Canada, much like the United States, is split into two halves. On the east side is Canada's major population centers of Toronto and Montreal. And on the west side are the smaller, but still large cities of Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary and...

Wildfire smoke has spread across western Canada and the Northwest U.S. and it’s expected to stick around for at least a couple days. CBC’s science and weather specialist Darius Mahdavi tells us what to expect here in B.C.

Rob Pohl and Chris Doering plan to visit 100 historic rural bars across Western Canada as part of their Beer Parlour Project. At each establishment, they take photos using a vintage film camera and interview longtime customers.

China is hitting Canadian canola with a 75.8 per cent duty. Growers of the crop in Essex County say they shouldn't be directly impacted — but they sympathize with the many canola growers in the western provinces who depend on exporting...

A rare winter storm hit B.C.’s Lower Mainland this week, closing schools, roads and shutting ferry service in a region that’s not well equipped for sub-zero temperatures or significant snowfall.

The entire province of Alberta is under an extreme cold alert while B.C. has been hit with much lower temperatures and more snowfall than it’s used to or is equipped to handle.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had tense meetings Tuesday with Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe over how to find common ground in Parliament and try to build national unity.

Hundreds of people rallied in Edmonton, Alta., on Saturday in support of the western provinces separating from Canada.

Angry Albertans are driving a convoy of trucks to Ottawa with a message for Justin Trudeau: Save the pipeline. The protesters want to see the Trans Mountain pipeline built and more support for Canada’s oil industry. After months of...

The company is keeping one route between Vancouver and Seattle, meaning many people in smaller communities could be left without any suitable transportation options.

CBC's Jacqueline Hansen reports on the economic fallout from Hurricane Harvey

Andrew Leach of the University of Alberta on the fallout of not building the Energy East pipeline

Jackie Forrest, director of research, ARC Energy Research Institute, on what remains to get pipeline built

Kevin Lee is CEO of Canadian Homebuilders Association, whose members are on the losing end of drywall duty decision

Larry Herman represented a Canadian manufacturer in favour of tariffs on U.S drywall imported into Western Canada

Darren Gee, Peyto Exploration, on how our oil and natural gas producers could be affected by a new U.S. president

Winter seems to have disappeared in parts of Western Canada, CBC's Bonnie Allen reports

The Quebec government is facing backlash from politicians in Western Canada for seeking an injunction against TransCanada over its proposed Energy East pipeline.

Wickenheiser says she knew some of the young players involved in the deadly bus crash, having met them during her time playing with the Canadian national women's team

The proposed Trans Mountain pipeline has divided Western Canada, inspiring passionate views and elevating tensions between British Columbia and Alberta.

Hydraulic fracking operations have now been linked to earthquakes, and nowhere is the problem worse than in oil-rich Oklahoma.

Sunday Scrum panel also discusses Canada's arms deal with Saudi Arabia and the pepper spray attack against Syrian refugees in Vancouver

On The Money takes you inside the world of business.

London Drugs president and COO Clint Mahlman tells The National’s Ian Hanomansing about the cyberattack that shut down all of its stores for days and how an outpouring of support from staff and the community helped the company navigate...