The film 'The End of Oak Street' gives dinosaurs a scientific makeover, from feathers to mating behavior, prompting CBC News to consult paleontologists on its accuracy and remaining prehistoric mysteries.

Data analyzed by CBC News indicates a decline in police-involved sexual assault complaints reviewed by Ontario's Special Investigations Unit since 2021, following changes to the watchdog's investigative mandate.

The Trump administration has stated it will remain out of Alberta's separation referendum, according to the US ambassador. Meanwhile, CBC News is inviting individuals to share their personal stories regarding how they will vote in the referendum.

A CBC News analysis of attendance records indicates that dozens of Canadian senators are frequently absent from the Red Chamber, leading to some legislative changes passing with barely half of all members casting a vote.

Data obtained by CBC News indicates that nearly all serious adverse reactions among plasma donors over the past decade occurred at for-profit donation sites, with multiple individuals requiring hospitalization or medical intervention.

Louise Arbour was officially installed as Canada's 31st Governor General, taking office at a critical time for national unity. During her installation, she delivered warnings about the impact of artificial intelligence and the challenges facing young people.

The Artemis II crew, including Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen, met with CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault in Montreal to answer questions from Canadians about their historic million-kilometer mission around the Moon.

Documents obtained by CBC News reveal that bouncers at the Halifax Alehouse were instructed to avoid physical contact with patrons prior to a Christmas Eve 2022 incident where one bouncer killed a man.

The CN Tower is providing rare public access to parts of the engineering marvel that are typically closed, with CBC News photographers getting a preview of these lesser-known areas.

A CBC News poll suggests that 67% of Albertans want party leaders to publicly state how they would vote on the issue of independence for the province.

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen shared his insights with CBC News, reflecting on his feelings during lift-off, the joy of his mission, and an incident where a water bag accidentally exploded in the capsule.

CBC News is expanding its local news service in Hamilton, introducing a new live audio morning show available on HD radio and digital platforms, along with a new weekly podcast.

Data obtained by CBC News shows six retired nurses were working in N.L. a decade ago. That number has jumped to 253.

A CBC News analysis reveals a global enforcement crackdown on 'shadow fleets' of ships, often flying false flags, that are used to skirt international sanctions, with seizures and detentions skyrocketing.

Data rarely tells the full story. So when CBC News emailed a questionnaire to tens of thousands of Alberta teachers this January, we invited them to share stories to illustrate what classroom complexity actually looks like for them. More than 4,000 teachers participated.

CBC News heard from 6,000 teachers and other educators across the province with a nuanced view of life in Alberta classrooms. Many worry a staffing crisis is on the horizon and express little hope for substantial change. There was a lot of anger — much of it directed at the government, some at union officials, and in a few cases, against school district leaders.

Two separate analyses from New York Times and CBC News have given more insight into who might have bombed the girls' school at Minab, Iran, which killed dozens.

For the past two days, CBC News has been speaking with Iranians who have recently fleed the country, including those who were at the border, and those who had relocated to the Turkish city of Van,…

As U.S. President Donald Trump's 'beautiful armada' draws closer to Iran, CBC News has tracked the location and movements of naval ships and military aircraft in the region.

The FBI director has publicly condemned a CBC News directive instructing journalists to avoid using the term "terrorist attack" when referring to the September 11 incidents.

Golfer Taylor Carter made a hole-in-one on the 16th hole during the Canadian Special Olympics Summer Games held in Medicine Hat, Alberta, sharing his experience with CBC News.

Canadian taxpayers spent more to protect Prince Harry during his visits to Canada over a five-year period than for any other internationally protected person, according to an RCMP document obtained by CBC News.

A dental office in Brantford, Ontario, has been flagged for lapses in the sterilization of reusable equipment, leading to patient testing. Photos obtained by CBC News from Grand Erie Public Health reveal findings from the investigation.

Canada is preparing for nationwide celebrations for Canada Day 2026, with events planned from coast to coast. CBC News will be providing special coverage of the festivities.

In Alberta, both proponents and opponents of separatism are accusing each other of spreading misinformation, with CBC News exploring the factual disagreements between the two sides.

CBC News explores the definition and economic significance of a 'technical recession' and how it differs from a regular recession, providing clarity for Canadians.

A CBC News analysis reveals that while a minor change to Canada's lobbying rules led to a significant reduction in free trips for Members of Parliament, many MPs continue to have their travel to destinations like Taiwan, China, and India funded by foreign governments and groups.

The Canadian military reprimanded soldiers who voiced concerns about an order to monitor Canadians' online activity during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to CBC News.

CBC News explores how adults are making new friends in Calgary and discusses the societal costs of loneliness and social isolation with an expert.

A CBC News poll reveals that 60% of Albertans find it difficult to meet their monthly expenses, an eight percent increase since last spring and the highest level in eight years.

At least four food suppliers are implementing fuel surcharges for deliveries to grocers, according to documents obtained by CBC News, a move that could lead to even higher grocery prices for consumers.

The New Brunswick government has introduced a new AI chatbot named Explora for tourists, but early testing by CBC News revealed numerous factual errors in its responses.

Following CBC News investigations into an extortion crisis affecting Canadian communities, the Canada Border Services Agency has identified two Indian nationals deported for alleged links to the scheme, signaling expanded efforts to disrupt such activities.

An alleged drug smuggler for accused kingpin Ryan Wedding – recently linked to a man charged in a sprawling Toronto police corruption probe – has been moved to a special jail unit. Gurpreet Singh's lawyer told a court about the development, days after CBC News revealed Singh's ties to Project South.

CBC News has learned two people — including a 22-year-old international student — died after giving plasma at Winnipeg collection centres that pay people for their donations.

A CBC News investigation revealed that members of the Canadian Armed Forces were among the profiles leaked from a white-only dating website promoting white supremacist ideology.

Two years after Canada's 'red flag' gun laws were enacted as a key response to the 2020 Portapique mass shooting, a CBC News investigation reveals that no one is tracking their implementation or effectiveness.

Despite high measles rates in the Winkler and Morden area of southern Manitoba, many residents remain unconcerned about the illness, according to a recent CBC News report.

Sterling K. Brown, star and executive producer of the post-apocalyptic TV series 'Paradise', speaks with CBC News about the show's theme of the governed mistrusting the government.

In his first major Canadian media interview, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer addressed the collapse of recent bilateral trade negotiations and outlined Washington's position.

A pollster highlights a specific demographic to watch in Alberta's independence debate, with CBC News reporting diverse opinions from racialized or non-white Albertans in Calgary.

A CBC News investigation revealed that doctors in Canada are exploiting a regulatory loophole to administer unproven peptides to patients, despite warnings from Health Canada against their use as health and fitness shortcuts.

The "Heated Rivalry" musical parody is bringing laughter and a love story to the stage in Toronto. CBC News went behind the scenes with the lead actors and director-producer to discuss the show.

Ovide Mercredi, a former national chief, plans to sue the Canadian federal government regarding its surveillance of Indigenous leaders, a move prompted by a CBC News investigation into the RCMP's 'Native extremism program' from the 1970s.

CBC News has received rare permission to report from Iran in a Canadian exclusive, despite government restrictions on international journalists.

Documents obtained by CBC News reveal that the Alberta government is considering three different pipeline routes through northern British Columbia for a new major oil export pipeline, offering a first glimpse into potential locations.

A fake CBC article featuring AI-generated photos of Galen Weston Jr. storming off an interview set is being used to scam people, prompting a fact check from CBC News.

A CBC News analysis of Toronto police data reveals that a recent rise in home invasions in the city is largely attributed to a significant increase in incidents targeting houses in some of Toronto's wealthiest neighborhoods.

A CBC News investigation has uncovered the truth behind YouTube channels with millions of views, such as 'The Canadian Politician,' that are pushing for parts of Canada, like Alberta, to join the United States.

Despite warnings from Health Canada regarding the purchase of peptides online, CBC News successfully demonstrated the ease with which these substances can be bought from companies operating in a grey market.

After four decades of covering major news stories for Canadians, Susan Bonner has signed off for the final time as host of CBC's 'Your World Tonight'. Bonner's extensive journalism career spanned across Canada and internationally.

Fake articles purporting to be from CBC News, featuring the face and byline of senior business writer Jenna Benchetrit, are being used in scams to trick people into sending money.

Vancouver police are investigating whether an individual with access to the force's property office colluded with organized criminals to tamper with key evidence in a high-profile murder case, according to court documents obtained by CBC News.

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Former CBC News host Travis Dhanraj accused the public broadcaster of trying to silence him when he challenged bias at the network and fought for diversity of opinion.

A woman in Windsor, Ontario, was stabbed to death days after expressing fears to CBC News about threats she faced for speaking out against Khalistan extremism.

The growing white nationalist "active club" movement poses a risk for "extreme violence" in Canada, according to an internal Public Safety Canada brief obtained by CBC News.

The Israel Defence Forces have given CBC News an official explanation for the destruction of a cemetery holding the remains of 22 Canadian soldiers who died serving as peacekeepers in the Middle East in the 1950s and '60s. The IDF says they were destroying a Hamas tunnel. An officer said the IDF had dug to a depth of 20 to 30 metres and could not give any assurance that human remains had been protected or preserved.