The portrayal of Canada's diversity on television has improved over the last decade, but there's still a lack of programming representing people with disabilities and the Indigenous population.

The federal Liberals have put together a star−studded cast to help choose new members of the public broadcaster’s board of directors.

Cellphone companies will soon no longer be allowed to charge customers to unlock their devices, Canada’s telecom regulator said as it unveiled sweeping changes to the wireless code of conduct.

The federal government is hoping a new research framework will help doctors better diagnose and treat the ballooning number of Lyme disease cases across Canada.

Leadership hopeful Michael Chong was also making headlines Monday — but not for his campaign efforts.

Some of the women haven’t even told their own families about what they experienced at the hands of their persecutors, said associate deputy immigration minister Dawn Edlund.

The Facebook account of Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly was peppered with derogatory, sexually demeaning and threatening messages.

A Liberal-backed motion aimed at combating racism would have broader support if it didn't contain the word "Islamophobia," argued former justice minister Irwin Cotler on Thursday.

Google Canada and Facebook Canada told a Commons committee studying the country's media industry that they don't like the idea of a punitive tax on advertisers.

A major new report is calling for dramatic changes to help shore up Canada's news industry as it faces a massive decline in revenues and a growing "fake news" problem.