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Héline Chow stands in the foyer of an uptown Waterloo, Ont., apartment building as the sound of her making a call comes through the speaker on the wall.

De nombreuses personnes se sont mobilisées à la Place des Festivals à Montréal, pour revendiquer un meilleur financement des transports collectifs, samedi.

Prince Edward Islanders head to the polls to vote in Canada's federal election on April 28. 

Even in the midst of Nunavut Quest celebrations, residents in Igloolik gathered on Thursday to protest the end to funding for hamlet food vouchers for Inuit children. 

In an election campaign plagued by misinformation, exaggerated claims and even lies, how can voters tell what's true?

Once seen as flyover territory during federal campaigns, Alberta has turned into a hotbed of political activity on the final weekend before election day.

U.S. President Donald Trump's chaotic trade war will loom large over Doug Ford's provincial budget, with experts saying billions in financial aid to impacted workers and businesses will throw a wrench in the premier's plan to balance Ontario's books next year.

Ontario’s funeral regulator warns that some websites are reposting obituaries without family consent to sell memorial items, often misleading grieving relatives.

It's not too late for Canadians looking to cast their ballot who haven't yet registered to vote — Elections Canada allows voters to register on election day at their polling station.

Nova Scotia welcomed 187 new doctors to the health-care system last year, which is almost twice the net gain from the year before.

Tobique Valley High School in Plaster Rock, N.B., will be closed for the remainder of the school year so that a bat and feces problem at the school can be addressed.

A fast-moving grass fire has forced more than 300 residents in Manitoba's Traverse Bay area to evacuate their homes as local firefighters battle the blaze.

An ashen wooded area stands mere feet from Flora Northwest's home on Samson Cree Nation.

Vancouver police say several people have been killed and multiple others injured after a vehicle drove into a crowd at a street festival Saturday evening.

Party leaders blitzed key ridings in southern Ontario and British Columbia on Saturday with the final vote in the federal election now just two days away.

Pierre Poilievre is trying to win over young people when he says he needs the "biggest voter turnout in Canadian history" to reverse a Liberal victory some polls suggest is a foregone conclusion, political experts say.

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have selected Fort Whyte MLA Obby Khan to serve as the party's new leader in another close contest between an established member of the party caucus and a populist conservative outsider.

Multiple homes on Balmoral Avenue in Toronto had to be evacuated Saturday afternoon after a gas line was damaged in the area, causing a fire to break out. 

The road to the next North American Indigenous Games began in P.E.I. on Saturday as a group of young athletes from across the province gathered to play some sports and have some fun.

A street in North York is taking on a new name in tribute to the people who rushed in to help during the fatal van attack that took place on Yonge Street in 2018.

Singh made the revelation to reporters in a campaign stop in London, Ont. as he is fighting for his political life ahead of Monday's final vote.

Jagmeet Singh says he was warned by the RCMP about a credible threat to his life and placed under police protection two winters ago — and that he considered stepping down as leader of the NDP.

One person is dead and at least one other was sent to hospital early Saturday morning, after a large brawl in central Calgary led to stabbings, police say.

Gov. Gen. says the pontiff's apology for widespread abuses in the residential school system was a significant step in addressing historical injustices

Police in central Ontario have laid a dozen charges against a financial advisor who is alleged to have stolen more than $1.8 million from clients.

Environmentalists in London and across the province say the Ontario government's push to cut so-called red tape to speed up the development of mining and construction projects could have dire consequences for endangered species.

Housing in Vancouver, health care in Nova Scotia, jobs in Alberta?

'We're desperate for a change in this country, and it's obvious,' says a Poilievre supporter in Saskatoon. But Western voters may not get the results they're hoping for.

A volunteer fire department in Newfoundland is hosting a telethon to help raise funds for new equipment over the next year. It's also getting a boost from an iconic cast of comic book characters.

Wacky Wings owner Craig Burgess says his restaurant chain has purchased the former Northern Brewery building, a longtime Sudbury eyesore. 

A spate of thefts in Pictou County, N.S., targeting historic plaques and church bells for scrap metal have left residents feeling unsettled and frustrated.

A construction company that ran into opposition when it tried to expand its Fredericton-area quarry eight years ago is trying again.

In Edith Cloutier's 35 years at the Val d'Or Native Friendship Centre, she's seen thousands of clients cycle through her doors and handfuls of federal politicians come and go.

Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives are slated to announce a new party leader following a six-month campaign that was overshadowed during its home stretch by the federal election.

Some academics in Saskatchewan say they are turning their backs on travel south of the border as the U.S. political landscape continues to shift under the policies of President Donald Trump. 

Federal party leaders have busy itineraries today in one of the final days of the election campaign. anadians cast ballots to choose their next government on Monday.

One in four voters in Alberta went to the polls ahead of federal election day, and a Calgary riding saw one of the highest turnouts in the country, Elections Canada data shows.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre set his sights on B.C.'s Vancouver Island in the final days of the election campaign, speaking to thousands of people who packed into a farm outbuilding near Nanaimo Friday night.

An image of a retired Liberal supporter looking into a camera and giving the middle finger with both hands has gone viral — especially in right-wing social media circles — as the "Brantford Boomer."

Kat Pasquach says the issues and concerns of Indigenous people are never at the forefront of any campaign trail — and this federal election has been no different. 

Voters in northern Ontario say the political parties' stances on firearms are a key federal election issue in the region and hope for change after Monday's vote.

A pedestrian has died after being hit by a vehicle at a highway intersection in Vaughan, Ont., on Saturday.

The TTC is gearing up for another one of its annual track surveys meant to spot minor defects before they balloon into bigger issues, and help bring tracks across the transit system back to industry standard. 

Voters go to the polls in the federal election on Monday.

Une coalition de neuf groupes environnementaux, organisations syndicales et gestionnaires de zecs et de pourvoiries s’attaque vivement à la réforme du régime forestier proposée par le gouvernement Legault.

The CEO of MADD Canada says the Prince Edward Island government should move to a more efficient way of dealing with impaired drivers.

This First Person article is the experience of Damien Haogak, who lives in Yellowknife. For more information about CBC's First Person stories, please see the FAQ. 

John Duffy, the late political strategist and author, began Fights of Our Lives, his lively and encyclopedic account of the federal campaigns that shaped this country, with a simple premise — one always worth returning to at moments like this.

If you're still undecided on who to vote for, here's a breakdown of everything you need to know before election day on April 28, including promises made on the top issues.

A Toronto resident is campaigning to revive a popular street event after a years-long pause.