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IDF reviewing incident a wounded Palestinian being strapped to the hood of an army vehicle. 

Moscow says Ukranian air strikes in Crimea have killed at least five. people, including three children.

Canada's top police officer says he has concerns about publicly naming the parliamentarians suspected of colluding with foreign governments.

Hockey fans in Edmonton celebrate as team forces a game 7 in the Stanley Cup Finals.  

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City kill at least 42, targeting residential areas and causing civilian casualties. 

Some Canadian farmers say they're upset about about the wealth tax increase set to kick in this week.  

Federal politicians brace for a blockbuster summer campaign, with one leader leading in polls and the other aiming for a comeback, ahead of next year's election. 

In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes continue amid worsening humanitarian conditions, with aid struggling to reach Palestinians affected by the conflict. 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans a public apology for Ottawa's long-standing underfunding of First Nations child welfare services, addressing decades of harm to Indigenous communities. 

Out-of-control wildfire threatens Churchill Falls, Labrador, forcing hundreds to leave in the night. 

CBC News gets exclusive access to a medical evacuation team treating Ukrainian soldiers, including conscripts.

Grizzy-polar bear hybrids exists, but they're more rare than scientists thought.

Trudeau government defends not hitting the NATO defence-spending target ahead. 

NDP MP Jenny Kwan says the House of Common can and should name politicians accused of participating in foreign interference.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin sign comprehensive strategic partnership.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to North Korea raising international concern. 

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights says civillian deaths rose by 72% in 2023.

A new report says the Paris Olympics could break the record for the hottest games.