Canada

An upcoming space mission focused on the origins of asteroids has a Manitoba component.

Quebec immigration experts and advocates say closing Roxham Road to asylum seekers may go against Canada's international obligations and could result in more deaths at the border, after an already deadly year. 

Study of orcas in North Pacific finds finds signs of inbreeding, which means orcas are dying at a younger age and producing fewer offspring

After last year’s stabbings at James Smith Cree Nation, reserves are rethinking how to keep themselves safe – and how to navigate a maze of jurisdictions that Ottawa plans to redesign

The community of Ukrainian evacuees in the Bow Valley now numbers about 160 people. CBC News spoke with two families who are building new lives in Canmore and Banff.

Trudeau government learned of allegations against Han Dong weeks ago, but he stepped down from the Liberal caucus on Wednesday

About two dozen students at Saskatchewan Polytech have worked together to build hovercrafts over a month, and got a chance to test their abilities this week.

An Ottawa firefighter charged for allegedly attacking the department's first openly non-binary firefighter has been let go from his job. A captain was suspended without pay for three days for failing to report the incident.

The Saskatchewan government claims in its latest budget that the province is the most affordable in Canada, but some say that math only applies to people already able to get by.