is dead after he lost control of his race car and crashed into a wall at a Formula 5000 race in Bowmanville, Ont. on Saturday.

William Mianscum says health care workers should be educated about the Indigenous patients they serve.

When longtime coach Rick Bowness parted ways with the Tampa Bay Lightning two weeks ago he was faced with a big decision.

Eight-year-old Max Pozzo dropped everything when his dad suddenly collapsed. He recognized the signs of stroke and called 911.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week, including wireless customers' right to a paper bill, a new loyalty program for frequent flyers and no more plastic straws at A&W.

A 21-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a shooting in a Scarborough playground in the east end of Toronto injured two young girls.

Dozens of volunteers have resumed the search for three missing people off the coast of Vancouver Island.

It’s a love story Nicholas Sparks couldn’t have written better himself.

Canada’s recreational boating industry says it’s bracing for big losses if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's proposed countermeasures against American tariffs go ahead on July 1.

Caught in the mouth of a bear, Casadi Schroeder was prepared to die. The bear had clamped its teeth around her leg, and it felt like he was ripping her skin to the bone, when Schroeder felt a sense of peace overcome her terror.

The crack of a gunshot broke the peace on tiny Savary Island on Feb. 3, 2017. More than a year later, the reverberations from the bullet that killed a local couple's dog continue to echo through the close-knit B.C. community.