Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff will not face any disciplinary action by the NHL for the Chicago team's mishandling of sexual assault allegations against a former assistant coach.

The activists had threatened to commit suicide if the Spanish government did not offer more support to victims.

Canada's training of Ukrainian soldiers and their fighting experience in the Donbas is serving them well in the war with Russia, says former military trainer Lt.-Col. Melanie Lake, but so is their powerful motivation, she said. 'I do...

Personal stories about COVID-19, including those of vaccine regret, could be a tool in helping some people overcome their vaccine hesitancy.

Canada's Ambassador to Poland Leslie Scanlon discusses how the embassy in Warsaw has ramped up processing of refugee applications.

Representatives from Ukraine and Russia are meeting in Istanbul in the first face-to-face peace talks in more than two weeks. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he hopes the talks lay the groundwork for a summit of the...

Former justice minister and attorney general Irwin Cotler weighs in on how Canada should steer its relationship with China after the release of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor.

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh reacts to Liberal MP Will Amos stepping aside after being caught on a webcam for a second time during virtual sessions of the House of Commons.

The Front Page: More than 7million Londoners vaccinated; plus Harry Kane 's hope for Euros 2021

Iran releases the list of the approved candidates for next month's presidential election with some high profile names excluded.

Members of the Taliban fired into the air to disperse a crowd of protesters who took to the streets in Kabul to denounce Taliban rule and demand women's rights.

Seven churches in rural Manitoba are heading to court to argue that the province's COVID-19 restrictions violate their charter rights.

Director Jon M. Chu, best known for his work on 'Crazy Rich Asians,' joins Cheddar to talk about representation in Hollywood, his upcoming film, and what draws him to a project.

The late Prince Philip had a great love for Canada and on his many trips here he made some friendships. Among them, former prime minister of Canada Jean Chretien.

Western nations are uniting to target Russia's economy and limit its ability to finance its war on Ukraine.

Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama vote on whether to form a union -- a choice that could echo far beyond the state.

CBC News Network's Andrew Nichols speaks with Dr. Barry Pakes of the Dalla Lana School of Public Health

Polish writer faces a potential three-year prison sentence for calling President Duda a "moron" in a Facebook post.

Backlash over a plan to expand open-pit coal mining in the Rockies has prompted the Alberta government to pause future projects. One coal lease on the eastern slopes is being challenged in court by a group accusing the government of...

Democratic U.S. Sen. Chris Coons says he is encouraged by the reports of negotiations between the Justice Department and Huawei. Coons adds that the release of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor should be included in the talks.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford admitted it's 'not fair' to small business that big box stores can stay open when small stores without 'essential' items are forced to close because of enhanced pandemic restrictions.

Erin O'Toole was asked Tuesday about the former Conservative leader's decision to hire his sister-in-law to work at his Regina constituency office.

The week of the U.S. presidential election featured lineups, lawsuits and a lot of ballots counted, but it ended without a president-elect. The National looks back at the week.

In 2019, Latin America accounted for 40 percent of all confirmed killings of journalists around the world.