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As part of the once-a-decade riding redistribution process, B.C. has gained a riding for the 2025 federal election and seen many political boundaries reshaped.

The small, tidy Hamilton bungalow where Verica Grgic once raised her kids is destroyed.  

The president and CEO of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada says potential U.S. tariffs on Canada's chemical industry will have a "dire" effect on the sector — which has a significant presence in Sarnia.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Ontario are still without power on the third day of a spring storm after freezing rain-coated swaths of the province with thick layers of ice.

Mary Watters says she feels at home on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, but this wasn't always the case.

While celebrated as a hero for saving a father's life during the blaze, a Sackville, N.S. man and his family have been facing hardships ever since.

In his speech to the Board of Trade, Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay said while progress might seem "incremental," transit projects are moving forward.

When Susannah McKenzie-Sutter heard her cousin in Ontario needed a kidney transplant, the 28-year-old Saint John woman didn't hesitate to offer one of hers.

For the past few years, it's been difficult for Dr. Jovan Vuksic to even imagine himself walking into a hospital, let alone working in one.  

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's response to a U.S. podcaster's quips about Canada as the 51st state last week was to tell him and a conservative group's Florida donor gala that they'd regret having tens of millions of progressive Canadians voting for the U.S. president, according to video of her speaking event obtained by CBC News.

Andrew Douglas says he was just fighting for compensation when he took WestJet to small claims court — instead, the dispute has resulted in what's believed to be a landmark decision that can now be pointed to by all air travel passengers battling it out with the airlines. 

Annex residents appear to be on the verge of victory in their fight with city staff, who have insisted on leaving a tiny neighbourhood park open at night, despite regular vandalism, public urination and violence.

On Sunday, the Ukrainian community in St. John's marked the second anniversary of the liberation of Bucha with a special service at the Basilica. 

Quebec Premier François Legault believes Europe's rearmament presents an "extraordinary opportunity" for his province as it tries to diversify trade away from the United States.

Hundreds from Winnipeg's Muslim community grounded in prayers and celebration to mark the end of Ramadan with the festival of Eid al-Fitr on Sunday.

An Alberta woman is dead and multiple other people were sent to hospital, after at least a dozen vehicles piled up Friday morning on the Yellowhead Highway west of Edmonton.

Michael Bublé handed Canadians a heartfelt dose of patriotism at the Juno Awards on Sunday, setting the tone for a night of not-so-subtle references to Canada's current tensions with the United States.

Hockey P.E.I. says it's conducting a review of an incident on the ice during a recent provincial tournament game. 

U.S. President Donald Trump says he'll impose sweeping global tariffs on Wednesday, but New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says Prime Minister Mark Carney told provincial and territorial leaders that Canada is expected to sustain less damage than other trading partners.

Four years ago, Maxim Olshevsky abandoned his business for a new opportunity.

Campaigning in the GTA Sunday, Pierre Poilievre proposed a tax cut to boost Canadian investment, counter U.S. tariffs and strengthen the economy ahead of the April 28 election.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announced his second tax cut of the campaign targeted at investors Sunday, promising to exempt capital gains from taxes if the proceeds are reinvested in Canada.

Four years after the province first announced it planned to close Calgary's only supervised consumption site, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said on Saturday that her government is looking at shutting the site down.

TechNL, Newfoundland and Labrador's technology industry association, is billing its largest project to date as a shining success.

Nova Scotia's lucrative seafood industry is bracing for market upheaval as it deals with the effects of tariffs imposed by China and awaits an identical 25 per cent duty from the United States.

A warm front will pass through New Brunswick on Monday, turning snow to freezing rain that will sweep the entire province.

Environment Canada issued a freezing rain warning for southern Quebec with precipitation expected to last for "several hours" on Sunday.

WARNING | This story contains details of violence against Indigenous women.

Matt Johnson is not interested in talking about why he had a wallet full of ID cards from Louisiana, New York and Hong Kong when he got arrested in February in Saskatoon while driving a black Grand Cherokee rental from Calgary.

The latest Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News shows both the Liberals and Conservatives are gaining ground at the expense of the NDP and other parties.

Some residents of a townhouse complex in Hazeldean say they have no option but to move after receiving notice about steep rent increases. 

Michael Bublé is back on Junos hosting duty for the first time since 2018, helming the Juno Awards' return to Vancouver on March 30.

The president of Windsor's largest auto union is responding to news of new U.S. tariffs on Canadian-made autos heading stateside.

When the first boxes of olives, olive oil, Nabulsi cheese and za'atar (a spice mix) finally arrived at Reyad Abusalim's bakery in Calgary during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, he was overcome with excitement.

More than 200,000 Ontarians are without power as this weekend's ice storm moves east, threatening parts of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

A small community in B.C.'s North Thompson region is launching its own special firefighting team to suppress wildfires that pop over the summer, as the risk of wildfire in such a heavily forested area remains a key concern for residents. 

On Saturday evening, an Ontario judge dismissed Hudson’s Bay's restructuring agreement, raising the chances that lenders could move to push the company into receivership.

The Federation of P.E.I. Municipalities says the provincial government's commitment to increasing funding for municipalities is a positive step, but a long-term solution is needed — one that could involve revisiting municipal amalgamation.

With the federal election date set for next month, CBC N.W.T. is asking residents and voters what matters to them, and what they want candidates talking about during the election campaign.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre spent much of the first week of this election campaign targeting NDP-held ridings that could be up for grabs now that polls suggest New Democrat support is in free fall — but the recent Liberal surge has upended those plans.

Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice says President Donald Trump's tariffs will lead to major economic consequences for both American and Canadian consumers.

Cabot Canada has been making carbon black, a powdery chemical used mainly in reinforcing rubber, in Sarnia, Ont., for 72 years.

Whether travelling, picking up a new hobby or relaxing, retirement can come with possibility. But when Sarnia's Jim McCormick turned 70, he decided to hit the books and head back to school to finish a bachelor's degree after a 40-year hiatus.

After Doug Ford's significant majority victory in Ontario, one might think Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre would be racing to cozy up to the premier for help in winning the crucial battleground province in the federal election.

A pharmacist in Newfoundland and Labrador has received a high honour for her role in providing HIV care, improving health equity and advancing pharmacists' scope of practice.

The mayor of Grand Bay-Westfield flew to Washington on Thursday to meet with municipal leaders from the U.S. and Mexico to talk about the mutual negative impacts of the U.S. trade war.

The voters of Mississauga have backed the winning party in each of the past four federal elections. 

Animal advocates in Montreal are sounding the alarm over an increase in the number of French bulldogs being surrendered because owners are unable or unwilling to pay for their care.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on Saturday became the first federal leader in this election to campaign in the Prairies, stopping in Winnipeg for a rally and an announcement as the campaign moved into its seventh day.

Jason Hanson owns an electric vehicle, but says he doesn't have much else in common with Tesla owner Elon Musk.