Why disarming Hezbollah is about much more than guns and rockets

Facing an existential breaking point, Lebanon’s government is attempting to disarm Hezbollah and assert state sovereignty ...

P.E.I.-bound drivers wait in line as Confederation Bridge reduced to one lane

Traffic is reduced to one lane in the construction zone, which will move along the bridge in 3.5-kilometre increments as work ...

Why some N.S. health-care workers are calling for delay of new records system

Some frontline health-care workers in Nova Scotia's central zone tell CBC News they feel unprepared and ill-trained for the ...

5 tips to cast your ballot in the upcoming local government elections

New Brunswick's local government elections, happening on May 11, cover municipalities, rural districts and district education ...

In the days before she died, no one called for medical help. Her family wants change

Johanna Sutcliffe's family is critical of the care she received in her final days, and they’re calling for systemic change to ...

Déjà vu for doctors as P.E.I. Greens, PCs debate sick notes bill — again

The Green party amendment would change the current Employment Standards Act to get rid of a subsection which gives employers the right to ask their employees to provide a sick note signed by a medical ...

'They're tired of being a prisoner': inside a small town northern Ontario addiction treatment centre

The 50-bed Oaks Centre in Elliot Lake has been called a 'gem' where 'magic' happens by the patients and addictions ...

Moncton mayoral candidates say public safety, homelessness top issues

Four candidates to be Moncton's next mayor all say public safety and homelessness are their top priorities. Shawn Crossman, ...

CBRM lease-to-own waterfront deal sparks calls for more transparency

Councillors have directed Cape Breton Regional Municipality's chief administrative officer to provide a monthly list of major ...

Care workers say company scrambling to replace staff as long-standing workers leave

Workers at a private company the Nova Scotia government contracts to care for deeply vulnerable people say Arden Professional ...

Thunder Bay District Health Unit launches 2026 campaign, “Syphilis is Here”

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) recently launched a 2026 campaign "Syphilis is Here", to raise awareness on how ...

Marijuana found growing in Vancouver traffic circle disappears

A marijuana plant found growing at a Vancouver traffic circle has been torn out and removed. It's not clear who pulled up the healthy-looking plant in the centrally located residential area near ...