King Charles attends Easter Sunday services, making his first public appearance since he announced cancer diagnosis last month.

A Mexican mob lynches a suspected murderer.

Newfoundland and Labrador celebrate 75 years in Confederation.

The family of a Canadian-Congolese activist kidnapped in the DRC is asking Ottawa to help secure his release.

Police in London are investigating the stabbing attack on an Iranian journalist.

The federal government's ambitious plan to plant two billion trees to make a greener Canada is struggling to take root.

4 Ontario school boards sue Snapchat, TikTok and Meta for $4.5 billion.

Russia reportedly using new guided bombs in Ukraine.

Democrats try to host the most lucrative political fundraiser in U.S. history tonight.

Divers are returning to the water today searching for the 6 people presumed dead at the bridge collapse in Baltimore.

A CBC investigation finds since the pandemic, more kids are missing many days of school.

Italy is expanding a program to save at-risk children in mafia families.

6 people still missing after collapse of Key Bridge in Baltimore.

The Department of Homeland Security raids properties owned by Sean "Diddy" Combs.

CBC News has learned a Canadian could be doing the propaganda for ISIS-K.

For the first time, the United Nations security council has passed a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Former US President Donald Trump faces 2 court cases today in New York.

Entertainment reporter Eli Glasner tells us how Canada's music industry celebrated at the 2024 Juno Awards.

A group of families is trying to stop the deportation of a former Iranian official so he can face justice in Canada for the killing of 1,500 protesters in the 2019 anti-regime protests known as "Bloody November".

Russia targets critical infrastructure in Ukraine as far west as in Lviv in fresh round of strikes.

Senegal goes to the polls in an election seen as a test for the west African nation's democracy.

Russian president is vowing to punish all those responsible for Friday night's attack on a Moscow area concert hall which left at least 115 people dead.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres visits Egypt's crossing with Gaza urging an end to the fighting and an increase in aid, as the territory's humanitarian crisis worsens.

Some cancer specialists are praising how the Princess of Wales is handling her recent diagnosis. Catherine revealed Friday she is being treated for the disease.

Russia and China have vetoed a US draft resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for release of hostages held by Hamas

Nalvany's death leaves Canadian imprisoned in Russia concerned for prospect of freedom. Paul Whelan, serving 16 years on spy charges in Russian prison camp, spoke with CBC News from prison.

India's opposition parties are crying foul after the arrest of Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, in connection with graft allegations relating to the city's liquor policy.

The Trans Mountain Expansion Pipeline, owned by the Canadian government, is now holding oil.

New regulations are coming to limit methane emissions from landfills, but first we need a baseline measurement to determine the extent of the problem.

Men switched at birth in 1955 are to get a formal apology from the Manitoba government.