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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced two Senate appointments for Alberta. Governor General Mary Simon has appointed Daryl Fridhandler and Kristopher Wells to the Red Chamber.

The number of the flamboyant birds living in Souris, Man., has fluctuated over the past 40 years. Currently, there are about 15, with at least two full grown white peacocks in a barn by the local campground.

Officials say there are no firm dates for beginning — or wrapping up — badly needed renovations to the top court's stately permanent building on Ottawa's Wellington Street.

With their first new album in over five years, Vancouver-based Marianas Trench talk to CBC about music, their careers and staying relevant.

Oasis fans seeking tickets to the band's reunion tour endured hours-long waits — and in some cases, disappointment — as online platforms strained under demand on Saturday from hundreds of thousands of fans.

Oasis fans seeking tickets to the band's reunion tour endured hours-long waits — and in some cases, disappointment — as online platforms strained under demand Saturday from hundreds of thousands of fans.

Canadian track cyclist Mel Pemble narrowly missed the podium in the women's C1-3 500-metre time trial on Saturday, finishing 0.3 seconds away from her first career Paralympic medal.

Come From Away has shared the story of Gander's involvement in the events of Sept. 11 with audiences around the world — and with it, the Newfoundland accent and dialect.

The majority of Canada's electricity comes from hydropower, and 2023 was a bad year. In Quebec, The public utility's reservoir levels fell far below average last year, during an unusually hot and dry year across the country, raising concern about the reliability of hydroelectricity in the face of climate change.

Canada is seeing more than 12,000 whooping cough infections this year, far more than usual. Scientists say the sudden spike echoes a trend seen around the world. So what's causing such a massive surge in this potentially-deadly bacterial infection?