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Showers arrive for parts of B.C. as almost 500 wildfires burn across province

For the first time in more than a month, showers and cooler weather are reaching parched sections of British Columbia, potentially bringing some respite for crews battling hundreds of wildfires.Environment…

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D.C. becomes latest community with a curfew despite doubts that keeping kids at home will reduce crime

Washington, D.C., arguably one of the most powerful cities in the world, has a major crime problem with violent crime skyrocketing 39…

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What you need to know about COVID rapid tests heading into the fall

As the fall approaches, some experts say it might be a good idea to know how to get your hands…

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MPs say democracy is fraying in Canada — but there's hope

A number of MPs say Canada's democracy is under pressure on a number of fronts, thanks in part to the…

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The most popular video game you've never heard of, Warframe, is made in London, Ont.

Warframe isn't the type of video game to dominate the news. In fact, even some gamers might not have heard of…

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Expect gambling ads to get more 'creative' amid Ontario's stricter rules

Companies offering online gambling to Ontarians will soon have to try new some approaches to advertising, as a provincial regulator moves to…

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Small town in Quebec is worn out from playing host to countless Canadians trying to learn French

Marie-France Santerre has been hosting students in her home for the past 23 years but this year might be the…

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Enrolment at virtual schools is plummeting, putting their future in question

Enrolment in virtual schools is dramatically declining at Ottawa's English-language school boards and that could put their future in question.The…

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Education can break the cycle of poverty. But I worry sometimes the debt of it could break me

This is a First Person column by Shaquille Morgan, who lives in Toronto. For more information about CBC's First Person…

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