During a parliamentary committee hearing on foreign election interference, former national campaign manager for the Conservative Party Fred DeLorey read an internal memo about suspected foreign interference in the 2021 campaign.

Many students are looking for ways to approach decisions between trade school and university education. David Grasso, business reporter with BoldTV, joined Cheddar News on what to consider when making an important life decision for their...

Police in Newfoundland say they believe scammers used voice-cloning technology to trick seniors into believing their actual grandchildren were calling them for help, leaving them swindled out of thousands of dollars.

Tennessee Republicans on Thursday expelled two Democratic lawmakers from the state legislature for their role in a protest that called for more gun control in the aftermath of a deadly school shooting in Nashville. Justin J. Pearson, one...

Roice Ann Fox, her husband and their two children are stranded in Winnipeg after six days of waiting for flights at the Varadero airport in Cuba. They are among Saskatchewan residents scrambling to get home after Sunwing Airlines...

In addition to House and gubernatorial races, Michigan residents also voted on a proposal to enshrine abortion rights in the state’s constitution, which brought out long lines of students to cast their ballots.

Ursula von der Leyen said world leaders should examine the available funds that can be used as compensation for the damage caused by climate change.

A Weldon, Sask., man was killed in Sunday’s stabbings leaving the small rural community in shock.

Signs of cooling inflation have been dominating the headlines lately, so some people believe that the days of rising prices might finally be behind us — but that isn't the full story. Cheddar News explains that while there are indicators...

Get caught up on the stories you Need2Know for Thursday, August 18, 2022.

Autumn Peltier, an indigenous water activist, joined Cheddar News to talk about the lack of access to clean water among indigenous communities in Canada. “I say the government to hold themselves accountable for the promises that they...

Randy Hillier, an independent member of the Ontario Legislature, was released on bail with conditions after he turned himself into police for charges related to the Ottawa convoy protest. He faces a number of charges including assault,...

In a moving video posted across social media, Arnold Schwarzenegger debunked Russian disinformation about the war on Ukraine and told President Vladimir Putin: "You can stop this war"

University of Ottawa criminologist Michael Kempa shares his thoughts on how long it will take for police to bring a sense of stability to the capital.

University of Ottawa criminologist Michael Kempa shares his perspective on the Ottawa protest, the police operation used to clear it, and what comes next.

Australian Open tennis organisers have reversed their ban on fans wearing t-shirts to support Chinese player Peng Shuai following a widespread backlash.

Marketplace and Go Public are teaming up to investigate overpriced and unfair HVAC contracts. How are homeowners persuaded? And how do these companies get away with it? We rigged up a house with hidden cameras to find out.

Francis also lamented that increasing "ideological divides" were discouraging people from getting vaccinated.

South Africa is beginning seven days of mourning for Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Desmond Tutu, who has died aged 90.

Lukashenko called on the EU to take in 2,000 migrants stranded in Belarus. The EU says Belarus has lured migrants to the country as part of a "hybrid attack" on the bloc.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey joins Power & Politics to discuss his government's response to a cyberattack on the province's health system

South Africa's Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice and LGBT rights died peacefully at a care centre in Cape Town, the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Trust said in a statement Sunday.

Former U.S. president Barack Obama has called on the UN climate conference in Glasgow to address the risks that island nations face from rising sea levels.

Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau is facing a big backlash in Quebec after saying he’d been too busy to learn French, despite living in Montreal for 14 years. He has since apologized for the comments and said he will learn the language.