A partial telecommunications outage is affecting calls between landlines and cellphones across the North. No timeline on when ...

The FBI is warning sports leagues about crime organizations targeting professional athletes following a string of burglaries ...

The Winnipeg Police Service have charged a 27-year-old man from Nunavut with possession of child pornography. Robin Idlout is ...

Research has shown that loneliness is as bad for people's health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Now, a study out of Nova Scotia suggests that people who have few or no friends are not necessarily ...

Ahead of New Year’s Eve, CBC News heard from people with first-hand experiences of others' impaired driving. One person talks ...

Calgary police issued a dangerous person alert for the city and surrounding area on Monday, linked to a double homicide ...

The world is remembering Jimmy Carter. Winnipeg is remembering, too. The former U.S. president known worldwide not just for his politics and his faith, but also for his humanitarian efforts died ...

Did you recently get a direct deposit of $36.29 from Meta and are wondering if you can keep it? The company Facebook hired to ...

After a mild last week of 2024, the new year is set to arrive alongside temperatures plunging into the negative high ...

Colin Holmes has resigned from his job as a Fredericton police constable, putting an end to an arbitration process that was ...

A Windsor man is facing a charge of terrorism for his alleged attempt to join a far-right hate group. A judge has ruled Seth Bertrand's recorded conversations with officers are admissible in court.

When Jimmy Carter swung a hammer for Habitat for Humanity, it wasn’t just a photo-op, says a former executive director with the affordable housing charity.