Canada

Marie Doduck, author of A Childhood Unspoken, spent years hiding from the Nazis until she was sent to Canada to start a new life. To mark Canadian Jewish Heritage Month, Doduck shared fascinating snippets of her life story with CBC's The Early Edition.

Provinces are steadily removing language and credential assessment barriers that historically kept many foreign-trained nurses from working here

The lack of judges isn’t the only factor weighing down courts, but it’s an extra burden at a time when courts are dealing with a large backlog from the pandemic

Some in the Ontario city just east of Toronto say putting so many services in one place worsens urban disorder

Animal rights advocates and municipal associations are calling on the Ontario government to shore up animal welfare laws with roadside zoo season set to begin. 

To Sacha Jeffay, Montreal bagels are more than a circular piece of bread with a hole in the middle — they're a form of connection. A connection she wishes to bring to the U.K.

Three years after his account with the Canada Revenue Agency was hacked, and his social insurance number was stolen, a Toronto man says he's been left on his own to clear his name. Fraudsters have since applied for $40,000 in federal benefits in his name — and the CRA says he has to pay up.

Alcohol is the leading cause of preventable death and disease in Canada. Critics say the government isn't doing enough to curb abuse.

New provincial legislation that would loosen farmland protection is getting a cold reception from Ontario farming groups, which are urging the government to abandon proposed changes that would see more homes built on prime farmland.