After migrants cross into Canada through Roxham Road in Quebec, many are loaded onto buses and sent to other provinces. CBC’s Ioanna Roumeliotis explores the impact that’s having on communities, including Niagara Falls, Ont., where 2,000 hotel rooms have been set aside for migrants and the mayor says the surge is unsustainable.
As the potential indictment of former President Donald Trump over the "hush money" scandal looms, Jon Stewart shared his opinion with CNN on Saturday.
The former president made a claim about the status of the Manhattan DA's probe into the Stormy Daniels hush money payment.
‘Whether Trump is for real or not, the deep state hates his guts and is scared of him, because they see him as a power rival,’ InfoWars host says
The federal budget, set for Tuesday, will include a grocery rebate measure aimed at lower income Canadians to help address the affordability crisis, particularly to mitigate the rising cost of food, CBC News has learned. A senior government official familiar with the budget, but not authorized to speak publicly before the budget is rolled out, told CBC News that the overall cost of the measure is "north of $2 billion" and will benefit 11 million households. It will be facilitated through the GST
Oklahoma state Rep. Dean Davis continued to insist officers were constitutionally prohibited from arresting him while the Legislature is in session.
Bragg told top House Republicans they were "not appropriate" after their follow-up letter on the Trump probe on Saturday.
Georgia prosecutors have until May 1 to respond to former President Donald Trump's effort to quash a grand jury's final report into his alleged attempt to overturn his 2020 election defeat in the U.S. state. Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, who presided over the grand jury investigation, issued the order on Monday, two months after Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said decisions on whether to charge Trump were "imminent." Last week Trump filed a motion to quash the final report, excerpts of which were made public.
During former President Jimmy Carter’s last days, a long-hidden story about the worst moment of his presidency has surfaced, writes Jack Ohman.
Russia is reportedly preparing massive defences to prevent a lightning offensive to retake the occupied peninsula.
“He hasn’t changed in the slightest. There is no shame,” the editorial in the Murdoch-owned paper reads
The MSNBC host spotted a bad sign for the Florida governor's 2024 presidential hopes.
A recent New York Times report detailed how some US volunteers have jeopardized the success of the war effort in Ukraine.
The Saskatchewan Liberal Party has passed a motion to change the party's name. Eighty-five percent of Saskatchewan Liberal Party constituents voted to change their party's name at its Annual General Meeting on Saturday. The Saskatchewan Liberal Party leader Jeff Walters says changing its name is a step in the full rebranding of the political party. "The idea is to really reconnect with the public here," Walters said. "It's no secret that we haven't exactly been the most successful of political p
The embattled former president faces multiple investigations and a tough primary.
Trump's visit to Waco falls during the 30-year anniversary of the two-month standoff between federal agents and the Branch Davidian sect.
The City of Mississauga rejected applications for two residential towers in Port Credit steps from two major transit stations this month, saying the buildings proposed were too tall. But the province of Ontario says the city can no longer make this type of decision due to municipal planning changes the province brought into play in late 2022. In November, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing approved a Peel Region official plan, which a ministry spokesperson told CBC Toronto "removed th
The duo were not seriously injured when they landed, authorities said. They were turned over to the custody of the US Border Patrol.
As President Xi Jinping left Moscow last week, he declared China and Russia are ready to “stand guard” over a new world order.
An elder from a First Nation in western Saskatchewan wants a public apology from the provincial government, after conservation officers raided his home in 2021 and confiscated moose meat he says was given to him by community members for a ceremonial gathering and feast. Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation Elder Doug Morningchild, 70, spoke along with his wife, Flora Morningchild — a medicine woman — and their friend Gale Takakenew at a Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations news conference on Fri
The Ministry of Defence has been accused of “wasteful procurement” after five helicopters worth more than £35 million were mothballed before flying a single minute.
