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Ontario to allow private retailers to sell cannabis, province will handle online sales | Maxime Bernier criticizes Liberals for 'extreme multiculturalism' | Ottawa deploys 200 troops to B.C. to help with wildfire fight | Federal task force on illegal border crossings to get new leader

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC News Top Headlines - Evening View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback Ontario to allow private retailers to sell cannabis, province will handle online sales Mon, 13 Aug 2018 15:30:48 EDT Ontario's Progressive Conservative government announced today it will allow recreational pot to be sold in retail stores while the province will handle online sales. Maxime Bernier criticizes Liberals for 'extreme multiculturalism' Mon, 13 Aug 2018 13:39:07 EDT The man who nearly bested Andrew Scheer in the last Conservative leadership race is condemning the Liberal approach to multiculturalism, warning "ever more" diversity is leading to the ghettoization of minorities and fostering a culture of dependence. Ottawa deploys 200 troops to B.C. to help with wildfire fight Mon, 13 Aug 2018 17:01:56 EDT British Columbia formally asked the federal government for assistance after more than 3,000 people were ordered to leave their homes in another destructive season of wildfires. Federal task force on illegal border crossings to get new leader Mon, 13 Aug 2018 14:59:53 EDT The federal task force managing the government's response to the spike in the number of migrants crossing the border into Canada illegally is getting a new leader. Peter Strzok, who worked on Mueller special counsel probe, fired from FBI Wife, mother of missing Manitoba hiker travel to Germany to help with search Blasting 'political correctness run amok,' Ontario politicians ask for Sir John A. Macdonald statue Trump blasts 'Wacky Omarosa' over her book, secret White House recordings Google tracks your movements, like it or not Warning signs global economic chaos could spread to Canada: Don Pittis 'Behind the badge we have a human being': Officers could struggle psychologically after Fredericton shooting Suspected Golden State Killer now faces 13 murder charges Alleged Fredericton shooter hit in the abdomen, court documents reveal Iran's supreme leader says no war or talks with U.S. Canadian residents hit by Trump tax dealt a new blow CBC News Top Headlines - Evening You received this email at world_wide_wit...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC News Top Headlines - Evening click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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Canadian troops come to fight B.C. fires as some ask what took so long | Dozens dead in Genoa bridge collapse | Trump lashes out at Omarosa, calls her 'that dog' | Ontario passes bill slashing Toronto city council

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Canadian troops come to fight B.C. fires as some ask what took so long Tue, 14 Aug 2018 16:49:08 EDT Firefighters from around the world are battling wildfires across B.C., with more assistance on the way from the Canadian Forces. But there are concerns the province’s requests for help took too long.

Dozens dead in Genoa bridge collapse Tue, 14 Aug 2018 07:13:34 EDT A highway bridge linking Italy with France collapses during a storm, killing at least 26 people and injuring 16 others.

Trump lashes out at Omarosa, calls her 'that dog' Tue, 14 Aug 2018 16:14:42 EDT Omarosa Manigault Newman declares she "will not be silenced" by the Trump administration, as her feud with her former boss continues to escalate.

Ontario passes bill slashing Toronto city council Tue, 14 Aug 2018 15:54:43 EDT Ontario has approved a plan to reduce the number of Toronto city councillors from 47 to 25 ahead of this October's election.

Trinity Western drops mandatory student covenant banning sex outside straight marriage More than 1,000 children abused by Pennsylvania priests, report says Calgary, Vancouver and Toronto ranked in top 10 of world's most livable cities U.S. inmate executed using fentanyl for 1st time A Canadian journalist was physically attacked for doing his job. That should be huge news: Robyn Urback This boy's family hopes proposed changes will help prevent delays due to Canada's no-fly list Victoria's mayor tells Ontario it plans to keep removed Sir John A. Macdonald statue Two 11-year-olds altered election results in hacker convention's replica of U.S. voting system Defence for Paul Manafort rests without calling witnesses at bank fraud trial Preparing to read the crystal ball on tomorrow's real estate numbers: Don Pittis Morneau ready to use 'emergency' measure to protect steel sector

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Ottawa to declare federal holiday to mark legacy of residential school system | Here's what British Columbians are facing under a blanket of smoke and blazing wildfires | Pakistani-Canadian senator slams fellow Tory Bernier's latest tweet on diversity | Mary Pratt, Canadian painter who celebrated the beauty of everyday life, dead at 83

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Ottawa to declare federal holiday to mark legacy of residential school system Wed, 15 Aug 2018 13:55:59 EDT The Liberal government will declare a federal statutory holiday to mark the tragic legacy of the residential school system, fulfilling a recommendation made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

Here's what British Columbians are facing under a blanket of smoke and blazing wildfires Wed, 15 Aug 2018 17:52:51 EDT Dozens of evacuation orders and alerts are in effect in the north and central regions of B.C., impacting more than 20,000 people.

Pakistani-Canadian senator slams fellow Tory Bernier's latest tweet on diversity Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:32:45 EDT Maxime Bernier's latest tweet on diversity has drawn the ire of one of his Conservative caucus colleagues, who says this sort of identity politics is divisive and disappointing — a rift in the party only a week out from its convention in Halifax where Conservatives will try to present a united front.

Mary Pratt, Canadian painter who celebrated the beauty of everyday life, dead at 83 Wed, 15 Aug 2018 09:47:27 EDT Mary Pratt, a painter who turned the ordinary objects of her kitchen, garden and daily life into extraordinary works of beauty and colour, has died in St. John’s.

Trump revokes security clearance for ex-CIA director Brennan The Saudi temper tantrum could land one devastating blow — to Canadian health care: Neil Macdonald Toronto authorities identify teen who died trying to save mother and son at beach Monsoon rains kill 67 in southern India The crazy high stakes facing Hollywood rom-com Crazy Rich Asians Ottawa intervenes to get Canadian Little Leaguer to World Series Liberals promise to repeal restriction on charities' political activity Parkland students return from summer break to school forever changed by mass shooting Winnipeg firm defends $1M deal to send sniper rifles to Ukraine B.C. declares state of emergency as hundreds of wildfires burn across province Thousands expected at funeral for fallen Fredericton police officers

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Tesla sues Ontario government, alleging customers denied incentives | Maxime Bernier has a base. Is it big enough to protect him? | U.S. media stands up to Trump, but can't stop industry's financial free fall | Shipbuilding program hits snag as inspection finds defective welds in hull

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Tesla sues Ontario government, alleging customers denied incentives Thu, 16 Aug 2018 15:33:24 EDT Tesla Motors Canada is suing the Ontario government, alleging it has suffered "substantial harm" and lost sales amid the cancellation of an electric vehicle rebate.

Maxime Bernier has a base. Is it big enough to protect him? Thu, 16 Aug 2018 16:44:19 EDT Questions about Maxime Bernier's recent behaviour on social media pose a stark choice for his party: punish him and risk the wrath of his supporters, or leave him alone and risk the distraction he creates as the election approaches.

U.S. media stands up to Trump, but can't stop industry's financial free fall Thu, 16 Aug 2018 14:09:38 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse.

Shipbuilding program hits snag as inspection finds defective welds in hull Thu, 16 Aug 2018 17:34:29 EDT The first civilian ship built under the federal government’s marquee shipbuilding program will have portions of its hull re-welded because an inspection has uncovered a series of defective joints, CBC News has learned.

'The gift of her music remains to inspire us all': Tributes abound for Aretha Franklin, Queen of Soul Vatican condemns sex abuse by Pennsylvania clergy Motive still unclear in highway shooting of German tourist Powwow dancer thanks stranger who returned lost regalia Tim Hortons hopes to rebuild its brand with better lid, new marketing campaign Ministry contacting WestJet over outing of transgender passenger Airbnb's federal budget proposal tells Liberals: 'We want to be regulated' If you thought this year was hot, wait until you hear about the global warming 'hiatus' that's about to end B.C. wildfire evacuees frustrated by rules preventing return to rescue pets, valuables Trump calls for lawsuit against some opioid companies Esther the Wonder Pig diagnosed with cancer

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Most CRA auditors polled say Canada's tax system is skewed to protect the wealthy | Security enhanced after death threats to judge in Paul Manafort trial | At least 7 Pennsylvania priests accused of sex abuse were sent to Toronto-area clergy rehab | Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite

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Most CRA auditors polled say Canada's tax system is skewed to protect the wealthy Fri, 17 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada polled 1,700 of its union members who work for CRA chasing down taxes owed by corporations and the wealthy. The survey found that 90 per cent of them believe the system is skewed to benefit the rich - and unfairly targets average Canadians.

Security enhanced after death threats to judge in Paul Manafort trial Fri, 17 Aug 2018 09:51:20 EDT The jury in the bank and tax fraud trial of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort continued deliberating for a second day in Virginia under enhanced security, after death threats were made toward the judge.

At least 7 Pennsylvania priests accused of sex abuse were sent to Toronto-area clergy rehab Fri, 17 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Among the hundreds of Pennsylvania priests accused of molesting children in a grand jury report released this week, at least seven were sent to a Toronto-area facility for treatment. But in some cases, the report says, the church ignored the facility's advice about keeping them away from kids.

Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite Fri, 17 Aug 2018 16:59:40 EDT The fires raging in British Columbia aren't just confined to the province: a NASA satellite captured the smoke as it blanketed the skies over Alberta and Saskatchewan earlier this week.

Bank robber returns to the scene of his crime 60 years later — for lunch Crews watch winds closely as B.C.'s biggest wildfire grows near Prince George Canadians believe in immigration but concerned about asylum seekers: study Tesla shares stumble as Musk tells newspaper he's cracking under stress You'll never guess where Vladimir Putin is going to show up this weekend 3 dead after plane crash near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., 2 survivors treated 2 navy members facing drug charges after morphine pills seized in Halifax Funeral arrangements set for Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin How crossing into Canada helped this Little Leaguer reach the World Series Judge lifts publication ban on details of deadly Fredericton shooting National Geographic says it 'went too far' with emaciated polar bear video

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Heroes for a nation: 2 Fredericton police officers honoured at regimental funeral | CRTC's unlocked phone rule has sparked a crime spree, Bell and Rogers say | Bad feelings between Canada and Russia don't matter in space, says astronaut David Saint-Jacques | Majority of B.C. — and 3 other provinces — under special weather statement due to wildfire smoke

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Heroes for a nation: 2 Fredericton police officers honoured at regimental funeral Sat, 18 Aug 2018 06:00:00 EDT Just over a week after they were killed in the line of duty along with two civilians, Fredericton police Constables Robb Costello and Sara Burns were honoured in a regimental funeral before over 1,000 family members, friends, first responders and dignitaries, following a street procession that attracted hundreds on a rain-swept day.

CRTC's unlocked phone rule has sparked a crime spree, Bell and Rogers say Sat, 18 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Bell and Rogers say new rules mandating that Canadian carriers sell unlocked phones have triggered a rise in phone thefts. But their submission to the CRTC is short on numbers and details.

Bad feelings between Canada and Russia don't matter in space, says astronaut David Saint-Jacques Sat, 18 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Space exploration may not quite be the final frontier of co-operation between Canada and Russia — but it's close, writes Chris Brown.

Majority of B.C. — and 3 other provinces — under special weather statement due to wildfire smoke Sat, 18 Aug 2018 12:30:44 EDT The wildfire situation across B.C. largely held overnight despite fears that strong winds would whip up the flames, but smoke from the sheer volume of fire has left virtually all of the province in a haze.

Merkel, Putin tackle tough topics in meeting outside Berlin Let's clear up some misconceptions about cannabis addiction. First off: yes, it's real Why scientists suspect proof of a turning point in Earth's history is sitting in a lake in Milton, Ont. 'Proud son of Ghana and Africa': Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan dies at age 80 Man charged with attempted murder after car crash outside U.K. Parliament 3 N.W.T. plane crash victims were tourists from Alta., Sask. Many drug users too afraid of arrest to report overdoses, despite federal 'Samaritan' law Low-carb diets associated with lower life expectancy, study suggests RCMP commissioner 'not sure' handgun ban is the answer to gun violence Sign vandalized after MP Maxime Bernier calls out Winnipeg park for 'extreme multiculturalism' 'An unacceptable tragedy': Italy's president demands road safety guarantee

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Online sale of pot after legalization raises privacy concerns, experts say | How hydrogen could shake up Canada's energy sector | B.C. Wildfires 2018: Flights cancelled as smoke chokes airports | Trump blasts New York Times for story on White House lawyer Don McGahn

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Online sale of pot after legalization raises privacy concerns, experts say Sun, 19 Aug 2018 13:11:29 EDT Buyers who have to provide personal information to purchase recreational pot online after legalization this fall should be able to rely on existing laws to protect their privacy but the issue needs to be watched closely to ensure regulations are obeyed and mistakes are avoided, experts say.

How hydrogen could shake up Canada's energy sector Sun, 19 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The use of hydrogen is still in its infancy, but the potential is significant for how one of the most abundant elements in the world could change the country's transportation, electricity and energy sectors.

B.C. Wildfires 2018: Flights cancelled as smoke chokes airports Sun, 19 Aug 2018 17:28:04 EDT Flights at several airports in B.C.'s Interior and West Kootenay regions have been cancelled or delayed Sunday as wildfire smoke continues hang over the province.

Trump blasts New York Times for story on White House lawyer Don McGahn Sun, 19 Aug 2018 14:33:21 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump insisted Sunday that White House lawyer Don McGahn isn't "a John Dean type RAT," making reference to the Watergate-era White House attorney who turned on Richard Nixon.

Toronto man's letter spurs Ottawa to start reporting corrected typos in legislation Hong Kong democracy movement bides its time in face of legal onslaught from China All eyes on Andrew Scheer as Conservative convention set for Halifax Indian Relay sport giving youth a 'chance to become something' Former CIA director Brennan considers legal action to stop clearance revocations Brazil to send in troops after Venezuelan migrants attacked in border town Google's following you and Greyhound bus deserts: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet 'Disjointed' communication hinders B.C. First Nations in wildfire fight, leaders say Strong earthquakes trigger landslides, blackouts on Indonesian island 800,000 displaced in flooding in southern Indian state 'Something sacred about space': Canadian astronaut confident about co-operation with Russia ahead of upcoming

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Wildfire smoke 'has posed quite a challenge to our aircraft,' B.C. firefighters say | Trudeau: No apologies for heckler encounter, pledges to call out 'hate speech' | Medical marijuana: Should it stay or should it go after pot is legalized? | B.C. mother faces 2nd-degree murder charge in 7-year-old daughter's death

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Wildfire smoke 'has posed quite a challenge to our aircraft,' B.C. firefighters say Mon, 20 Aug 2018 12:46:12 EDT The thick smoke that's blanketed much of B.C. in recent days has forced some firefighting aircraft to ground and made it difficult to detect new wildfires, officials say.

Trudeau: No apologies for heckler encounter, pledges to call out 'hate speech' Mon, 20 Aug 2018 15:21:30 EDT Hate speech and the politics of division are creating a "dangerous path" for Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says, vowing to steer clear of such roads and to continue calling out those who rely on "extremist" methods to make their voices heard.

Medical marijuana: Should it stay or should it go after pot is legalized? Mon, 20 Aug 2018 12:16:36 EDT The Canadian Medical Association has called for a single regulatory system for medical and recreational marijuana, but other stakeholders say a separate stream protects patients and encourages research.

B.C. mother faces 2nd-degree murder charge in 7-year-old daughter's death Mon, 20 Aug 2018 12:12:15 EDT The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team said Kerryann Lewis was charged Aug. 17 in the death of her daughter, Aaliyah Rosa.

Health Canada expands recall of some heart, high blood pressure drugs Liberals scrap controversial family reunification lottery, accepting more applications Pope condemns sex abuse by priests: What we know about number of victims, scope of settlements 1st day of school delayed for some Nunavut students as territory scrambles to fill 66 teacher vacancies U.K. real estate firm brings its full-service, no-commission model to Canada: Don Pittis Bridge cable damaged months ago but no action taken, Italian media report Drake postpones 1st Toronto tour stop on short notice, pushing back date for hometown fans 2 suspects detained after shots fired at U.S. Embassy in Turkey Renewable resort: Greek island to run on wind, solar power Are upgrades at Canada's northernmost military facility enough to guarantee Arctic sovereignty? 'We showed no care for the little ones': Pope's letter vows to end sex abuse, coverups

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Michael Cohen says he paid hush money to women at Trump's direction | Former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort guilty on 8 charges in fraud trial | Premier John Horgan suggests 'this may be the new normal' after touring wildfire-stricken central B.C. | Calgary man's murder plan included GPS tracker on ex-wife's car, borrowed shotgun

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Michael Cohen says he paid hush money to women at Trump's direction Tue, 21 Aug 2018 14:34:36 EDT Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer and "fixer," pleaded guilty Tuesday to campaign-finance violations and other charges, saying he and Trump arranged the payment of hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels and a former Playboy model to influence the election.

Former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort guilty on 8 charges in fraud trial Tue, 21 Aug 2018 12:31:39 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been found guilty of eight of the 18 charges he faced in a case of bank and tax fraud.

Premier John Horgan suggests 'this may be the new normal' after touring wildfire-stricken central B.C. Tue, 21 Aug 2018 11:35:33 EDT B.C. Premier John Horgan expresses dismay after he toured the wildfire-stricken area around Prince George Tuesday morning.

Calgary man's murder plan included GPS tracker on ex-wife's car, borrowed shotgun Tue, 21 Aug 2018 14:21:36 EDT Keith Harkes thought he had perfectly planned the murder of his ex-wife: he practised loading a shotgun, placed a GPS tracking device on her car, learned her routines and picked a day to follow her home.

Ice has been found on the surface of the moon Asia Argento denies sexual relationship with accuser U.S. to impose anti-dumping duties of 24% plus on Canadian-made pipes Transcript of Trudeau's exchange with hecklers at Quebec event Bomb blast victims sue Bombay Bhel for $6M, claim Mississauga restaurant target of 'turf war' Maxime Bernier is challenging orthodoxy. He deserves a civil reply: Neil Macdonald Strong earthquake hits northern Venezuela U.S. deports accused Nazi collaborator as hunt continues for last surviving WWII fugitives Air Canada strikes deal to buy Aeroplan Convicted spy released on parole less than halfway into sentence Nabisco redesigns Animal crackers to get rid of cages

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It's officially the longest stock market boom in history — but can it last? | Ontario government says it has an interim sex-ed curriculum elementary teachers must follow | Trump did nothing wrong, White House says after Cohen's guilty plea | 'This is a joke': Ombudsman won't recommend more money for teacher shot in face in La Loche

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It's officially the longest stock market boom in history — but can it last? Wed, 22 Aug 2018 15:45:09 EDT It's been nine years, five months and 13 days since the broadest U.S. stock index plunged more than 20 per cent. That has many people saying a correction is overdue, even if there's a lot of legitimate reasons why the current bull run still has plenty of room to run.

Ontario government says it has an interim sex-ed curriculum elementary teachers must follow Wed, 22 Aug 2018 13:57:42 EDT The Ontario government has released an interim sex-ed curriculum for elementary school teachers to use this September — and Premier Doug Ford is suggesting there will be consequences if they don't adhere to it.

Trump did nothing wrong, White House says after Cohen's guilty plea Wed, 22 Aug 2018 09:39:43 EDT The White House is stressing that President Donald Trump has not been charged with a crime and did "nothing wrong" in his dealings with longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen. Cohen pleaded guilty Tuesday in New York to campaign finance violations.

'This is a joke': Ombudsman won't recommend more money for teacher shot in face in La Loche Wed, 22 Aug 2018 14:50:26 EDT Saskatchewan's ombudsman is not recommending that the government further compensate a substitute teacher shot in the face during the La Loche school shooting.

Freeland 'very encouraged' by reports of NAFTA progress Explosion at Kitchener, Ont., home leaves 1 woman dead, man airlifted to hospital Earthquakes off B.C., Oregon coasts felt by West Coast residents Most wanted deadbeat dad in U.S. gets 24 months in jail after arrest near Calgary I'm not dead yet: Revenue Canada tells P.E.I. man he died in June Jimmy Bennett says he was afraid to speak out against Asia Argento over alleged sex assault Cohen subpoenaed in N.Y. state's Trump Foundation probe Conservative Party unveils 'fair, orderly and compassionate' immigration plan Lawyer says suspect in Mollie Tibbetts homicide is not in U.S. illegally Canadian helicopters in Mali conduct 1st full-fledged UN missions Daughter of Neanderthal mom, exotic foreign dad revealed by ancient DNA

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MP Maxime Bernier quits 'morally corrupt' Conservatives, plans to start new party | Woman's death in Kitchener, Ont., home explosion deemed a homicide | Former Bell and Rogers employees reveal sales secrets submitted to public inquiry | A secret 'you didn't speak of': Ex-MLA recalls hearing Manitoba Hydro worker allegations

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MP Maxime Bernier quits 'morally corrupt' Conservatives, plans to start new party Thu, 23 Aug 2018 11:05:02 EDT Divisive Quebec MP Maxime Bernier made a scorched earth exit from the Conservatives today, while announcing plans to start his own federal party.

Woman's death in Kitchener, Ont., home explosion deemed a homicide Thu, 23 Aug 2018 09:22:46 EDT Police say an explosion that killed a 58-year-old woman, critically injured a man and levelled a home in Kitchener, Ont., on Wednesday is suspicious, and the woman's death is a homicide.

Former Bell and Rogers employees reveal sales secrets submitted to public inquiry Thu, 23 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Former telco employees from some of Canada's largest providers have contacted Go Public to share stories about misleading customers that they are submitting to a public inquiry into sales practices in the telecom industry.

A secret 'you didn't speak of': Ex-MLA recalls hearing Manitoba Hydro worker allegations Thu, 23 Aug 2018 06:00:00 EDT The alleged sexual abuse of Indigenous women in northern Manitoba during the 1960s by Manitoba Hydro workers didn't come as a surprise to the province's former aboriginal and northern affairs minister.

'I think I'm going to die': Abduction of woman near Toronto caught on tape Medical experts push back as Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop brand comes to Canada Civil liberties association suing Ontario government to block sex ed changes Toronto house sales price data must be made public after Supreme Court decision How Canada's supply management system works U.S. Education Department mulls federal money for guns in schools Fears of 'going it alone' could mean Canadians won't benefit from more fuel-efficient cars: Don Pittis Is Trump's double-whammy legal trouble spooking his base? 'Not one bit' for some diehards Isolated Amazonian tribe captured in drone video Trump downplays Cohen role, says co-operating with prosecutors 'should almost be illegal' Ontario hockey coaches ordered to talk to players about gender diversity

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Andrew Scheer makes pitch for unity after Bernier's dramatic departure | Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg granted immunity | Southdown Institute: A 'shield' or a place to provide 'meaningful' help for child-molesting priests? | Ancient horse found perfectly preserved in Siberian permafrost

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Andrew Scheer makes pitch for unity after Bernier's dramatic departure Fri, 24 Aug 2018 15:34:20 EDT In a major speech to delegates at the Conservative policy convention in Halifax, Andrew Scheer said he is best positioned to take on Justin Trudeau in the next federal election, even as a former top Tory threatened to split the right-wing vote with an insurgent new party.

Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg granted immunity Fri, 24 Aug 2018 14:51:22 EDT Federal prosecutors have granted immunity to the Trump Organization's chief financial officer in an investigation involving U.S. President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

Southdown Institute: A 'shield' or a place to provide 'meaningful' help for child-molesting priests? Fri, 24 Aug 2018 16:09:41 EDT The Toronto-area clergy rehab centre and facilities like it have come under renewed scrutiny following the recent grand jury report about widespread sexual abuse by priests in Pennsylvania.

Ancient horse found perfectly preserved in Siberian permafrost Fri, 24 Aug 2018 09:16:11 EDT Russian scientists have found the carcass of an ancient foal perfectly preserved in the Siberian permafrost.

SIU investigating Hamilton police officer in Good Samaritan's death Bernier didn't tell anyone from the Conservative Party about his dramatic exit Veteran U.S. Sen. John McCain ending treatment for brain cancer Stanley Cup arrives in Humboldt with Washington Capitals forward Chandler Stephenson U.S. wants a moon base: 'This time we're not content with just leaving behind footprints' Canadians on track to spend almost $6B on pot this year — most of it the illegal variety What turtles were like before they had shells 2nd surveillance video released in suspected Richmond Hill armed abduction of woman Vancouver man charged with ignoring medical health officer's orders for HIV treatment Winnipeg pastor charged with sex offences in California pleads not guilty Facing a schism, Conservatives try to knock Maxime Bernier down a peg

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Conservative delegates defeat anti-abortion resolution, endorse moving Canadian Embassy to Jerusalem | B.C. wildfire smoke lingers over N.S., making for some stunning sunsets and sunrises | Pope gets tepid welcome on 1st day of Ireland visit | Woman dead after falling from Cape Spear cliff in Newfoundland and Labrador

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Conservative delegates defeat anti-abortion resolution, endorse moving Canadian Embassy to Jerusalem Sat, 25 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A slim majority of Conservative convention delegates voted Saturday against a resolution backed by anti-abortion campaigners while at the same time affirming the party's opposition to using Canadian foreign aid to fund abortion services abroad — a mixed bag result for social conservatives.

B.C. wildfire smoke lingers over N.S., making for some stunning sunsets and sunrises Sat, 25 Aug 2018 11:04:46 EDT Smoke from British Columbia wildfires continues to linger over Nova Scotia, turning the sun and moon a hazy reddish colour.

Pope gets tepid welcome on 1st day of Ireland visit Sat, 25 Aug 2018 17:13:45 EDT Pope Francis faced a lukewarm reception and scattered protests Saturday on his trip to Ireland, with even his vow to rid the church of the "scourge" of sexual abuse and his outrage at those "repugnant crimes" dismissed as an insult by Ireland's wounded victims.

Woman dead after falling from Cape Spear cliff in Newfoundland and Labrador Sat, 25 Aug 2018 08:09:27 EDT A 53-year-old woman has died after falling from a cliff in Newfoundland and Labrador on Saturday morning.

Maxime Bernier's impact on next election could be big, even if his party isn't Southdown Institute: A 'shield' for the Church or a place to provide 'meaningful' help for pedophile priests? Threat, break-ins prompt Manitoba radio station to begin 'vigilante' night patrols Detective's 'hidden side' came out when he took advantage of young sex crime victims Pope arrives in Ireland at a time when church attendance is down to 30% — from 70% at last papal visit 'It's a disaster, really': How Meghan Markle's dad became a headache for the Royals 'It's not right': Shoppers angry over Walmart charging more for plus-size clothing Second Opinion | How can a jury decide on a cancer cause when scientists can't agree? Trump spread a racially divisive theory on South African land violence this week. Here's what he got wrong Scheer firm on leaving abortion debate closed Beyoncé, Rihanna, Nyong'o, Haddish — why black women are owning September fashion magazine covers

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Multiple dead, including suspect, in mass shooting at Fla. video game tournament | Brooke Henderson 1st Canadian woman in 45 years to win national golf title | Pope Francis apologizes for 'crimes' of the Catholic Church in Ireland | B.C.'s wildfire season now 2nd-worst on record — behind only last year

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Multiple dead, including suspect, in mass shooting at Fla. video game tournament Sun, 26 Aug 2018 14:36:45 EDT There was a mass shooting at a video game tournament that was being streamed online from a restaurant in Jacksonville, Fla., on Sunday. The local sheriff's office said there were multiple fatalities, but an official number has not yet been released.

Brooke Henderson 1st Canadian woman in 45 years to win national golf title Sun, 26 Aug 2018 16:24:01 EDT Brooke Henderson on Sunday became the first Canadian woman in 45 years and only second ever in tournament history to capture the CP Women's Open after shooting a 7-under par 65 in Regina.

Pope Francis apologizes for 'crimes' of the Catholic Church in Ireland Sun, 26 Aug 2018 12:46:54 EDT Pope Francis issued a sweeping apology Sunday for the "crimes" of the Catholic Church in Ireland, saying church officials regularly didn't respond with compassion to the many abuses children and women suffered over the years.

B.C.'s wildfire season now 2nd-worst on record — behind only last year Sun, 26 Aug 2018 13:13:49 EDT This year's wildfire season is now the second-worst in B.C. history when it comes to the amount of land that's burned. More than 945,000 hectares have been scorched by fires since April 1.

Cross-country funeral procession for John McCain in works Shaun Majumder not returning to This Hour Has 22 Minutes CRA's tax evasion snitch line raked in 32,000 leads last year By secular standards, the Catholic Church is a corrupt organization: Neil Macdonald Party unity the theme of Conservative convention as Scheer faces challenges from within: Chris Hall Sir John A. Macdonald's legacy to be recast in his native Scotland amid raging debates over historical figures Manitoba hiker missing in German Alps found dead, family confirms Prolific playwright Neil Simon dead at 91 Families, former commanders urge open access to rebuilt Afghan war memorial John McCain, war hero and former U.S. presidential candidate, dead at 81 Former top Vatican official says pope should resign over abuse crisis

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Trump announces U.S.-Mexico trade deal to replace NAFTA, and says 'we will see' if Canada can join | 5 new rules the U.S.-Mexico trade deal would set | 'Gravest crimes': Bob Rae sees hurdles in prosecuting Myanmar military for genocide | 'It kind of came out of nowhere': Shaun Majumder on being fired from This Hour Has 22 Minutes

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Trump announces U.S.-Mexico trade deal to replace NAFTA, and says 'we will see' if Canada can join Mon, 27 Aug 2018 10:24:26 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office says he spoke with Donald Trump Monday afternoon after the U.S. announced a new trade agreement with Mexico to replace NAFTA. Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is on her way to Washington to rejoin the trade talks tomorrow.

5 new rules the U.S.-Mexico trade deal would set Mon, 27 Aug 2018 16:03:59 EDT After almost a year of negotiations between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico to update the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, the latter two countries announced the framework of a deal on Monday, with Canada on the outside looking in — for now. Here’s a broad look at what’s new in the agreement.

'Gravest crimes': Bob Rae sees hurdles in prosecuting Myanmar military for genocide Mon, 27 Aug 2018 16:16:49 EDT Canada's special envoy to Myanmar hopes a damning new UN report that calls for the perpetrators of genocide against the Rohingya population to be prosecuted at the international court will ramp up pressure for accountability, but he warns the process will face challenging hurdles.

'It kind of came out of nowhere': Shaun Majumder on being fired from This Hour Has 22 Minutes Mon, 27 Aug 2018 11:06:38 EDT Comedian Shaun Majumder says he was abruptly fired from the cast of This Hour Has 22 Minutes after sending a letter to producers offering creative input on the Halifax-based parody show.

Liberals approve first saliva screening roadside test for marijuana How a tiny French town is commemorating Canadian black battalion soldiers Under pressure, Trump re-lowers White House flag for McCain Fredericton shooting suspect expected to plead not guilty Bank of Canada governor hints he will raise interest rates even if he doesn't have to: Don Pittis Mind-altering breast milk? New pot study poses that question More needed to prevent foreign interference in Canadian elections, watchdog says 'It just takes 1 person to believe in you': Moose Jaw barber connects with homeless Beluga whales and narwhals share a rare trait with humans President Trump is suddenly cozying up to Mexico on trade - here's why Gunman who killed 2 at Florida gaming tournament targeted other players, say police

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Trudeau 'encouraged' by NAFTA progress as Canada faces pressure to sign or face auto tariffs | Markets react to trade talks: Investors are betting on a U.S.-Canada deal | Boy, 16, charged in shooting of German tourist | Aunt of victim 'sickened' Veterans Affairs pays for PTSD treatment of murderer who never served

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Trudeau 'encouraged' by NAFTA progress as Canada faces pressure to sign or face auto tariffs Tue, 28 Aug 2018 12:38:16 EDT Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland has arrived in Washington to sit down with her American counterparts to hammer out a trilateral deal, a day after Mexico and the U.S. put pen to paper on a draft agreement in principle.

Markets react to trade talks: Investors are betting on a U.S.-Canada deal Tue, 28 Aug 2018 14:50:13 EDT Canada's stock market hit its highest point in more than a month on news of the U.S.-Mexico trade deal, and now the loonie is at its strongest against the U.S. dollar in more than two months, but are investors getting ahead of themselves?

Boy, 16, charged in shooting of German tourist Tue, 28 Aug 2018 13:30:17 EDT Alberta police have arrested a 16-year-old boy and charged him with attempted murder in the shooting of a German tourist earlier this month.

Aunt of victim 'sickened' Veterans Affairs pays for PTSD treatment of murderer who never served Tue, 28 Aug 2018 05:00:00 EDT The decision by Veterans Affairs Canada to pay for treatment for a Halifax man who never served in the military and got PTSD from murdering an off-duty police officer is upsetting both an advocate for veterans and a family member of the officer.

Are you high? Why new roadside drug tests may not put brakes on impaired driving Can Myanmar's generals be prosecuted for genocide against the Rohingya? It's unlikely Canada has a trump card to play in free trade talks — and it's one that could be a win for consumers Nunavut hunter killed by polar bear and cub Liberals to look at 'full ban' on handguns, assault weapons Aretha Franklin's 'legacy and her music will live on forever:' fans throng to public viewing in Detroit Saudi medical trainees allowed to stay in Canada, for now Cannabis overdoses on the rise from people 'not realizing that what they’re taking, it is excessive' 'It's fraudulent': Former immigration official says action needed on 'passport babies' Trump accuses Google of hiding 'fair media' coverage of him Woman feared the worst when cows stampeded her East Coast Trail campsite

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Minister looking into 'how and why' killer got treatment paid for by Veterans Affairs | Trump predicts a NAFTA deal by Friday as Canada, U.S. engage in 'extremely intense' negotiations | 2018 now worst fire season on record as B.C. extends state of emergency | Survivor recalls deadly encounter with polar bears

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Minister looking into 'how and why' killer got treatment paid for by Veterans Affairs Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:29:00 EDT Seamus O'Regan, the minister responsible for veterans affairs, says he's going to look into why a man convicted of killing an off-duty police officer in Halifax is receiving post-traumatic stress disorder treatment paid for by his department.

Trump predicts a NAFTA deal by Friday as Canada, U.S. engage in 'extremely intense' negotiations Wed, 29 Aug 2018 10:23:50 EDT President Donald Trump sounded optimistic Wednesday that Canada and the United States could reach a deal on NAFTA by week's end, saying the two countries have ironed out some ongoing irritants.

2018 now worst fire season on record as B.C. extends state of emergency Wed, 29 Aug 2018 14:23:53 EDT The B.C. government has extended the provincial state of emergency because of wildfires that have now burned more area than any other season on record.

Survivor recalls deadly encounter with polar bears Wed, 29 Aug 2018 15:29:53 EDT A Nunavut hunter who survived a polar bear attack that killed one of his friends last week says the encounter started when a mother bear and her cub approached their camp.

B.C. sues pharma companies for costs of opioid overdose treatments Prescriptions led to 1 in 3 opioid deaths in Ontario in 2016, study says Why a swarm of bees took over a hot dog stand in Times Square A deadline could be good for trade talks, but Trump's isn't firm: Don Pittis Accused double murderer Edward Downey released from hospital after suicide attempt Grim summer for sea turtles: Hundreds killed by red tide, illegal nets New NATO commander confident war criminals, militia will be screened out of Iraq training program John McCain's family, Arizonans begin saying goodbye in Phoenix French and British fishermen square off with rocks, fireworks in battle for scallops If U.S. and Canada sign trade deal after strong GDP growth, interest rates could rise 'Five Eyes' allies urge digital industry to stop child pornographers, terrorists

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Liberals 'absolutely committed' to Trans Mountain after Federal Court of Appeal quashes construction approvals | 'We are winning': Several B.C. First Nations celebrate Trans Mountain victory | Manitoba RCMP arrest 4th suspect in officer shooting after tense standoff | 'Someone needs to care,' says Hamilton gun seller who alerted police she was offered inflated price for a gun

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Liberals 'absolutely committed' to Trans Mountain after Federal Court of Appeal quashes construction approvals Thu, 30 Aug 2018 08:56:39 EDT In a stunning blow, the Federal Court of Appeal has quashed approvals to build the Trans Mountain expansion project, but the federal government is determined to proceed with the pipeline.

'We are winning': Several B.C. First Nations celebrate Trans Mountain victory Thu, 30 Aug 2018 11:58:28 EDT Several B.C. First Nations are celebrating the Federal Court of Appeal's ruling this morning that quashed the approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, while other FIrst Nations still hold hope it will proceed.

Manitoba RCMP arrest 4th suspect in officer shooting after tense standoff Thu, 30 Aug 2018 08:42:51 EDT A fourth suspect in the Mountie shooting that occurred Wednesday night has been arrested after an hours-long standoff with RCMP in western Manitoba.

'Someone needs to care,' says Hamilton gun seller who alerted police she was offered inflated price for a gun Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:38:53 EDT An offer to pay double for a used handgun being sold online in Hamilton highlights issues with tracking crime guns in Canada.

With project in doubt, Kinder Morgan shareholders vote to sell Trans Mountain pipeline to Ottawa NAFTA talks moving at a 'very intense rhythm:' Freeland 'There is no justice in Canada' say ex-soldiers as Supreme Court declines benefits lawsuit Toronto mall locked down after shots fired Treatment to remove metals from children with autism unproven and risky, but no clear regulations French actor Gérard Depardieu accused of rape Who needs NAFTA? Canada can do without it 'Perfect storm' with vast potential for destruction: Idlib braces for Syrian assault on rebels Canadian NAFTA negotiators reluctant to give up dispute resolution system — even if it no longer works John McCain believed in 'the soul of America,' Joe Biden says at tribute Charges laid after alleged road rage incident left Ontario man clinging to car hood

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Freeland calls for 'flexibility' as NAFTA talks break off for the weekend | 4 men including 18-year-old charged after RCMP officer shot in western Manitoba | The myth of the 'Made in America' vehicle — Canada's bestselling SUV shows why it's a fiction | Federal minister 'frustrated that Alberta's oil is landlocked,' but urges province not to leave climate plan

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Freeland calls for 'flexibility' as NAFTA talks break off for the weekend Fri, 31 Aug 2018 12:05:07 EDT Canadian and U.S. officials take a weekend break from NAFTA talks after a week of tense negotiations in Washington and comments from U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting he is unwilling to compromise on a deal.

4 men including 18-year-old charged after RCMP officer shot in western Manitoba Fri, 31 Aug 2018 17:36:29 EDT RCMP have laid 21 charges against four people in connection with this week's shooting of an officer near Onanole, Man.

The myth of the 'Made in America' vehicle — Canada's bestselling SUV shows why it's a fiction Fri, 31 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT One of the most popular vehicles in the United States is a perfect example of why it would be so hard and so destructive to impose tariffs on Canadian-made cars in the name of protecting American ones.

Federal minister 'frustrated that Alberta's oil is landlocked,' but urges province not to leave climate plan Fri, 31 Aug 2018 11:48:08 EDT Alberta's decision to pull out of the national climate-change plan to protest a federal court ruling that quashed the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will only serve to further endanger the pipeline's regulatory future, says the federal resources minister.

Ford government does U-turn, expands electric vehicle rebates for Tesla buyers Charges laid against Quebec City teens accused of sharing explicit pictures of classmates Trudeau committed to building Trans Mountain despite new legal challenges Country owes 'a debt of honour and respect' to John McCain, U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence says at memorial British militant who plotted to kill Theresa May sentenced to 30 years Say a little prayer: Aretha Franklin's funeral fuses spirit with star power Aeroplan owner settles class-action suit over expiring points Trudeau's contradictions 'coming home to roost' in Trans Mountain ruling, say analysts Don't dig Trans Mountain's grave just yet Hubble telescope spots 'northern lights' on Saturn Oldest surviving Maya book declared authentic

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Trump warns Congress to keep out of NAFTA talks with Canada | 'I want to bring him home': Body of Nigerian man who died after 'altercation' on plane remains in limbo | Family and friends pay tribute to late U.S. senator John McCain | 'It's a human rights issue': Women fight for the right to be braless on the job

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Trump warns Congress to keep out of NAFTA talks with Canada Sat, 1 Sep 2018 14:09:59 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his threat to withdraw entirely from the North American Free Trade Agreement on Saturday and warned Congress to butt out of negotiations with Canada. He also tweeted: "There is no political necessity to keep Canada in the new NAFTA deal."

'I want to bring him home': Body of Nigerian man who died after 'altercation' on plane remains in limbo Sat, 1 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The widow of a Nigerian man who died in Canadian custody three weeks ago wants to bring him home to Lagos, but his body remains at a funeral home while authorities investigate.

Family and friends pay tribute to late U.S. senator John McCain Sat, 1 Sep 2018 09:06:33 EDT Former U.S. presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush spoke at a church service Saturday for the late John McCain, the longtime Arizona senator and Vietnam war hero whose bids for the White House were dashed by the two men.

'It's a human rights issue': Women fight for the right to be braless on the job Sat, 1 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Some women are fighting for the right to be braless in the workplace. One B.C. woman filed a human rights complaint after her employer demanded she wear a bra.

Aretha Franklin's lack of a will could make things rocky for heirs Saudi students file for asylum in Canada as deadline to return home passes Next week's NAFTA challenge: Restore momentum after Trump's latest 'bullying' Big Vape comes to Canada and the effects won't be known for decades Trump 'nodded' at suggestion of Putin meeting in 2016, says ex-campaign aide Emergency EpiPen alternative priced for Canadian market at $170 each German police end march envisioned as far-right springboard 'There are things we don't control': Did Mexico throw Canada under the NAFTA bus? Venezuela's spiralling economy has reached a 'crisis moment' Aretha Franklin funeral bishop apologizes to Ariana Grande for onstage touch, joke about name Accountant accused of fudging up to 1,400 tax returns won't face criminal charges

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Matching immigrants to jobs helped boost the population of this small Manitoba city | Challenge of Health Canada's cannabis education plan is how to talk so teens will listen | After nearly 3 weeks on edge, evacuation alert for B.C. community rescinded | Citizenship confers a sense of belonging. It's more than just paper

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Matching immigrants to jobs helped boost the population of this small Manitoba city Sun, 2 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT At a time when Canada's refugee and immigration policy is being hotly debated, the small community of Morden, Man., has seen its size nearly double in the last decade, much of it as a result of foreign workers recruited under a provincial program.

Challenge of Health Canada's cannabis education plan is how to talk so teens will listen Sun, 2 Sep 2018 14:33:46 EDT In the past, public health campaigns warning of the harmful effects of drugs delivered one resounding message: Don't do it. But now that the federal government has decided to legalize marijuana, Health Canada is undertaking new strategies to try and land on teens' screens and in the places they hang out.

After nearly 3 weeks on edge, evacuation alert for B.C. community rescinded Sun, 2 Sep 2018 17:37:33 EDT After three weeks, a community on edge can breathe a sigh of relief.

Citizenship confers a sense of belonging. It's more than just paper Sun, 2 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Modifying the Citizenship Act for the sake of a few hundred births isn’t worth the risk of stateless children, legal limbo and perhaps just as importantly, feelings of unbelonging.

2 men killed, woman injured after 'targeted' GTA shootings that 'appear to be related' Some call it Israel's unofficial national sport. Others call it highly annoying How the tragedy of Swissair Flight 111 changed the lives of thousands in N.S. 'We can't ignore the potential': Churchill railway deal revitalizes hopes for northern port

Saudi students file for asylum in Canada as deadline to return home passes

Trump warns Congress to keep out of NAFTA talks with Canada

New virtual reality program teaches children about road safety The dilemma Lana Del Rey and others face performing in Israel Airline luggage fees and mislabelled seafood: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet

Aretha Franklin's lack of a will could make things rocky for heirs

Golden Knights' Nate Schmidt suspended 20 games for PEDs

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Cancelled reality TV show still a key source of info for Canadians on border agency, report finds | Ailing killer whale J-50 spotted alive after being declared missing | 'Game-changer': Labour groups claim clout in NAFTA talks | Hungry and homeless: B.C. wildfires are forcing bears out of critical habitats

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Cancelled reality TV show still a key source of info for Canadians on border agency, report finds Mon, 3 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A controversial reality television show that was cancelled for privacy reasons continues to be a key source of information for Canadians on the border, according to a recent report put together for the Canada Border Services Agency.

Ailing killer whale J-50 spotted alive after being declared missing Mon, 3 Sep 2018 13:26:56 EDT A young, sickly killer whale that scientists have been fighting to save has been spotted alive, after being declared missing by researchers on Monday.

'Game-changer': Labour groups claim clout in NAFTA talks Mon, 3 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT While much has been said about the declining power of unions, labour groups are playing a key, unprecedented role in NAFTA negotiations.

Hungry and homeless: B.C. wildfires are forcing bears out of critical habitats Mon, 3 Sep 2018 11:00:00 EDT Angelika Langen has been rehabilitating bears at the Northern Lights Wildlife Society in B.C. for 27 years. But this summer proved especially difficult, after a number of animals she’d been treating died unexpectedly.

Colin Kaepernick is face of latest Nike ad campaign Man arrested, charged after 2 deadly shootings in Brampton, Ont. Jobless and bankrupt federal EI whistleblower says speaking out comes at high price Angry crowds gather at Brazil's National Museum after devastating fire Man shot dead in Toronto park was attending memorial service for homicide victim Muslim women caned in Malaysia over same-sex behaviour Toronto police union head says handgun ban would have 'no impact' After lashing South Florida, tropical storm Gordon could strengthen over Gulf of Mexico Why London's subway system leaves so many disabled people without a ride Myanmar court sentences Reuters reporters who probed Rohingya killings to 7 years in prison Anger — but not surprise — after Japanese university admits to changing test scores to keep women out

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No NAFTA without cultural exemption and a dispute settlement clause, Trudeau vows | Trump's chief of staff called White House 'Crazytown,' new tell-all Woodward book alleges | Liberals shoot down Conservative motion to force ministers to explain next moves on Trans Mountain | Nike shares drop after choice of Colin Kaepernick for ad spurs boycott

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No NAFTA without cultural exemption and a dispute settlement clause, Trudeau vows Tue, 4 Sep 2018 18:15:14 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is insisting that Canada will not sign a renegotiated North American Free Trade Agreement that doesn't protect Canada's cultural sectors — including the news media — or a dispute resolution mechanism.

Trump's chief of staff called White House 'Crazytown,' new tell-all Woodward book alleges Tue, 4 Sep 2018 14:09:15 EDT An upcoming book by journalist Bob Woodward says U.S. President Donald Trump's chief of staff privately called Trump an "idiot" and aides plucked sensitive documents off the president's desk to keep him from taking rash actions.

Liberals shoot down Conservative motion to force ministers to explain next moves on Trans Mountain Tue, 4 Sep 2018 08:37:08 EDT Liberal MPs have blocked a bid by the opposition parties to call key ministers to committee to lay out the next steps on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Nike shares drop after choice of Colin Kaepernick for ad spurs boycott Tue, 4 Sep 2018 10:15:54 EDT Protesters burned their Nike shoes, investors sold shares and some consumers demanded a boycott after the footwear and apparel maker launched an advertising campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick, the NFL quarterback who sparked a national controversy by kneeling during the national anthem.

Gay refugee couple separated in Turkey now 'free and together' in Canada Sickly killer whale J-50 treated with dose of antibiotics Travellers complain about rude, disrespectful Canadian border officers Bank of Canada expected to keep rates on hold, but reasons for a hike 'solid' Edgy ad deal with Colin Kaepernick isn't really a risky play for Nike, here's why Kevin Spacey, Steven Seagal won't be prosecuted for alleged sex assaults Federal NDP ended 2017 deep in the red, filings show Amazon now world's 2nd company valued at a trillion dollars Why a pregnancy support centre at a Nova Scotia university is being accused of discouraging abortions Tim Hortons seizes 4 locations from disgruntled franchisee 'Catastrophic' U.S. funding cut leaves UN agency scrambling to help Palestinians

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Canada needs Chapter 19 because Trump 'doesn't always follow the rules': Trudeau | How CCTV helped police zero-in on suspects in Skripal nerve-agent case | Woman found killed near small B.C. town ID'd as Belgian hitchhiker | Archeologists aim to uncover secrets of Franklin expedition in ship's cabins

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Canada needs Chapter 19 because Trump 'doesn't always follow the rules': Trudeau Wed, 5 Sep 2018 15:18:31 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending NAFTA's dispute resolution mechanism in the face of a "president who doesn't always follow the rules."

How CCTV helped police zero-in on suspects in Skripal nerve-agent case Wed, 5 Sep 2018 14:00:45 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: how U.K. police were able to track suspects in Skripal case; weeks after a Toronto high-rise fire many of the 1,500 residents have nowhere to go; newly discovered 'superbug' is resistant to almost all antibiotics

Woman found killed near small B.C. town ID'd as Belgian hitchhiker Wed, 5 Sep 2018 13:12:34 EDT Police are asking anyone who may have seen a Belgian tourist before she was found dead near Boston Bar, B.C., last month to contact them.

Archeologists aim to uncover secrets of Franklin expedition in ship's cabins Wed, 5 Sep 2018 17:51:30 EDT A Parks Canada archaeology team is boating towards the graves of the Franklin expedition ships, more than 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, hoping to uncover more secrets from the ill-fated mission.

Anonymous White House official cites Trump 'amorality' in New York Times op-ed New prisons' boss gets to-do list: better programs, better food, email access 19 people confirmed ill on Emirates flight to New York, officials say Powerful magnitude 6.7 earthquake hits southeast of Sapporo, Japan Trump lies. That makes negotiating NAFTA impossible: Neil Macdonald Centuries-old Torah not lost in Rio museum fire Some University of Manitoba staff on leave amid allegations of sexual misconduct Trudeau considering an appeal or legislation to end Trans Mountain impasse 'Incompetence': Brexit planners get it from all sides as EU divorce deadline nears Roy Moore suing Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation over TV sketch mocking him Midweek podcast: U.S. labour unions push Trump not to leave Canada 'on the sidelines'

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Anonymous New York Times op-ed sparks frenzy of amateur linguists, sleuths | Burt Reynolds, Deliverance and Boogie Nights actor, dead at 82 | TIFF rolls out the red carpet for streaming services | Landlord ordered to pay back Toronto students $5K after listing their rented rooms on Airbnb

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Anonymous New York Times op-ed sparks frenzy of amateur linguists, sleuths Thu, 6 Sep 2018 15:28:20 EDT The release of an anonymous op-ed in the New York Times from a senior Trump administration official slamming the president has White House staffers, political pundits and journalists racing to try and uncover the writer's identity.

Burt Reynolds, Deliverance and Boogie Nights actor, dead at 82 Thu, 6 Sep 2018 15:10:35 EDT At the peak of his career, Reynolds was one of the most bankable actors in the film industry, reeling off a series of box office smashes until a career downturn in the mid-1980s.

TIFF rolls out the red carpet for streaming services Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:35:15 EDT A growing wave of Canadians wants to watch new movies and TV shows on their own terms and, as the Toronto International Film Festival kicks off for 2018, TIFF is welcoming the streamers.

Landlord ordered to pay back Toronto students $5K after listing their rented rooms on Airbnb Thu, 6 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Three students at Toronto's Humber College have scored a win against a landlord who collected rent from them over the summer while subletting their rooms and listing them on Airbnb.

Trudeau to apologize Nov. 7 for 1939 decision to turn away Jewish refugees fleeing Nazis NHL says legal cannabis in Canada won't change its drug rules An aging agrifood industry watches anxiously from the sidelines at NAFTA talks Trump nominee Brett Kavanaugh says president cannot overrule courts To understand Venezuela's future, look to the bond market, not politics and protests David Saint-Jacques says family is biggest priority ahead of space station mission NYT op-ed raises more questions about Trump's mental fitness Canada's economy is set to slow down even with a NAFTA deal, economists say The Pollcast: How the first weeks of Quebec's election went down Jagmeet Singh rejects Erin Weir's bid to return to caucus Canada, U.S., France and Germany back Britain over Salisbury poisoning

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Canadian military to severely curtail use of recreational marijuana | Scotiabank walks away from consumer dispute watchdog OBSI | Ex-Trump adviser sentenced to 14 days in prison for lying to FBI in Russia probe | NAFTA talks moving slowly now, sources say

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Canadian military to severely curtail use of recreational marijuana Fri, 7 Sep 2018 10:21:10 EDT Recreational marijuana will be legal this fall in Canada, but members of the military will face many new restrictions and prohibitions, according to new a policy released by the Department of National Defence on Friday.

Scotiabank walks away from consumer dispute watchdog OBSI Fri, 7 Sep 2018 17:22:20 EDT The Bank of Nova Scotia will no longer use an independent banking watchdog to mediate disputes with its customers, leaving just two of Canada's five big banks under the umbrella of the agency known as OBSI.

Ex-Trump adviser sentenced to 14 days in prison for lying to FBI in Russia probe Fri, 7 Sep 2018 16:39:04 EDT George Papadopoulos, the Trump campaign adviser who triggered the Russia investigation, was sentenced to 14 days in prison by a judge who said he had placed his own interests above those of the country.

NAFTA talks moving slowly now, sources say Thu, 6 Sep 2018 21:15:24 EDT After two weeks of what Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland described as "intense" NAFTA negotiations, she is returning to Canada for a break from the talks without a new deal in hand.

Obama calls Trump 'a symptom, not the cause' of U.S. division and polarization Heartbreak at the inn: Families drive hours only to find Tobermory, Ont., resort closed Tesla turmoil after Musk smokes pot during webcast, top exec resigns Trans Mountain is in deep trouble. So why is Trudeau getting chummy with B.C.'s premier? Trump calls for Justice Department investigation of NYT op-ed writer Gunmen who shot and injured 3 in St. Catharines, Ont., remain at large U.S. has seen proof Syria is preparing chemical weapons in Idlib, envoy says Obama slams Trump as Democrats roll out their big gun ahead of U.S. midterms Ailing killer whale off B.C. coast diagnosed with parasitic worms A White House resistance wouldn't be 'treason' — it's just run-of-the-mill disloyalty Nunavut cruise ship rescue leaves taxpayers on the hook for over $500K

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It's not just the EpiPen. Canada had 25 new drug shortages this week alone | Obama returns with a thoughtful rebuke of Trumpism — and in 3 words, Trump shows why it might backfire | 'I'm just lucky to be here': Patrick Brazeau's quiet comeback after years of scandal | Naomi Osaka stuns Serena Williams in controversial U.S. Open final

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It's not just the EpiPen. Canada had 25 new drug shortages this week alone Sat, 8 Sep 2018 09:00:00 EDT Drug shortages have quietly become a chronic problem for Canada's health-care system. This week alone, more than two dozen new drugs were listed on Canada's drug shortage website.

Obama returns with a thoughtful rebuke of Trumpism — and in 3 words, Trump shows why it might backfire Sat, 8 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The return of Barack Obama to the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections gives President Donald Trump exactly what he wants: a foil.

'I'm just lucky to be here': Patrick Brazeau's quiet comeback after years of scandal Fri, 7 Sep 2018 12:00:00 EDT In a wide-ranging interview with Out in the Open host Piya Chattopadhyay, the controversial senator reflects on the personal turmoil that nearly ended his career.

Naomi Osaka stuns Serena Williams in controversial U.S. Open final Sat, 8 Sep 2018 17:49:45 EDT Naomi Osaka became the first Japanese player to win a Grand Slam singles title when she beat Serena Williams 6-2 6-4 in the U.S. Open final on Saturday.

Air Canada fined $65,000 for 'mental agony' after family kicked off flight What's at stake as an all-out assault looms over Syria's Idlib 'Trust us': how John C. Reilly persuaded Patrick DeWitt to let him adapt The Sisters Brothers North, South Carolina declare state of emergency ahead of tropical storm Florence When 12-step doesn't work: Nurse fights for alternative treatment to his addiction NAFTA's controversial Chapter 11 may be on the bubble in trade talks Giant floating boom aims to clean up Great Pacific Garbage Patch 'Whatever it takes to not go back': Saudi students fear consequences of defying regime deadline In blocking sons of Russian spies from citizenship, Canada is arguing being born here is no guarantee Cardi B shown lunging at Nicki Minaj in video at NY Fashion Week party Basra airport targeted by rocket fire as violent protests grip Iraq

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Michael Avenatti: Ready to take on Trump in court, then in the 2020 election | 'A cage without walls': Once in South Korea, North Koreans have little chance of getting asylum elsewhere | Support grows for Serena Williams's sexism accusations at U.S. Open | German singer goes overboard from cruise ship near Newfoundland

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Michael Avenatti: Ready to take on Trump in court, then in the 2020 election Sun, 9 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The lawyer representing Stormy Daniels, the porn actress who was allegedly given $130,000 US during the 2016 campaign to cover up her affair with Donald Trump, tells CBC's Rosemary Barton whether he'd depose Trump and why he'd run for president in 2020.

'A cage without walls': Once in South Korea, North Koreans have little chance of getting asylum elsewhere Sun, 9 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT North Koreans who have fled to South Korea face a dilemma if they want to try their luck somewhere like Canada: their South Korean citizenship, which they get automatically once they land in the country, bars them from seeking asylum as refugees.

Support grows for Serena Williams's sexism accusations at U.S. Open Sun, 9 Sep 2018 15:38:26 EDT The discussion over a series of calls against tennis star Serena Williams on Saturday during the women's final of the U.S. Open against Naomi Osaka is provoking a heated debate among athletes, fans and celebrities about fair treatment, chauvinism and equal rights.

German singer goes overboard from cruise ship near Newfoundland Sun, 9 Sep 2018 11:42:37 EDT Daniel Kueblboeck, a contestant in 2003 on talent search show Germany Seeks the Superstar, went missing from a cruise ship en route to St. John's.

'This entire experience was life-changing': Lady Gaga on making A Star is Born 'Nicoles' strike up friendship after man emails 246 women with same name at Calgary university Unifor defends video that outs workers crossing N.L. picket line CBS negotiates exit with CEO Leslie Moonves amid new sexual harassment claims Canada's ultra-wealthy getting richer faster than the rest of us, report shows Expecting sunny Bermuda, cruise passengers rerouted to Nova Scotia Even in Trump's America, pipeline battles rage on Florence threatens U.S. East Coast after being upgraded to Category 1 hurricane Kaepernick tweets support after 2 NFL players kneel during U.S. anthem Shooting at Alabama McDonald's leaves 1 dead, 4 wounded 'There's no more exciting time to be covering country music': How the genre became cool among young listeners

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Premier Doug Ford to use notwithstanding clause to cut size of Toronto city council | Man charged with murder of Marrisa Shen, 13, had no criminal record and was new to Canada | Grief and new beginnings: Toronto van attack survivors struggle to rebuild their lives | Canada returning to NAFTA talks earlier than expected

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Premier Doug Ford to use notwithstanding clause to cut size of Toronto city council Sun, 9 Sep 2018 20:04:43 EDT Ontario Premier Doug Ford will invoke the constitutional notwithstanding clause to override a judge's decision that blocks his government from slashing the size of Toronto city council nearly in half.

Man charged with murder of Marrisa Shen, 13, had no criminal record and was new to Canada Mon, 10 Sep 2018 11:22:39 EDT A 28-year-old Burnaby, B.C., man with no previous criminal record has been charged with the first-degree murder of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen.

Grief and new beginnings: Toronto van attack survivors struggle to rebuild their lives Mon, 10 Sep 2018 04:00:03 EDT The Toronto van attack lasted a few minutes, but it altered the course of its victims' lives forever. This week marks new beginnings for two of them - So Ra, who lost her best friend and suffered severe injuries, and Beverly Smith, who is struggling to rebuild her life after losing her legs.

Canada returning to NAFTA talks earlier than expected Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:13:12 EDT Canada's foreign affairs minister is heading back to Washington for another series of high-level NAFTA meetings. Chrystia Freeland will be in D.C. on Tuesday, before heading off to the Liberal caucus retreat in Saskatoon later in the week.

Venezuelan migrants face uncertainty as they flee starvation Loblaws to appeal court ruling that calls for payment of $368M in back taxes UN human rights watchdog lashes out at Italian, Austrian immigration stance Q&A: What is Canada's notwithstanding clause? 'I'm not a free person': Iranian woman says she's trapped in her marriage, 3 years after Canadian divorce Snowtember: Summer snowstorm expected to hit western Alberta 'You could think you had one too many': Road sign perplexes Nova Scotia village Almost half of consumers who switched credit cards were looking for better rewards program, survey shows Search called off for German pop singer who went overboard from cruise ship off N.L. coast Trump administration threatens ICC judges with sanctions, prosecution Canada is selling fewer armoured vehicles to the Saudis than it planned

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Why Trudeau is willing to let Ford deploy the notwithstanding clause | Hurricane Florence set to hit U.S. East Coast as 1 million flee and mayors declare states of emergency | Mulroney praises 'civilized, modest' leadership of Bush Sr. in contrast to Trump | Little girl, born with 3 thumbs, finds a friend just like her

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Why Trudeau is willing to let Ford deploy the notwithstanding clause Tue, 11 Sep 2018 15:35:17 EDT Doug Ford is nothing if not blunt. He also might be pretty adept at sparking a constitutional conflict.

Hurricane Florence set to hit U.S. East Coast as 1 million flee and mayors declare states of emergency Tue, 11 Sep 2018 14:45:14 EDT Hurricane Florence churns toward the U.S. Eastern Seaboard as a storm of "staggering" size, forcing a million people to evacuate their homes along the coast. Mayors of Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and North and South Carolina have declared states of emergency.

Mulroney praises 'civilized, modest' leadership of Bush Sr. in contrast to Trump Tue, 11 Sep 2018 17:28:55 EDT Former prime minister Brian Mulroney lavished praise on former U.S. president George Bush senior Tuesday, saying he was a "fantastic" guy whose example offered a sharp contrast to that of the current tenant of the White House.

Little girl, born with 3 thumbs, finds a friend just like her Tue, 11 Sep 2018 16:57:47 EDT A Nova Scotia mother turned to Facebook to find her daughter a friend who, like her, has three thumbs.

Calgary Olympics would cost $5.23B, group says Trudeau warns of potential 'massive disruption' in auto sector as NAFTA talks resume Pope to meet U.S. bishops amid sex abuse scandal, allegations of Vatican coverup Venezuela's currency chaos: fewer zeroes, but no less confusion 'War On Terror' by the numbers: What the response to 9/11 attack has cost so far Bus plunges off cliff in southern India, killing at least 55 people Meet the Marsons, the couple brought together in Gander during 9/11 UN says more worldwide going hungry, blames climate change Shady sales tactics aren't just a problem for consumers — they're a problem for young workers, too How music, loss linked First Man star Ryan Gosling with Neil Armstrong Lucky, lucky man in Winnipeg wins 2 lotteries in 5 months

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NDP kicked out of Ontario legislature as bill to cut Toronto council reintroduced | 'Storm of a lifetime': 1.7 million ordered to flee approaching fury of Florence | How Fear and a White House witch hunt changed the stakes for the midterms | Canada's Venezuelans battle a hunger crisis the Maduro regime claims doesn't exist

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NDP kicked out of Ontario legislature as bill to cut Toronto council reintroduced Wed, 12 Sep 2018 10:40:04 EDT New Democrat MPPs were kicked out of the Ontario legislature one by one Wednesday afternoon as they loudly protested the reintroduction of a bill halving the size of Toronto city council and refused to come to order.

'Storm of a lifetime': 1.7 million ordered to flee approaching fury of Florence Wed, 12 Sep 2018 13:54:09 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: U.S. East Coast braces for mega storm, while one possibly even stronger barrels towards Philippines and Taiwan; Humboldt Broncos on the ice tonight for season opener; a hopeful story from the Venezuelan migration

How Fear and a White House witch hunt changed the stakes for the midterms Wed, 12 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Keith Boag looks at the growing challenges facing Donald Trump as he tries to help the Republicans keep control of Congress in November's midterm elections — and potentially save his presidency in the process.

Canada's Venezuelans battle a hunger crisis the Maduro regime claims doesn't exist Wed, 12 Sep 2018 18:00:41 EDT Venezuelan-Canadians have mobilized to send food and medicine as the country struggles through a crisis that its government denies is happening. Many send supplies to both their own family members, and charitable efforts. The effort is expensive for the sender - and can be risky for the recipient.

'Nothing short of remarkable': Study finds parents' chats with their toddlers pay off 10 years later 'We became a stronger family': Humboldt Broncos take to the ice for home opener Hurricane Florence moves south, FEMA warns of 'Mike Tyson punch to the Carolina coast' Dominic LeBlanc found in conflict of interest over lucrative fishing licence Head of 60 Minutes out at CBS Doug Ford 'won't be shy' to use notwithstanding clause again, and his supporters love it Gem, CBC's rebranded TV app, to stream 'crown jewels of Canadian content' Trump's adoption of steel tariffs showed 'absence of a reasonable logical process,' Bob Woodward says 'Will it stop the crime?' Liberal MPs split on government's plan to study 'full ban' of handguns World's oldest known drawing found in African cave At caucus retreat, Trudeau lays the groundwork for the Liberals' 2019 campaign message

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About 20 Boston-area houses burning after suspected gas explosions | Florence may have been downgraded, but this is why it's still a life-threatening hurricane | 'Sad day': Senators captain Erik Karlsson traded to San Jose Sharks | Russian activist hospitalized: History shows crossing Kremlin can be a health hazard

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About 20 Boston-area houses burning after suspected gas explosions Thu, 13 Sep 2018 18:21:15 EDT Emergency crews are responding to what they believe is a series of gas explosions that have damaged homes across three communities north of Boston.

Florence may have been downgraded, but this is why it's still a life-threatening hurricane Thu, 13 Sep 2018 13:52:42 EDT On Thursday, Hurricane Florence was downgraded from a Category 3 to a Category 2 storm. However, meteorologists are warning that people in its path are still facing dangerous, life-threatening conditions.

'Sad day': Senators captain Erik Karlsson traded to San Jose Sharks Thu, 13 Sep 2018 14:38:11 EDT The Ottawa Senators have traded captain Erik Karlsson to the San Jose Sharks for a package of young players, prospects and draft picks.

Russian activist hospitalized: History shows crossing Kremlin can be a health hazard Thu, 13 Sep 2018 13:22:42 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: Kremlin critic Pyotr Verzilov hospitalized after suspected poisoning; from spacecraft to soccer stadiums, the market for naming rights is booming.

'Spectacular' mummified ice age wolf pup, caribou calf found at Yukon mine sites After fatal crash, Uber to expand its self-driving car research in Toronto Volkswagen to stop production of the Beetle 'Today the threat becomes a reality,' North Carolina governor warns as Hurricane Florence nears BMO didn't inflate losses or dodge tax in $1.7B loan arrangement, judge rules '3,000 people did not die': Trump rejects official Puerto Rico hurricane death toll, but offers no proof The Liberals' plan for 2019 is to portray Andrew Scheer as a Harper acolyte Philippines prepares for Typhoon Mangkhut U.S. dollar's place as reserve currency under question in the Trump era: Don Pittis Toronto councillors vote to ask feds to stop Ontario council-cutting plan Why Canada and Mexico don't see eye to eye on NAFTA dispute settlement

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4 dead as Florence wreaks havoc along North Carolina coast | Chrétien, Romanow, McMurtry condemn Ford's use of notwithstanding clause | Paul Manafort pleads guilty to 2 counts, to co-operate 'fully' with Mueller investigation | Investors and employees in cannabis companies may be banned from entering U.S., report suggests

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4 dead as Florence wreaks havoc along North Carolina coast Fri, 14 Sep 2018 02:16:14 EDT Florence has claimed the lives of at least four people after rolling ashore in North Carolina early Friday with howling 144 km/h winds. Although it has been downgraded to a tropical storm, the state's governor has warned citizens not to get complacent.

Chrétien, Romanow, McMurtry condemn Ford's use of notwithstanding clause Fri, 14 Sep 2018 18:01:38 EDT Three prominent former politicians who negotiated the inclusion of the notwithstanding clause in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are condemning the Ontario government's use of the rare provision to push through legislation that was deemed unconstitutional by the courts.

Paul Manafort pleads guilty to 2 counts, to co-operate 'fully' with Mueller investigation Fri, 14 Sep 2018 10:33:50 EDT Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's former campaign chair, has agreed to plead guilty to two criminal counts on the eve of a second trial that was set to be held in Washington.

Investors and employees in cannabis companies may be banned from entering U.S., report suggests Fri, 14 Sep 2018 11:18:37 EDT Shares in numerous TSX-listed marijuana companies were even more volatile than usual on Friday after an official at U.S. Customs and Border Protection said it's not just users of the drug who risk being refused entry to the United States — even people who work for and invest in the companies may be refused too.

Investigators probing cause of deadly gas explosion near Boston Bernier faces a challenge keeping racists out of his new party, says Stockwell Day Surprising Mississippi run-off could decide which party controls the Senate Canada prepared to play deadline spoiler in NAFTA talks: source Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh 'unequivocally' denies sexual misconduct allegation Hostage-taking ends at Kenora, Ont. jail, ministry says Ghomeshi resurfaces with personal essay, drawing angry rebukes How Doug Ford's dad lost his seat when Ontario's legislature shrank 2 decades ago Cambridge, Ont., mayor apologizes after image of political rival edited out of campaign photo SpaceX signs passenger to fly around the moon Unifor's 'Meet the Scabs' video is pointlessly cruel: Robyn Urback

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Hurricane Florence likely worsened by effects of climate change, researchers say | Could Bernier's new party go down in flames? History says 'maybe' | At least 11 dead as storm Florence floods Carolinas | Ontario legislators to meet for a rare midnight session on council-cutting bill

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Hurricane Florence likely worsened by effects of climate change, researchers say Sat, 15 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Using a new forecasting method, a team of researchers calculated that Hurricane Florence, a 'monster' storm that made landfall early Friday morning in North Carolina, is set to bring 50 per cent more rain to coastal areas than it would have without the influence of climate change.

Could Bernier's new party go down in flames? History says 'maybe' Sat, 15 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Will Maxime Bernier follow in the footsteps of another former Conservative cabinet minister who formed a new party and contributed to his old party's defeat?

At least 11 dead as storm Florence floods Carolinas Sat, 15 Sep 2018 05:59:27 EDT Tropical storm Florence continues to drench the central Carolinas as the death toll rises to at least 11, with winds rocking homes, ripping up trees and causing mass power outages.

Ontario legislators to meet for a rare midnight session on council-cutting bill Sat, 15 Sep 2018 07:11:07 EDT The Ontario government will hold a midnight sitting of the legislature early on Monday in an effort to expedite passage of a bill that will cut the size of Toronto's city council.

Texas border patrol agent accused of killing 4 women, abducting another Know these faces? Inuit life in early 1900s captured in photos travelling the North Why some Venezuelans fear Maduro is selling them out to China Beckie Scott resigns over reinstatement of Russia's anti-doping agency Canada betrays its own citizens. Hassan Diab's case is among its most egregious: Neil Macdonald No evidence deadly gas explosion near Boston was 'nefarious': investigators Social media star Esther the Wonder Pig has surgery for cancer Doug Ford reducing opposition's powers to slow things down in Ontario Legislature Canada's ethics rules are among the toughest, Trudeau says. Why aren't they working? Timing is everything: How body-clock medicine tackles age-old diseases That's a lot of sweeping: Canadian curlers set world record with 105-hour game

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Does Ford's rationale for plunging city hall into chaos stand up to scrutiny? | Floodwaters surge in Carolinas as Florence claims more lives | Canada-EU trade, one year on: Canada's imports are rising faster than exports | Farewell trans fats? Here's why Canada's ban won't immediately see them banished from store shelves

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Does Ford's rationale for plunging city hall into chaos stand up to scrutiny? Sun, 16 Sep 2018 09:00:00 EDT Days after vowing to use the notwithstanding clause to slash Toronto city council, Premier Doug Ford explained why in the Toronto Sun. But just how factual was his explanation? CBC Toronto's urban affairs columnist Matt Elliott gives us this Ford fact-check.

Floodwaters surge in Carolinas as Florence claims more lives Sun, 16 Sep 2018 07:35:57 EDT Florence has weakened to a tropical depression but "major river flooding will continue over a significant portion of the Carolinas," the U.S. National Hurricane Service said Sunday.

Canada-EU trade, one year on: Canada's imports are rising faster than exports Sun, 16 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT When the Canadian government talks about trade diversification, the agreement it puts in the window is its trade deal with the EU, which took hold one year ago this week. But cutting tariffs is only the first step: if businesses don't take advantage, hopes for meaningful economic growth could be dashed.

Farewell trans fats? Here's why Canada's ban won't immediately see them banished from store shelves Sun, 16 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Artificial trans fats will be off Canadian plates for good, as the final step to ban them in Canada is scheduled to take effect Monday. Researchers believe a ban could prevent up to 12,000 heart attacks in Canada over 20 years.

Woman who accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee of sexual misconduct goes public 'I wanted to be a gangster': Quincy Jones on battling Michael Jackson, befriending Sinatra and more Class is in session at Canada's first 'pot school' Green Book, starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen, wins TIFF People's Choice prize $2.5M bond set for Texas border agent charged with killing 4 Typhoon lashes Hong Kong, Guangdong after killing dozens in Philippines 1 dead, 1 severely injured after train derailment in Manitoba Emmy nominees show diversity on screen — When will writers' rooms catch up? See how hot Canadian cities are becoming 50-year-old Alberta woman killed by her own dog, toddler seriously injured What's In Flanders Fields?: Veterans Affairs struggles to create a Remembrance Day ad people relate to

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Toronto-area Liberal MP Leona Alleslev crosses the floor to join Conservatives | Trump declassifies documents related to Russia probe | Freeland to return to Washington this week to continue NAFTA talks | Simons apologizes for campaign selling bras named after famed Canadian women

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Toronto-area Liberal MP Leona Alleslev crosses the floor to join Conservatives Mon, 17 Sep 2018 13:38:03 EDT Ontario MP Leona Alleslev is crossing the floor from the Liberals to join the Conservative party caucus — the first such loss for the governing party since the last election.

Trump declassifies documents related to Russia probe Mon, 17 Sep 2018 18:19:34 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump is declassifying a trove of documents related to the early days of the FBI's Russia investigation, including portions of a secret surveillance warrant and former FBI Director James Comey's text messages.

Freeland to return to Washington this week to continue NAFTA talks Mon, 17 Sep 2018 17:50:55 EDT Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland returns to Washington this week to continue negotiations with her counterpart, United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, in an effort to conclude negotiations to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Simons apologizes for campaign selling bras named after famed Canadian women Mon, 17 Sep 2018 16:11:52 EDT Quebec-based department store chain La Maison Simons has apologized for a recent ad campaign in which it used the name of Supreme Court Justice Beverley McLachlin and other Canadian women to sell bras and other items.

'1 hour is not enough' Saskatchewan chief says of tense Trudeau meeting caught on video Trump says it's OK with him if Kavanaugh confirmation vote delayed North Carolina city of Wilmington cut off by Florence floodwaters British diver who helped in Thai cave rescue sues Elon Musk Belgian hitchhiker met her accused murderer the day she died, police say Canada's housing market rebounds from lull earlier this year, but average prices still flat Typhoon Mangkhut leaves death and destruction from Philippines to Hong Kong 2018 Emmys: 5 things to watch for on TV's big night Privacy watchdogs call for more oversight over political parties Mental health crisis grips Puerto Rico as island struggles to rebuild after hurricane Chase the Ace court battle between aunt and nephew ends in settlement

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'There is a growing frustration': Top Republican slams Canada's NAFTA negotiating tactics | Floor-crossing MP praised Trudeau government in weeks before departure | 'I'm getting ripped off': A look inside Ticketmaster's price-hiking bag of tricks | 'Deep listening': How Jeremy Dutcher crafted his fascinating Polaris Prize-winning album

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'There is a growing frustration': Top Republican slams Canada's NAFTA negotiating tactics Tue, 18 Sep 2018 15:16:55 EDT The third most senior Republican in Congress fired a shot across the bow of the government in Ottawa Tuesday urging Canadian negotiators to drop some of their hardball negotiating tactics or risk being left out of a new NAFTA entirely.

Floor-crossing MP praised Trudeau government in weeks before departure Tue, 18 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Leona Alleslev heaped public and private praise on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his senior ministers in the weeks before she started a secret process to defect to the opposition Conservatives, according to an email and an audio recording obtained by CBC News.

'I'm getting ripped off': A look inside Ticketmaster's price-hiking bag of tricks Tue, 18 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Buying a ticket for Saturday's Bruno Mars concert in Toronto was probably never going to be cheap, but what many of the star's 17,000 fans who scored a seat might not realize is it wasn't just scalpers driving up prices.

'Deep listening': How Jeremy Dutcher crafted his fascinating Polaris Prize-winning album Tue, 18 Sep 2018 15:58:37 EDT Jeremy Dutcher was inspired to write his Polaris Music Prize-winning album 'Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa' after listening to century-old archival recordings of Wolastoq songs in a language now spoken by fewer than 100 people.

In the time it took an MP to cross the floor, Trudeau's best-laid plans went sideways Canada has seen more than 8,000 apparent opioid deaths since 2016 Dozens still missing after landslide triggered by Typhoon Mangkhut 'We can do better in Canada': Bryan Adams asks MPs for more copyright protection Trump 'totally' supports Brett Kavanaugh, cites 'impeccable' record Facial recognition is everywhere — here's why that's concerning Apple has paid almost $22 billion in Irish back taxes - here's why Ireland wants to give it back Tit for tat: China responds to Trump with higher tariffs on $60B of U.S. goods Tilray passes Canopy Growth to become world's most valuable pot company Flooding from Florence expected to continue into next week as storm moves northeast 'I feel betrayed by my company': Subway operator barred while using medicinal cannabis

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'A public relations nightmare': Ticketmaster recruits pros for secret scalper program | Magazine editor out amid furor over Jian Ghomeshi essay | With Congressional deadline looming, Freeland pushes back against calls for swift NAFTA deal | Progress at Korea peace talks overshadowed by gloom facing both leaders back home

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'A public relations nightmare': Ticketmaster recruits pros for secret scalper program Wed, 19 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Read about what CBC News and the Toronto Star discovered after sending a pair of reporters undercover to a ticket industry convention in Las Vegas that brings together box-office giants and the world's top scalpers in the same room.

Magazine editor out amid furor over Jian Ghomeshi essay Wed, 19 Sep 2018 16:10:20 EDT An editor at the New York Review of Books has parted ways with the prestigious literary publication amid controversy over his decision to publish a personal essay by disgraced former radio host Jian Ghomeshi.

With Congressional deadline looming, Freeland pushes back against calls for swift NAFTA deal Wed, 19 Sep 2018 09:50:00 EDT With a U.S. Congressional deadline looming to wrap up NAFTA negotiations, Foreign Affairs Minister Chyrstia Freeland told reporters in Washington today that the only timeline she's working to is the one that will end up delivering the deal Canada wants.

Progress at Korea peace talks overshadowed by gloom facing both leaders back home Wed, 19 Sep 2018 14:11:36 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: North and South Korea peace-talks progress is some good news that both leaders sorely need; CBC goes undercover to investigate ticket scalping; Russia faces intense pressure over sports doping legacy

Researchers discover planet Vulcan from Star Trek — sort of U.S. Senate committee renews effort to have Kavanaugh accuser testify Washington's exceptional logic — laws should be applied equally, except to Americans: Neil Macdonald 'I almost did cartwheels': Saskatchewan scientists find 65-million-year-old fossils Nasdaq halts trading in Tilray after pot stock doubles in 2 days Doug Ford government wins stay of court ruling, moving closer to smaller Toronto council N.S. woman choosing to die earlier than she wants due to 'extreme' assisted-dying law Tories slam 'back door gun registry,' e-petition collects tens of thousands of signatures 'They're still under water': 2 mental health patients die in South Carolina flooding Scheer: Defector Alleslev is a symbol of 'misplaced trust' in Liberals 'I feel like my brain has been wiped': As NXIVM leader awaits trial, stunned former members ask, 'What now?'

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Canada seeks protections from a President Trump who treats tariffs like a 'toy': sources | Rich investors granted Canadian residency despite suspicions of fake documents and dubious assets | This is what the oldest confirmed animal fossil looks like | What happens when your neighbours smoke up, and it could kill you?

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Canada seeks protections from a President Trump who treats tariffs like a 'toy': sources Thu, 20 Sep 2018 09:21:50 EDT The window for Canada and the U.S. to land a NAFTA breakthrough this week is getting smaller, as officials sit down in Washington, D.C., today for what are expected to be the final high-level meetings this week.

Rich investors granted Canadian residency despite suspicions of fake documents and dubious assets Thu, 20 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT Some rich foreigners seeking Canadian residency under a special Quebec program for wealthy investors couldn't point to the province on a map while others submitted fake documents or disguised their assets — yet many of them were still accepted for immigration, former civil servants say.

This is what the oldest confirmed animal fossil looks like Thu, 20 Sep 2018 15:20:07 EDT Scientists say they've confirmed that puzzling fossils from more than 500 million years ago are traces of an animal.

What happens when your neighbours smoke up, and it could kill you? Thu, 20 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A woman who has a life-threatening allergy to cannabis lives in a condo where owners voted down a proposal to ban weed smoking in the units.

Alberta education minister apologizes after test asks students about 'positive effect' of residential schools MPs unanimously declare Myanmar crackdown on Rohingya a 'genocide' Military to reopen 23 'unfounded' sexual assault cases Police arrest Hamilton man in shooting deaths of mobster Angelo Musitano, Toronto woman Ottawa aims to eliminate single-use plastics from federal operations French far-right leader Marine Le Pen ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation Passengers bleed from ears, noses after Indian flight loses cabin pressure 'I still stand behind my decision to publish,' says editor who resigned over Ghomeshi essay 4 killed, including female shooter, at Maryland industrial park Experimental net captures orbiting space junk The high price and complicated politics of sticking with Brett Kavanaugh

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'They're nothing but financial terrorists': 60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam | NYT says deputy AG proposed secretly taping Trump — Rosenstein calls report 'inaccurate' | Ottawa gives pipeline regulator 22 weeks to review Trans Mountain expansion project | Shoppers Drug Mart gets medical pot licence from Health Canada

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'They're nothing but financial terrorists': 60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam Fri, 21 Sep 2018 04:00:47 EDT You've probably got the call: An automated message threatens you with arrest over unpaid taxes owed to Canada Revenue Agency. They may demand as little as $700 — though some have handed over more than $100,000.

NYT says deputy AG proposed secretly taping Trump — Rosenstein calls report 'inaccurate' Fri, 21 Sep 2018 14:48:06 EDT U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein floated the idea of secretly recording President Donald Trump last year amid concerns about chaos in the White House, according to The New York Times. But one person who was present said Rosenstein was just being sarcastic.

Ottawa gives pipeline regulator 22 weeks to review Trans Mountain expansion project Fri, 21 Sep 2018 07:57:28 EDT The Liberal government is instructing the federal pipeline regulator to review the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to consider the project's impact on the marine environment.

Shoppers Drug Mart gets medical pot licence from Health Canada Fri, 21 Sep 2018 18:23:29 EDT Shoppers Drug Mart received Health Canada's approval to be a licensed medical marijuana producer, opening the door for the pharmacy giant to dispense medical cannabis to patients.

Wealthy would-be immigrants told to lie about their assets, intentions — even their identity Canada to boost support for riskier forms of renewable energy: minister Theresa May puts on defiant face despite blistering media reaction over EU rejection Pot dispensaries face conundrum — shut down now, or be blacklisted when it's legal Trump calls out Kavanaugh's accuser by name amid Supreme Court controversy WADA's decision to reinstate Russia clear 'conflict of interest' Privacy experts say choosing life insurance tied to fitness tracking could have unintended consequences Taiwan police arrest Cody Wilson, gun rights activist wanted in U.S. Conservatives demand end to Veterans Affairs' support for convicted murderer 3 infants under a month old among 5 stabbed at NYC borough home How Theresa May's fashion choice at EU summit is coming back to haunt her

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'We've pretty much lost everything': Homes destroyed as Ottawa-Gatineau tornado causes mass outages | What gun owners need to know about Ottawa's new firearms bill | Woman who says Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her agrees to testify | 'He'll be right by my side' : Service dog to help Humboldt crash survivor with PTSD

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'We've pretty much lost everything': Homes destroyed as Ottawa-Gatineau tornado causes mass outages Sat, 22 Sep 2018 11:21:07 EDT About 100,000 Hydro Ottawa customers alone remain without power and residents in Dunrobin, Ont., and Gatineau, Que., are surveying the damage to homes, trees and hydro lines after a twister ripped through the area on Friday.

What gun owners need to know about Ottawa's new firearms bill Sat, 22 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Liberal government is poised to pass new firearms legislation — changes to the country's firearms regime that Ottawa says are "modest" but necessary reforms to help tamp down on the frequency of violent gun crime. Here's what is in Bill C-71.

Woman who says Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her agrees to testify Sat, 22 Sep 2018 16:09:09 EDT A woman who has accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault has agreed to testify before a Senate panel next week, but details of her appearance have not been finalized, her lawyers said on Saturday.

'He'll be right by my side' : Service dog to help Humboldt crash survivor with PTSD Sat, 22 Sep 2018 09:00:00 EDT Amid snuggles, smiles and a dog-sized hug, Graysen Cameron and his new service dog Chase got acquainted Friday in Edmonton.

Ticketmaster secret scalper program targeted by class-action lawyers Sex and the senior: They're doing it, so get over it Canadian companies are losing ground to China in the developing world, Trudeau's UN ambassador says Man dead, 2 Halton officers injured in shooting in Burlington, SIU investigating Journalism's budding new beat: Cannabis reporter RCMP investigates after servers of bankrupt NCIX allegedly offered for sale with data intact Russia's handling of Skripal affair shows 'propaganda machine is not working' Gunmen attack Iran military parade, killing 25 No guarantee all Indigenous concerns about Trans Mountain will be addressed, minister says Kavanaugh confirmation vote to happen Monday unless deal reached with accuser

'They're nothing but financial terrorists': 60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam

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'It's not real': Some left homeless by Ottawa-area tornadoes ponder next steps | NAFTA talks 'very likely' on sidelines of UN General Assembly, Trudeau says | Tiger Woods claims Tour Championship for 1st win in over 5 years | Vatican 'owes God an apology' over abuse allegations: N.L. activist's letter

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'It's not real': Some left homeless by Ottawa-area tornadoes ponder next steps Sun, 23 Sep 2018 08:55:34 EDT All levels of government are joining forces to help with restoration efforts today, two days after a pair of tornadoes ravaged Ottawa and the Gatineau, Que., area, leaving tens of thousands without power.

NAFTA talks 'very likely' on sidelines of UN General Assembly, Trudeau says Sun, 23 Sep 2018 17:44:37 EDT Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer — the two top officials at the NAFTA talks — are due to be in New York on Monday and Tuesday for the UN General Assembly.

Tiger Woods claims Tour Championship for 1st win in over 5 years Sun, 23 Sep 2018 18:06:03 EDT Tiger Woods is a winner again, capping off one of the most remarkable comebacks in golf history.

Vatican 'owes God an apology' over abuse allegations: N.L. activist's letter Sun, 23 Sep 2018 18:01:09 EDT The prominent founder of a Newfoundland organization for clergy abuse survivors has written a letter to Pope Francis that says the Vatican "owes God an apology" for mismanagement of abuse allegations.

Corporate welfare, the Koch brothers and being 'authentic': Maxime Bernier in conversation 'I can't escape': Life as a non-Indigenous student at the notorious St. Anne's residential school Race tightens the day before New Brunswick heads to the polls Tornado strikes were 'luck of the draw,' says meteorologist Hamilton man charged in what police call 'mass shooting hoax' on Facebook Missing another NAFTA deadline would be risky — but not fatal Tracking scammers behind fake CRA calls: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet Burt Reynolds mourned at private memorial in Florida Teck's $20B Frontier oilsands project heads to joint review hearing Drake says he pulled out of Miami shows due to illness 'Raw emotion' expected from victims' family members at Elizabeth Wettlaufer inquiry

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U.S. interest rates are rising and indebted Canadians won't escape the effect: Don Pittis | Canada has removed only 6 of 900 asylum seekers facing U.S. deportation | Canadian cannabis companies invest millions in Pablo Escobar's home turf in Colombia | 4 patients remain in Ottawa hospitals after Friday tornadoes

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U.S. interest rates are rising and indebted Canadians won't escape the effect: Don Pittis Mon, 24 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The world will feel the effect as U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to raise rates this week — and then keep raising them.

Canada has removed only 6 of 900 asylum seekers facing U.S. deportation Mon, 24 Sep 2018 15:30:06 EDT Newly released figures show Canadian officials have removed only a handful of the hundreds of irregular migrants who arrived in Canada while they were already facing deportation orders from the United States.

Canadian cannabis companies invest millions in Pablo Escobar's home turf in Colombia Mon, 24 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT At least seven licensed Canadian cannabis producers have set up shop in Colombia, investing more than $100 million in the conflict-hit country that has become a new frontier in the legal marijuana business.

4 patients remain in Ottawa hospitals after Friday tornadoes Mon, 24 Sep 2018 05:42:01 EDT Four people remain in the care of the Ottawa Hospital Monday morning — including one in critical condition and another in serious condition — after tornadoes struck the city on Friday.

'I will not be intimidated,' Kavanaugh says amid new accusation 'Gross incompetence': Son of Wettlaufer victim breaks down during testimony Ottawa needs 'special representative' to consult Indigenous groups and save Trans Mountain, says Scheer Bill Cosby accuser says she wants 'justice as court sees fit' RCMP's first female commissioner one of Trudeau's 2 new picks for Senate Man with mental disability nearly bankrupted by door-to-door sales contracts Canada faces steep odds in battle to join UN Security Council Rod Rosenstein to meet with Trump as speculation mounts about deputy AG's future White officer who fatally shot black neighbour fired by Dallas police Electrical implants, intense rehab help 3 paralyzed patients take steps again Will Rod Rosenstein keep his job? Here's what happened to others who bucked Trump

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Bill Cosby sentenced to state prison for 3 to 10 years, judge rules | Brian Gallant gets permission to continue as N.B. premier after PCs win minority | 'I didn't come here to live this kind of life': Skilled immigrants on desperate hunt for jobs in Quebec | 6 tornadoes hit Ottawa-Gatineau region, Environment Canada says

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Bill Cosby sentenced to state prison for 3 to 10 years, judge rules Tue, 25 Sep 2018 09:32:39 EDT A judge has sentenced Bill Cosby to three to 10 years in a state prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a Canadian woman more than a decade ago.

Brian Gallant gets permission to continue as N.B. premier after PCs win minority Tue, 25 Sep 2018 10:52:36 EDT Premier Brian Gallant says he's going to carry on governing the province, but PC Leader Blaine Higgs insists he's the premier-elect and the Liberal leader is just "prolonging the inevitable."

'I didn't come here to live this kind of life': Skilled immigrants on desperate hunt for jobs in Quebec Tue, 25 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Instead of sparring over how many immigrants Quebec should accept, chemist Abdul Waheed wishes campaigning provincial politicians would talk about how to help skilled workers like him get jobs in their field so they could integrate into Quebec society.

6 tornadoes hit Ottawa-Gatineau region, Environment Canada says Tue, 25 Sep 2018 16:22:21 EDT Environment Canada confirms that three additional tornadoes touched down in western Quebec on Friday — bringing the day's total number of twisters in the Ottawa-Gatineau area to six.

Laughter at UN as Trump boasts of U.S. economic and military might Veterans Affairs cuts benefits to jailed relatives, but won't say if Garnier affected Spain built fences 20 years ago to keep migrants away. Here's how that worked out Canada not making concessions needed for a NAFTA deal, says U.S. Judge rejects 'preposterous' theory in baby's death, acquits B.C. dad of murder Ford urged to sell Crown corporations like LCBO Assault charge against former Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna withdrawn Board's 'not recommended' book list angers award-winning Indigenous author Ottawa, U.S. Congress asking questions about Ticketmaster, Live Nation resales MP drops F-bomb in Commons, accuses Trudeau of not caring about Indigenous rights Trump says Democrats using 'con game' to sink Kavanaugh's nomination

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Brett Kavanaugh calls newest allegations by 3rd woman 'from the Twilight Zone' | Trump says he rejected meeting with Justin Trudeau | Goodale orders review of child killer's transfer to healing lodge | Competition Bureau to investigate Ticketmaster after CBC News/Toronto Star scalper investigation

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Brett Kavanaugh calls newest allegations by 3rd woman 'from the Twilight Zone' Wed, 26 Sep 2018 11:48:49 EDT The woman who will testify at a Senate committee hearing Thursday has given the panel sworn statements from four people that aim to back up her allegation that she was sexually assaulted by U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in the 1980s.

Trump says he rejected meeting with Justin Trudeau Wed, 26 Sep 2018 18:30:32 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump said he rejected a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau because of Canada's dairy tariffs and negotiating style.

Goodale orders review of child killer's transfer to healing lodge Wed, 26 Sep 2018 16:09:00 EDT Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale orders Canada's prison commissioner to review the transfer of convicted child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic to an Indigenous healing lodge, as the Conservatives angrily demand the government overturn the "terrible decision."

Competition Bureau to investigate Ticketmaster after CBC News/Toronto Star scalper investigation Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:30:18 EDT The Competition Bureau has launched an investigation into Ticketmaster after a joint CBC News/Toronto Star investigation revealed the ticket seller is working with large-scale scalpers to resell millions of dollars worth of tickets.

The public and private turmoil of escaping a suspected sex cult Trump says he would 'prefer' to keep Rod Rosenstein Mississauga's population is 57% visible minorities. So why does its city council look like this? Acapulco's entire police force suspended in corruption probe as crime surges in Mexico How 3rd sexual-misconduct accusation could change calculus of Brett Kavanaugh hearings 'If' NAFTA 2.0 proceeds, Trudeau wants to feel 'confident' on tariffs Trump accuses China of election interference, placing 'propaganda ads' How Ottawa is reading New Brunswick's wild election result Federal Reserve raises U.S. benchmark interest rate to 2.25% — with more to come Parental leave being extended 3 months earlier than planned Is Canada's trade outreach to China driving a wedge into the NAFTA talks?

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Kavanaugh tearfully defends himself before Senate committee | 'I am terrified': Key moments from Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh's Senate testimony | MPs unanimously pass motion to revoke Aung San Suu Kyi's honorary citizenship | EU trade chief defends Freeland after Trump trash-talks 'Canada's negotiator'

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Kavanaugh tearfully defends himself before Senate committee Thu, 27 Sep 2018 04:12:07 EDT U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is strongly denying the allegation that he sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford decades ago, saying he "never committed sexual assault" and calling the confirmation process "a national disgrace."

'I am terrified': Key moments from Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh's Senate testimony Thu, 27 Sep 2018 18:31:52 EDT Read about and watch clips from Thursday's dramatic testimony before the Senate judiciary committee, where research psychologist Christine Blasey Ford accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her in the 1980s, and he angrily denied the allegations.

MPs unanimously pass motion to revoke Aung San Suu Kyi's honorary citizenship Thu, 27 Sep 2018 15:36:08 EDT MPs have unanimously passed a motion to strip Aung San Suu Kyi of her honorary Canadian citizenship. More and more Canadian politicians have been calling on Ottawa to revoke the honour bestowed on the de facto Myanmar leader in 2007 over her complicity in the brutal crackdown of the Rohingya people.

EU trade chief defends Freeland after Trump trash-talks 'Canada's negotiator' Thu, 27 Sep 2018 12:05:48 EDT The European Union's trade commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom is coming to the defence of Canada's NAFTA negotiator, Chrystia Freeland, after Donald Trump slammed the foreign affairs minister.

U.S. securities regulator sues Elon Musk, alleging fraud Tim Hortons seeks to shutter Indian 'Tim Hottens' knock-off Saudi diplomat demands apology from Canada: 'What are we, a banana republic?' People across U.S. transfixed by emotional Ford, Kavanaugh testimony Most fatal overdoses happen at home, not on the street, B.C. coroner confirms Woman kept in freezer, deprived of food, forced to work in sex trade: court documents Scheer defends MPs' use of graphic details from Stafford case during debates Watchdog slams government's 'slow to non-existent' action to protect Canadians' privacy Deaf Canadians 'at risk' in times of national emergency U.S. central bank chief issues warning on Canadian housing without even realizing it: Don Pittis 'There was never a hint' anything was wrong, says owner of home tied to Bruce McArthur investigation

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Trump orders FBI probe into allegations against Brett Kavanaugh | 2 Canadian cities named to UBS list of world's biggest housing bubbles | 'A window into your life': Why smart home devices might be putting your privacy at risk | U.S.-Mexico text may preview Canada's NAFTA prospects

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Trump orders FBI probe into allegations against Brett Kavanaugh Fri, 28 Sep 2018 06:59:22 EDT U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has cleared a key procedural hurdle, but his confirmation prospects remained deeply uncertain on Friday as President Donald Trump ordered a new FBI investigation into the sexual assault allegations levelled against his nominee.

2 Canadian cities named to UBS list of world's biggest housing bubbles Fri, 28 Sep 2018 10:43:00 EDT Swiss investment bank UBS has deemed Toronto and Vancouver to have among the world's biggest housing bubbles, with mispricing that's even more pronounced than it is in expensive cities like Paris and San Francisco.

'A window into your life': Why smart home devices might be putting your privacy at risk Fri, 28 Sep 2018 04:00:24 EDT Whether for security, convenience or the cool factor, millions of Canadians are automating their homes with the latest smart home gadgets. But a Marketplace investigation reveals that the convenience might come at a cost.

U.S.-Mexico text may preview Canada's NAFTA prospects Fri, 28 Sep 2018 11:33:41 EDT The U.S. trade representative is expected to post text online soon that reveals more of what Mexico has agreed to so far in the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement. What it says may offer new insight into where Canada stands, too.

Facebook says 50 million user accounts affected by security breach 'A very unfriendly place': Echoes of Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas in stormy Kavanaugh Senate hearing People's Alliance agrees to support a PC government in N.B. 'bill by bill' Scheer to force Commons vote on transfer of Tori Stafford's killer to healing lodge 'Look at me:' Women confront key Republican senator over Kavanaugh vote What families can learn from Wettlaufer inquiry into nursing home care Unsealed documents reveal early Toronto police effort to find victims of alleged serial killer Court drops bomb by ruling against constitutionality of military justice system This is why Christine Blasey Ford came forward — and why I would, too Asteroid rovers send home new photos Kavanaugh turmoil turns 'the swamp' toxic as Washington's ugly divisions deepen

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Canada's Chrystia Freeland postpones UN speech today amid NAFTA talks, looming deadline | FBI contacts Kavanaugh accuser Deborah Ramirez | Survivors of Indonesia earthquake, tsunami recall cries for help as death toll rises to over 380 | Cleansing ceremony held at home linked to Bruce McArthur investigation

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Canada's Chrystia Freeland postpones UN speech today amid NAFTA talks, looming deadline Sat, 29 Sep 2018 11:56:16 EDT Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland's speech to the UN General Assembly on Saturday will now take place Monday due to NAFTA talks, and officials say there is a strong possibility someone else might have to deliver the remarks on Canada's behalf.

FBI contacts Kavanaugh accuser Deborah Ramirez Sat, 29 Sep 2018 18:30:49 EDT The FBI has contacted Deborah Ramirez, who's accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct when he was a Yale student, as part of the bureau's investigation of the U.S. Supreme Court nominee, her attorney said Saturday.

Survivors of Indonesia earthquake, tsunami recall cries for help as death toll rises to over 380 Sat, 29 Sep 2018 05:41:35 EDT Indonesia's disaster agency says more than 380 people have died after a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami on the island of Sulawesi.

Cleansing ceremony held at home linked to Bruce McArthur investigation Sat, 29 Sep 2018 17:43:42 EDT The couple whose home has been a focal point of the Bruce McArthur investigation held a ceremony Saturday to bless and renew the property.

Tesla, CEO Elon Musk settle SEC fraud case for $40M Brett Kavanaugh exposed his political grudges — now faith in a neutral Supreme Court may be lost for decades How BBC journalists harnessed open source data to hunt down the truth behind terrifying video Comet potentially visible to the naked eye to brighten over the coming months Can Britain avoid the trauma of crashing out of the EU without a deal? Airline now says 1 missing after Pacific lagoon plane crash How a 'right to be forgotten' could trigger a battle over free speech in Canada CBS subpoenaed over Les Moonves misconduct claims Calgary police face pot ban, but officers in some other parts of Canada won't have to abstain Nail-biters and interlopers: What Quebec's election says about the new normal in Canadian politics North Korea says it won't give up nuclear weapons unilaterally without more trust in U.S.

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Canada 'cautiously optimistic' a NAFTA deal is in hand, ambassador says, as deadline draws near | 'I still need to heal': 1 year after the Vegas massacre, a Canadian survivor struggles | Ahead of Quebec's election, polls indicate François Legault's CAQ is close to winning a majority | Rescuers rush to save victims trapped by deadly Indonesia quake, tsunami

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Canada 'cautiously optimistic' a NAFTA deal is in hand, ambassador says, as deadline draws near Sun, 30 Sep 2018 12:40:03 EDT Canada's ambassador to Washington says he is optimistic a renegotiated NAFTA could soon be had, telling reporters Sunday that officials are working furiously to secure a trilateral deal hours out from a U.S.-imposed deadline of Oct. 1.

'I still need to heal': 1 year after the Vegas massacre, a Canadian survivor struggles Sun, 30 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT One year after Jan Lambourne was injured in the the worst mass shooting in recent U.S. history, the 47-year-old Manitoba woman is still struggling to heal physically and emotionally from the wounds that have scarred her body and shaped her life.

Ahead of Quebec's election, polls indicate François Legault's CAQ is close to winning a majority Sun, 30 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Margin between the CAQ and Liberals is razor thin heading into Monday's Quebec election, but François Legault is still in the running for a majority government.

Rescuers rush to save victims trapped by deadly Indonesia quake, tsunami Sun, 30 Sep 2018 00:05:00 EDT Indonesia's disaster agency says a mass burial will be held in the city of Palu, which was hit by an earthquake-spawned tsunami that killed at least 832 people.

'You can't ... look away': Halifax cartoonist on his image of Lady Justice with a hand over her mouth White House denies limiting scope of FBI probe into Kavanaugh We hired ethical hackers to hack a family's smart home — here's how it turned out They had such enormous fun: Sharon & Bram bid farewell with final tour 'Not a get-out-of-jail-free pass': Indigenous healing lodges defended in wake of McClintic transfer Typhoon Trami pummels Japan, shutting down air and train travel Three words at Kavanaugh hearing show how #MeToo has changed our culture, expert says SNL, Matt Damon spoof hearing of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh Canada's cellphone system vulnerable in disasters, say experts Heroism and tragedy of 1918 Spanish flu remembered in N.L. 22 Minutes star Mark Critch explores his background as a funnyman in memoir

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Trudeau's got a NAFTA 2.0. Now he has to sell it to Canadians | 'It could have been worse': Canadian retailers say they can live with new $150 duty-free limit | Buried behind the cows and cars: key changes in NAFTA 2.0 | A Quebecer spoke out against the Saudis - then learned he had spyware on his iPhone

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Trudeau's got a NAFTA 2.0. Now he has to sell it to Canadians Mon, 1 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT It's certain that the highs and lows of Justin Trudeau’s first three years in office will be defined by the nearly 14 months his government has spent negotiating a new trade deal with the US and Mexico. Also certain: he's fine with that.

'It could have been worse': Canadian retailers say they can live with new $150 duty-free limit Mon, 1 Oct 2018 13:38:03 EDT Retailers say they are OK with new trade rules that will allow Canadians to buy more from the United States duty free — because dire alternatives that would have been worse never came to pass.

Buried behind the cows and cars: key changes in NAFTA 2.0 Mon, 1 Oct 2018 10:31:43 EDT While workers and consumers alike will be affected by the changes coming for Canada's automotive and agriculture sectors, plenty of other things in the revised North American trade agreement will affect Canadians. Here's a quick look at some of them.

A Quebecer spoke out against the Saudis - then learned he had spyware on his iPhone Mon, 1 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Omar Abdulaziz believes the Saudi Arabian government is trying to intimidate him into silence for his protests against its human rights record.

'He's capable of killing me': PhD student alleges sexual assault by Dominican Republic official With its new trade deal, Canada surrenders sovereignty to a bully: Neil Macdonald Trump, Trudeau praise USMCA trade deal they say will 'grow middle class' 'Still hundreds of victims buried in mud': Indonesia quake death toll expected to soar Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, other big chains hit by 'malware outbreak' White House tells FBI to interview anyone it wants in Kavanaugh probe Crude-by-rail sees massive increase since Trans Mountain was pitched in 2012 Gambling addict says B.C. government lacks will to set limits on billion-dollar industry Canadian dollar soars, stocks rise on trade deal optimism Change may be on the horizon in Quebec as voting underway What we know about the new USMCA trade deal

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U.S. NATO rep veers off Trump's script, praises Canada's contributions to alliance | François Legault would invoke notwithstanding clause to ban hijabs from civil service | Record snowfall wallops Calgary in 1st storm of season | Canadian becomes 1st woman in 55 years to win Nobel Prize in Physics, shared with 2 others

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U.S. NATO rep veers off Trump's script, praises Canada's contributions to alliance Tue, 2 Oct 2018 16:51:18 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump's representative to NATO is leaving some daylight between herself and her boss on the thorny political matter of Canada's monetary contributions to the alliance.

François Legault would invoke notwithstanding clause to ban hijabs from civil service Tue, 2 Oct 2018 12:06:52 EDT Quebec premier-designate François Legault says he is prepared to invoke the notwithstanding clause to override any attempts to block a religious neutrality law that would prohibit public workers from wearing a religious symbol.

Record snowfall wallops Calgary in 1st storm of season Tue, 2 Oct 2018 09:33:09 EDT Snow-clearing help is on the way from Edmonton, Red Deer, Okotoks and Medicine Hat, bringing additional plows and sand-spreaders to help make Calgary's roads passable. A snow route parking ban goes into effect at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Canadian becomes 1st woman in 55 years to win Nobel Prize in Physics, shared with 2 others Tue, 2 Oct 2018 06:09:57 EDT Donna Strickland, an associate professor at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, became the first woman in 55 years and the third ever to win the Nobel Prize in Physics, sharing it with a scientist from the U.S. and another from France for their work in laser physics.

LNG Canada finally gives Trudeau the energy sector win he badly needed Military probe turns up no trace of suspected Agent Orange barrels at New Brunswick base Senate votes to strip Aung San Suu Kyi of honorary Canadian citizenship Will USMCA affect Canada's drug prices? Depends on what happens next Free trade deal gives Canadian broadcasters power to block U.S. Super Bowl ads again Where unleashed FBI will go snooping in final days of Brett Kavanaugh investigation Indonesia quake and tsunami death toll hits 1,200 as search for survivors goes on With 'unprecedented' investment, $40B LNG project in northern B.C. to go ahead Don't take pot on international flights, transport minister warns 'That was Paul McCartney': Legendary ex-Beatle photobombs Winnipeg couple's wedding pics Canada-wide warrant issued after toonie fraud costs B.C. banks $30K

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Covert police search of Bruce McArthur's home cut short when he unexpectedly returned home: court records | 'We say no': Manitoba defies Ottawa by killing its carbon tax plan | Hormones, cows and the new trade deal: What you need to know | Pivotal Republican senators blast Trump for mocking Kavanaugh accuser

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Covert police search of Bruce McArthur's home cut short when he unexpectedly returned home: court records Wed, 3 Oct 2018 14:03:28 EDT Andrew Kinsman's mysterious disappearance in the summer of 2017 served as a tipping point that finally led Toronto police to focus investigative efforts on alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur.

'We say no': Manitoba defies Ottawa by killing its carbon tax plan Wed, 3 Oct 2018 15:22:02 EDT Premier Brian Pallister says he will defy Ottawa's carbon-pricing plan by revamping his made-in-Manitoba green strategy to exclude a carbon tax.

Hormones, cows and the new trade deal: What you need to know Wed, 3 Oct 2018 18:12:11 EDT The new United States-Mexico-Canada trade deal will allow more U.S. milk to be sold in Canada. But some U.S. dairy farmers use a hormone that's banned in Canada.

Pivotal Republican senators blast Trump for mocking Kavanaugh accuser Wed, 3 Oct 2018 12:23:29 EDT Three wavering Republican senators lambaste U.S. President Donald Trump for mocking a woman who has claimed Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the 1980s, underscoring the risks of assailing the Supreme Court nominee's three accusers as Senate support teeters.

Booming global economy at risk of going bust as debt soars, IMF warns 5 law enforcement officers shot in South Carolina, suspect in custody The CAQ's Quebec election win could lift some federal boats - but not the Liberals First Nations express doubts, hopes for Ottawa's new Trans Mountain consultation effort Scientists find more evidence of 1st moon orbiting an exoplanet After heated debate, hurled insults, Tory motion to overturn child-killer's transfer to healing lodge defeated Calgary house party killer Matthew de Grood to be transferred to Edmonton for reintegration into community Puerto Rico woman convicted in murder-for-hire of Winnipeg man Capitals' Tom Wilson suspended 20 games by NHL for blindside hit The CRA is tracking bars' booze purchases as it hunts down hundreds of millions in lost taxes Rare Nobel Prize win by a woman a 'stark reminder' of sexism in physics

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Kavanaugh 'should be confirmed on Saturday,' Republican senator says amid criticism of FBI report | Beyond the scalpel: Why 'virtual' autopsies may be the way of the future | Indonesian island struggles to recover after triple hit | Ottawa slams Manitoba's 'flip flop' on carbon tax after Pallister pulls out of climate plan

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Kavanaugh 'should be confirmed on Saturday,' Republican senator says amid criticism of FBI report Wed, 3 Oct 2018 23:59:57 EDT A partisan row has broken out over a confidential FBI report about allegations against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, with Republicans claiming investigators found "no hint of misconduct" and Democrats accusing the White House of slapping crippling constraints on the probe.

Beyond the scalpel: Why 'virtual' autopsies may be the way of the future Thu, 4 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT It's a familiar scene, whether on TV or in the lab: A body is cut open, prodded and poked to reveal how someone died. Now a recent study suggests a high-tech, less-invasive version of an autopsy — using MRI and CT scans — performs just as well as a conventional post-mortem exam.

Indonesian island struggles to recover after triple hit Thu, 4 Oct 2018 15:45:21 EDT A volcano erupted Wednesday on the same central Indonesian island struck last week by a powerful earthquake and tsunami.

Ottawa slams Manitoba's 'flip flop' on carbon tax after Pallister pulls out of climate plan Thu, 4 Oct 2018 15:43:57 EDT Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc said today the federal government is disappointed that Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has pulled his province out of the national climate plan, calling it a "flip flop" on the carbon tax.

'It was very offensive': Father shocked by assignment asking students to classify extreme views Prime Minister pledges compensation for dairy farmers hit by USMCA deal 'It's a wash': Auto sector opportunities offset by costs of NAFTA 2.0 Stranded on Alberta highway for 13 hours, motorists ask where were the updates? Facebook accused of trying to tip social media balance in favour of Brett Kavanaugh Juventus breaks silence, publicly backs Cristiano Ronaldo after rape accusation Man alleging he faced racism at worksite says he was purposely shot with nail gun U.S. charges 7 Russian spies as Western countries condemn Kremlin's GRU Calgary on short list for 2026 Winter Olympics Quebec, N.B. elections show voters are open to something new 'It just is not right': Victim's son says of not being told killer nurse now in psychiatric hospital

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Canada still short of police officers trained to spot drug-impaired drivers | 'I was in utter disbelief': Man sues RBC after high-performance car seized | Kavanaugh gets support from key Senators ahead of final Supreme Court vote | Quebec's plan to ban religious symbols amounts to a 'witch hunt,' teacher says

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Canada still short of police officers trained to spot drug-impaired drivers Fri, 5 Oct 2018 17:49:37 EDT The number of police officers trained to recognize drug-impaired drivers is lagging far behind the number that police chiefs said would be needed after cannabis is made legal for recreational use nationwide on Oct. 17.

'I was in utter disbelief': Man sues RBC after high-performance car seized Fri, 5 Oct 2018 08:00:00 EDT Tage Kendall is suing RBC after it seized his high performance car claiming he was a co-signer on a defaulted loan. He says he's never done any business with RBC and has never co-signed a loan. The bank and repossession company returned the car to him with no explanation.

Kavanaugh gets support from key Senators ahead of final Supreme Court vote Fri, 5 Oct 2018 02:42:58 EDT The U.S. Senate voted to advance Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination by a margin of 51-49 on Friday morning, with a pair of key Senators indicating they will vote to confirm the nominee in the final Senate vote Saturday.

Quebec's plan to ban religious symbols amounts to a 'witch hunt,' teacher says Fri, 5 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Bouchera Chelbi has been teaching English to kids in Montreal for a decade. But if Quebec's incoming government has its way, she and other religious believers could be forced to decide between her faith and her job.

Hidden camera reveals trampoline parks ignoring dangerous behaviour Beijing attacks USMCA clause seen as blocking efforts to expand trade with Canada, Mexico Amber Alert issued after girl, 14, forcibly abducted in Edmonton Chicago police officer found guilty in Laquan McDonald's shooting death #MeToo, #WeAreAllHarassed embolden younger generation of women in France 'Papa, I found a sword': Swedish girl discovers pre-Viking blade in lake Brazil's 'Donald Trump' poised for victory in presidential election Canadian researchers use new 'planet simulator' to probe origins of life Doug Ford joins Jason Kenney for anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary 'Prioritizing humanity, not war': Anti-sexual violence activists win Nobel Peace Prize Canadian agency astonished to be targeted by alleged Russian cyberattack

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Brett Kavanaugh sworn in as U.S. Supreme Court justice | Why some doctors are saying it's time to 'drop the D' | Montrealer finds forgotten lottery ticket worth $1.75M in an old jacket | Trump committed 'outright fraud': Why a blockbuster headline goes so far

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Brett Kavanaugh sworn in as U.S. Supreme Court justice Sat, 6 Oct 2018 10:51:29 EDT Following months of incendiary accusations, polarizing politics and rowdy Capitol protests, Brett Kavanaugh on Saturday was sworn in as the latest U.S. Supreme Court justice.

Why some doctors are saying it's time to 'drop the D' Sat, 6 Oct 2018 09:00:00 EDT To take or not to take? That may be the question on the minds of many vitamin D users this week after a large study found the supplement does not prevent fractures, falls or bone mineral density in the general population.

Montrealer finds forgotten lottery ticket worth $1.75M in an old jacket Sat, 6 Oct 2018 07:44:14 EDT Gregorio De Santis hadn't planned on cleaning out his wardrobe, but his sister encouraged him to get the job done. He found an old lottery ticket in a jacket. And now he's a millionaire.

Trump committed 'outright fraud': Why a blockbuster headline goes so far Sat, 6 Oct 2018 09:00:00 EDT Donald Trump says he built his fortune on his own. But investigative journalists from The New York Times say he got hundreds of millions of dollars from his father through tax avoidance schemes.

Canadian scientists slam male physicist's 'discriminatory' speech on gender issues Bad week at the box office: Ticketmaster faces call for federal probe in the U.S. Kavanaugh controversy: Key moments in roller-coaster ride from nomination to confirmation Stunning jobs numbers mean Amazon wage hikes may spread: Don Pittis Banksy artwork self-destructs after selling for $1.4M 3 dead, 2 injured in head-on highway crash northeast of Toronto Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation could give Democrats the 'rage edge' Pope orders 'thorough study' of Vatican documents in McCarrick abuse case Brexit tension leads U.K. to seek deeper ties with Canada Walmart removes third-party ad that described plus-sized women as 'fat' A year after Harvey Weinstein allegations, acting schools change script on sexual harassment

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Limo in upstate New York crash that killed 20 was headed to birthday party | 'I'm an artist that draws on real life': How M.I.A. got her name and political persona | Bulgarian investigative journalist killed: authorities | Indonesia quake-tsunami death toll tops 1,700

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Limo in upstate New York crash that killed 20 was headed to birthday party Sun, 7 Oct 2018 12:08:04 EDT A limousine went through a stop sign at the end of a highway and plowed into a parked and unoccupied SUV, killing all 18 people in the limo and two pedestrians in the deadliest transportation accident in the United States in almost a decade, officials said Sunday.

'I'm an artist that draws on real life': How M.I.A. got her name and political persona Sun, 7 Oct 2018 18:22:37 EDT What was supposed to be a music documentary, ended up being an in-depth, intimate look at M.I.A.’s journey from war torn Sri Lanka to international stardom.

Bulgarian investigative journalist killed: authorities Sun, 7 Oct 2018 17:20:33 EDT Prosecutors in the Balkan country said that the body of 30-year-old Viktoria Marinova was found in a park in Ruse on Saturday. They identified her only by her initials.

Indonesia quake-tsunami death toll tops 1,700 Sun, 7 Oct 2018 05:51:29 EDT Indonesia's disaster agency says the death toll from the earthquake and tsunami that struck Sulawesi island has risen to 1,763, with more than 5,000 feared missing.

Canadian Medical Association resigns from world body amid plagiarism accusations More than a dozen federal departments flunked a credit card security test Romanian referendum to ban same sex marriage fails on low turnout Canadian Vatican official defends Pope against 'blasphemous' coverup claims Reportedly missing Interpol president resigns amid China investigation Marijuana different than the rocking '60s, so medical guidelines for seniors in the works 'Tremendous victory': Trump celebrates Kavanaugh win Strong aftershock rattles Haiti after deadly quake kills at least 12 Walking Dead actor Scott Wilson dead at 76 'High probability' journalist killed at Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkish official says Bill Cosby's lawyers ask court to overturn prison sentence

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Situation stabilized at Saint John oil refinery following explosion, fire | Limo driver in New York state crash that killed 20 wasn't properly licensed | The Hubble Space Telescope is broken | Canadian military says doubling of sex assault reports a sign of progress

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Situation stabilized at Saint John oil refinery following explosion, fire Mon, 8 Oct 2018 09:40:58 EDT Eight hours after an explosion and fire at the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John shook the city and sent several contractors to hospital with non-life threatening injuries, the situation has been stabilized, Emergency Measures Organization officials say.

Limo driver in New York state crash that killed 20 wasn't properly licensed Mon, 8 Oct 2018 06:28:45 EDT The driver of a supersized limousine involved in a crash that killed 20 people outside an upstate New York country store wasn't properly licensed, and the vehicle failed a state safety inspection just last month, the state's governor and police said Monday.

The Hubble Space Telescope is broken Mon, 8 Oct 2018 14:04:42 EDT The Hubble Space Telescope has been sidelined by a serious pointing problem.

Canadian military says doubling of sex assault reports a sign of progress Mon, 8 Oct 2018 16:28:58 EDT The Canadian military says the dramatic rise in sexual assaults being reported proves that members are more comfortable about coming forward and not that there is more crime being committed.

Apple of your eye? Rundown birthplace of the McIntosh is for sale #MeToo movement may be having chilling effect in academic medicine, commentary says Elections watchdog won't use new powers to reopen the 'robocalls' case Taylor Swift changes her tune and gets political for 1st time World must take 'unprecedented' steps to avert worst effects of global warming, UN report warns Trump says he has no plans to fire Rosenstein Jobless man told to pay thousands for government EI mistake Economists William Nordhaus, Paul Romer win Nobel for work on sustainable growth Death toll from Indonesia quake and tsunami nears 2,000 Entrepreneurs cook up edible pot products despite legalization delay Brazil presidential race heads to run-off with far-right hopeful as front-runner

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Ottawa signals Michaëlle Jean's bid for second term at Francophonie all but over | Husband charged with murder, arson in Kitchener house explosion that killed wife | Cindy Gladue case before Supreme Court could set precedent in Canada's sex assault laws | Trump muses on replacements after Nikki Haley resigns as UN ambassador

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Ottawa signals Michaëlle Jean's bid for second term at Francophonie all but over Tue, 9 Oct 2018 15:43:34 EDT Canada is all but abandoning its support for former governor-general Michaëlle Jean as she campaigns for a second term as secretary general of the Francophonie.

Husband charged with murder, arson in Kitchener house explosion that killed wife Tue, 9 Oct 2018 10:13:07 EDT The husband of a woman found dead following a house explosion in Kitchener has been charged with first-degree murder and arson.

Cindy Gladue case before Supreme Court could set precedent in Canada's sex assault laws Tue, 9 Oct 2018 08:57:11 EDT The case of an Ontario trucker acquitted in the death of an Alberta woman referred to at trial as a "native" and a "prostitute" is to go before the Supreme Court this week in what could set a precedent in Canada's sexual assault laws.

Trump muses on replacements after Nikki Haley resigns as UN ambassador Tue, 9 Oct 2018 10:56:24 EDT Nikki Haley announced Tuesday she would resign from her post as United States ambassador to the United Nations effective at the end of 2018, and President Donald Trump is already publicly considering who should replace her.

Hurricane Michael strengthens to Category 3 as it churns toward Florida Canadian skin care company Deciem closes stores — for now New Quebec government open to allowing existing teachers who wear religious symbols to keep their jobs 'My stomach dropped': Half-sisters find each other through ancestry search Doctor questions 'disgraceful' care provided by private, high-volume methadone clinics amid opioid crisis 'I want to help people': Vancouver bottle collector donates around $15K to B.C. Cancer Foundation Khashoggi disappearance highlights increasing peril for critics of Saudi rulers Calgary gets IOC green light to bid for 2026 Winter Games Petition calls for national ban on 'conversion therapy' for LGBT youth Saint John mayor wants industry talks, communications review after refinery explosion-fire Turkey to search Saudi Consulate for missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi

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Hurricane Michael heads to Georgia as Category 3 after slamming Florida | Meth fuelled violent attack on Winnipeg hospital staff captured on video | Chrétien says Americans made 'a monumental error' when they elected Donald Trump | Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt crash charged

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Hurricane Michael heads to Georgia as Category 3 after slamming Florida Wed, 10 Oct 2018 01:34:08 EDT Supercharged by abnormally warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico, Michael slammed into the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday with potentially catastrophic winds of 250 km/h, the most powerful hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland in nearly 50 years.

Meth fuelled violent attack on Winnipeg hospital staff captured on video Wed, 10 Oct 2018 06:00:00 EDT A shocking video shows an attack on staff at a Winnipeg hospital, but workers tell CBC it's all too common — and they need more support for security, on-site police and even metal detectors to protect against rising violence blamed on the meth crisis.

Chrétien says Americans made 'a monumental error' when they elected Donald Trump Wed, 10 Oct 2018 15:46:06 EDT Former prime minister Jean Chrétien is promoting his new book with his same-old candour. He shares his views on politics today, including whether we're as divided as we may feel, women and leadership, legal marijuana, and the president of the United States.

Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt crash charged Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:21:31 EDT The owner of the Calgary-based trucking company involved in the fatal Humboldt Broncos bus crash has been charged.

Advocates push for changes to sexual consent, prostitution laws as top court hears Gladue case Stock markets swoon as reality of rising rates sets in Ambassadors from Canada and U.S. launch town hall meetings to allay USMCA fears 'Putin's paradise': How Russia is revamping Moscow to be one of Europe's most vibrant cities On top of the grief, there's the shame: families of victims frustrated with stigma of opioid use 'Brett who?': Why Trump's Kavanaugh 'victory lap' makes sense a month before midterms 'A serious overreaction': Ex-Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia breaks silence on tweet-fuelled clash Mueller's Russia probe leads to 1-year prison sentence for California man Stretch limo operator in N.Y. crash charged with negligent homicide Owner of Winnipeg company charged with fraud for allegedly faking truck drivers' drug tests Nestlé, Tim Hortons named Canada's top plastic polluters

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Top court hears grim details of Cindy Gladue's last hours as it considers new murder trial | Canada introduces new safeguards to curb flood of steel imports | Mother of toddler swept away in Grand River charged with impaired driving causing death | Crucifix represents Christian values but isn't a religious symbol, Quebec's incoming premier says

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Top court hears grim details of Cindy Gladue's last hours as it considers new murder trial Thu, 11 Oct 2018 17:16:35 EDT Details of a murder trial that saw the sexual history of the victim, Cindy Gladue, presented to the jury — and her torn vaginal tissue entered as evidence — played out before the Supreme Court of Canada today as the justices heard arguments on whether her accused killer should face a new trial.

Canada introduces new safeguards to curb flood of steel imports Thu, 11 Oct 2018 15:51:11 EDT The federal government is introducing new safeguard measures in an effort to respond to the risk of a surge of cheap foreign steel imports.

Mother of toddler swept away in Grand River charged with impaired driving causing death Thu, 11 Oct 2018 13:54:35 EDT Michelle Hanson, the mother of Kaden Young who was swept away in the Grand River in February after their minivan went into the water during flooding, has been charged with impaired driving causing death.

Crucifix represents Christian values but isn't a religious symbol, Quebec's incoming premier says Thu, 11 Oct 2018 15:03:49 EDT The crucifix hanging in Quebec's National Assembly is a historical symbol, not a religious one, even though it represents the Christian values of the province's two colonial ancestors, premier-designate François Legault said Thursday.

Roofs peeled away, homes split open by fallen trees: See Hurricane Michael's destruction in Florida Canadian pot industry workers will be able to enter U.S. for pleasure travel North American stocks slide lower, loonie down against U.S. dollar Looking for a lift: Soyuz rocket failure a big problem for International Space Station astronauts Stronach lawsuit lays bare family dispute over control of businesses Princess Eugenie's wedding: Why these royal nuptials are courting controversy Bus crash in Germany injures dozens, Canadians on board Supreme Court rules Ottawa has no duty to consult with Indigenous people before drafting laws Opioid crisis coupled with doctor shortage leaves chronic pain patients desperate Kanye West: 'My red MAGA hat makes me feel like Superman' Embattled Soulpepper theatre names Weyni Mengesha new artistic director

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Ex-Liberal treasurer putting up $25K to fight drug-impaired driving law | Trudeau defends Canada's diplomatic jab at Saudi Arabia as questions mount over fate of missing journalist | Slow police response allowed revenge porn to spread, victim says | Air Canada plane was 'a few feet' from 'worst crash in aviation history,' NTSB report says

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Ex-Liberal treasurer putting up $25K to fight drug-impaired driving law Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The Liberal Party's former treasurer is vowing to use his own money to fight the government's new drug-impaired driving laws.

Trudeau defends Canada's diplomatic jab at Saudi Arabia as questions mount over fate of missing journalist Fri, 12 Oct 2018 14:16:29 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending Canada's diplomatic calling-out of Saudi Arabia's human rights record, saying he has "serious issues" about the case of Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident Saudi journalist now missing and feared dead.

Slow police response allowed revenge porn to spread, victim says Fri, 12 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Brooke Garlow says it was two weeks before Cornwall, Ont., police acted on her complaint, during which time the photos spread to thousands of people in her community via social media.

Air Canada plane was 'a few feet' from 'worst crash in aviation history,' NTSB report says Fri, 12 Oct 2018 09:29:30 EDT A near-collision of aircraft including an Air Canada plane in San Francisco last year almost became the "worst crash in aviation history" and underscores the need for faster reporting of dangerous incidents before evidence is lost, U.S. safety officials say.

Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo at risk of spiralling out of control The U.S. congressional race that could signal a national shift Canadian Olympic champion Beckie Scott accuses anti-doping agency execs of trying to bully her 'Not a trivial thing': Disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi is testing U.S.-Saudi ties 'Lives are hanging in the balance': Why some newly licensed truckers aren't ready for the road CEO of Deciem cosmetics brand ousted at request of Estée Lauder Regulator outlines next steps for Trans Mountain environmental review How Gord Downie fought to the end to reveal 'The Secret Path' to Canadians Facebook reveals the type of data stolen from 29 million users NAFTA 2.0 threatens profitability of Chinese-owned factory in Kingston, Ont. How The Hate U Give movie tells a Black Lives Matter story that's 'real and human'

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Trudeau says Quebec plan to make cannabis legal at 21 leaves opening for organized crime | Turkey obtains recordings of Saudi journalist's purported killing, Turkish paper says | Lawyers in Mark Norman case take aim at Liberal minister, court documents reveal | Kentucky governor accuses Canada of using tariffs as a 'money grab'

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Trudeau says Quebec plan to make cannabis legal at 21 leaves opening for organized crime Sat, 13 Oct 2018 07:30:36 EDT The prime minister says increasing the legal age for consuming cannabis, as the Quebec government plans to do, could undermine one of the federal law's key aims — eliminating the black market.

Turkey obtains recordings of Saudi journalist's purported killing, Turkish paper says Sat, 13 Oct 2018 07:44:14 EDT Turkish officials have an audio recording of the alleged killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi from the Apple Watch he wore when he walked into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul over a week ago, a pro-government Turkish newspaper reported Saturday.

Lawyers in Mark Norman case take aim at Liberal minister, court documents reveal Sat, 13 Oct 2018 16:35:52 EDT Lawyers defending Vice-Admiral Mark Norman have taken aim at one of the Liberal government's senior cabinet ministers in a court filing, alleging political interference in the program to deliver an interim supply ship to the navy.

Kentucky governor accuses Canada of using tariffs as a 'money grab' Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Kentucky’s Republican governor says Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods are financially driven.

'Enormous breakthrough' for great white shark expedition off Nova Scotia Investors rush to patent genetically modified cannabis molecules How NAFTA talks drafted Canada into a 'coalition of the willing' against China Trump meets with U.S. pastor freed by Turkey

How Gord Downie fought to the end to reveal 'The Secret Path' to Canadians

Rescue efforts in Florida intensify as death toll from Michael rises 'It's not a pornographic presentation': Rufus Wainwright's Hadrian and other boundary-pushing operas The film First Man brings realities of life as an astronaut to the big screen Why would service providers hold themselves to CRTC targets when the CRTC itself won't? When scientists want their data fudged and why you should care Missing toddler found safe in west Edmonton, police say

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Legal cannabis is here, it's time to answer some burning questions | Saudis warn against threats over missing journalist as stock market plunges | Photographer's lens shatters stereotypes around Muslim women | Seatbelts on school buses could have prevented thousands of injuries, numerous deaths

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Legal cannabis is here, it's time to answer some burning questions Sun, 14 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canadians put some big questions about legalized cannabis to the experts, including Minister of border security and organized crime reduction Bill Blair, president of the Canadian Medical Association Dr. Gigi Osler, and Kirk Tousaw, lawyer and consultant for Canopy Growth Corp.

Saudis warn against threats over missing journalist as stock market plunges Sun, 14 Oct 2018 05:28:06 EDT The Saudi stock market plunged Sunday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened "severe punishment" over the disappearance of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi.

Photographer's lens shatters stereotypes around Muslim women Sun, 14 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Photographer Alia Youssef is using her art to challenge the way many Canadians picture Muslim women.

Seatbelts on school buses could have prevented thousands of injuries, numerous deaths Sun, 14 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Thousands of injuries and numerous child deaths could have been prevented across Canada and the United States in the past three decades had school buses been equipped with seatbelts, an investigation by CBC’s The Fifth Estate has found.

Former Liberal cabinet minister Donald Macdonald dead at 86, family says Rescue officials losing hope in Florida as search efforts continue 'Intense efforts' fail to seal Brexit deal in Brussels Mulroney felt snubbed by Library and Archives deal with Paul Martin: documents 'Davos in the Desert' summit loses media, business support over missing journalist Hundreds of Hondurans trek to U.S. despite Trump touting separations as deterrent Quebec dissident believes Saudis used spyware to eavesdrop on his chats with Jamal Khashoggi Slain Salvadoran bishop, former pope become saints Legal weed in Canada: How it works where you live | Power & Politics Testing truck safety and Canada's top plastic polluters: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet Dashcam captures near head-on collision with transport truck outside Revelstoke

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RCMP expect blood testing requests to increase 12-fold under new impaired driving law | Turkish, Saudi officials enter consulate where journalist Khashoggi disappeared | Canadian police are ready to deal with legal marijuana, chiefs say | Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, dead at 65

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RCMP expect blood testing requests to increase 12-fold under new impaired driving law Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The RCMP is expecting its national forensic labs to be flooded with blood test requests over the next four years as Canada's new impaired driving laws mature.

Turkish, Saudi officials enter consulate where journalist Khashoggi disappeared Mon, 15 Oct 2018 06:54:40 EDT A team of investigators has entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul for what Turkish officials called a joint inspection of the building where Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared nearly two weeks ago.

Canadian police are ready to deal with legal marijuana, chiefs say Mon, 15 Oct 2018 13:28:53 EDT Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer, president of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, says police forces across the country are prepared for Wednesday, when recreational cannabis becomes legal.

Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, dead at 65 Mon, 15 Oct 2018 18:25:37 EDT Microsoft Corp co-founder Paul Allen, who had been suffering from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a form of cancer, died at 65 on Monday, his family said.

Boy, 15, charged with 2nd-degree murder of 16-year-old girl in Regina MPs debate climate change after UN report warns of dire consequences 'Pay up,' Sen. Elizabeth Warren tells Trump Rogers, Fido and Bell call centre workers penalized for reducing plans, offering credits With U.S. midterms mere weeks away, blowback from Kavanaugh hearings could slow Democrats' 'blue wave' Young drivers who use cannabis at higher risk of collisions for at least 5 hours, McGill finds 'I don't think it's a hoax': Trump backs off climate change claim 13M people at risk of starving to death in Yemen, UN warns How will Canadians buy pot? It depends where they live Internal Transport Canada study showed school buses 'failed' safety tests Prince Harry, Meghan expecting child in spring

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U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry | 'Hummus': Why strangers invited to a D.C. potluck were given a safe word | Trump criticizes rush to condemn Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi | Cannabis tax windfall won't solve provincial money problems — here's why

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U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:30:15 EDT A senior U.S. border patrol official is warning travellers that cannabis remains an illegal narcotic in the U.S. - and even if you've been granted amnesty for a previous pot-related criminal conviction, you could still be denied entry to the United States.

'Hummus': Why strangers invited to a D.C. potluck were given a safe word Tue, 16 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT On a recent Sunday night, eight U.S. voters met for a supper club known as "Make America Dinner Again," a nationwide project that makes tablemates of strangers with clashing political ideologies. Find out if anyone had to use the safe word, "hummus."

Trump criticizes rush to condemn Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi Tue, 16 Oct 2018 02:25:00 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump Tuesday criticized rapidly mounting global condemnation of Saudi Arabia over the case of missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, warning of a rush to judgment.

Cannabis tax windfall won't solve provincial money problems — here's why Tue, 16 Oct 2018 14:09:31 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: U.S. beefs up security at Canadian border as illegal crossings rise; African billionaire Mohammed Dewji still missing after kidnapping

Transport Canada taking a 'fresh look' at issue of seatbelts on school buses 'I replay that night so much': Someone Knows Something retraces slain teen's last night and haunting legacy 'More fatalities are going to show up': Death toll from Hurricane Michael proves elusive Man alleged to be Toronto aquarium skinny-dipper arrested in Thunder Bay Federal ministers to announce plan to expedite pardons for minor pot convictions Canada Post workers could begin rotating strikes Monday Lose your illusions. It's an ugly, dystopian world: Neil Macdonald Saskatchewan First Nation won't recognize government jurisdiction over cannabis New trade deal between Canada, U.S. and Mexico won't be ratified this year Writer Anna Burns wins Man Booker Prize for Milkman USA Gymnastics interim CEO resigns 4 days into the job amid criticism

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Canadians welcome legal pot sales, put up with supply issues on opening day | Ontario killer and rapist Paul Bernardo denied parole | Liberal government to waive fee, waiting time for pot pardons | Turkish police search Saudi consul's home in Khashoggi probe

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Canadians welcome legal pot sales, put up with supply issues on opening day Wed, 17 Oct 2018 15:19:12 EDT There were no major hiccups reported in the first few hours of legal recreational marijuana sales at retail locations across Canada on Wednesday, though there were signs that supply could become an issue at both shops and online points of sale.

Ontario killer and rapist Paul Bernardo denied parole Wed, 17 Oct 2018 12:22:15 EDT Paul Bernardo was denied parole at a hearing in eastern Ontario today. It was attended by family members of some of his victims and a woman who survived an attack by the Ontario killer and rapist.

Liberal government to waive fee, waiting time for pot pardons Wed, 17 Oct 2018 10:01:35 EDT The Liberal government will waive the fee and waiting period for Canadians seeking a pardon for a past conviction for simple pot possession. Opposition parties aren't impressed.

Turkish police search Saudi consul's home in Khashoggi probe Wed, 17 Oct 2018 02:11:50 EDT Turkish crime scene investigators have entered the residence of the Saudi consul general in Istanbul to search for evidence in the disappearance of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi, as a pro-government newspaper published a gruesome recounting of his alleged slaying.

Germany concedes it is preparing for no-deal Brexit as EU-Britain talks falter Astronomers find most massive structure in the early universe Cannabis is legal in Canada — here's what you need to know Shares of most pot companies sell off on 1st day of legalization Teenage student attacks school in Crimea, killing at least 19 More drug rape charges against California surgeon, girlfriend Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch puppeteer retiring after 5 decades playing Muppets Veterans who survived sexual assault tackle PTSD by training for Invictus Games 'No time to be nervous': Cosmonaut, astronaut recount spacecraft mishap NAFTA 2.0 exempts cultural industries from digital trade rules, but not copyright extensions First legal weed sold in Canada

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'(It's) the way to go': Brian Mulroney explains his about-face on cannabis | 'Hand caught in a cookie jar': Band managers demand answers about Ticketmaster's secret scalper program | Trump says it 'certainly looks' like Saudi journalist is dead | Father of man dubbed 'Jihadi Jack' says Andrew Scheer is telling 'a blatant lie' about his son

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'(It's) the way to go': Brian Mulroney explains his about-face on cannabis Thu, 18 Oct 2018 16:59:54 EDT Former prime minister Brian Mulroney — whose government once introduced legislation continuing to classify marijuana in the same category as heroin — has not only become a born-again weed evangelical, but now says Canada is poised to influence the rest of the world to join the cannabis bandwagon.

'Hand caught in a cookie jar': Band managers demand answers about Ticketmaster's secret scalper program Thu, 18 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Managers of popular musical acts such as Mumford & Sons, Mark Knopfler, Radiohead and the Pixies are blasting Ticketmaster over its secretive partnership with scalpers that was exposed in a recent CBC News investigation.

Trump says it 'certainly looks' like Saudi journalist is dead Thu, 18 Oct 2018 02:38:36 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters on Thursday that it "certainly looks" like Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi, who has been missing since Oct. 2, is dead.

Father of man dubbed 'Jihadi Jack' says Andrew Scheer is telling 'a blatant lie' about his son Thu, 18 Oct 2018 13:25:26 EDT The parents of a young British-Canadian man accused of being a member of ISIS have written an open letter to members of Parliament challenging what they claim are “lies” about their son being repeated by Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer.

Why Trump is taking aim at a ragtag migrant caravan fleeing poverty and violence Winnipeg police chief apologizes to Indigenous women as inquiry ends public testimony 'I don't think they will come back': Inside a killing zone, 1 year later Oldest fossils on Earth? New look finds they might just be rocks Tens of thousands of Canadians could soon be eligible for a pot pardon, but lawyers warn about limitations Powerful Kandahar police boss among 3 top officials shot dead by guards ahead of Afghan vote Why making rich Canadians richer may not be the best business strategy: Don Pittis Priced too high? Shoppers balk at marijuana price tag Anxious about the environment? Our new weekly newsletter is here to help Munchies for the masses: Girl Guide sells out of cookies in cannabis store lineup South Sudan opposition forces sexually abused women, girls in latest violence: UN

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Saudis confirm death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi | Migrants break Guatemala border fence, met by Mexican police | 'We need to push her over the edge': Harassment trial ends with guilty verdict for Calgary millionaire | Last year's flu vaccine wasn't very effective. This year's looks more promising

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Saudis confirm death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:27:01 EDT Saudi Arabia's state-run news agency quotes prosecutors as saying that missing dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed in a fight inside the Saudi Consulate in Turkey.

Migrants break Guatemala border fence, met by Mexican police Fri, 19 Oct 2018 11:26:23 EDT Hundreds of Central Americans poured out of Guatemala to try to enter Mexico on Friday, running into a wall of police in Mexico, whose government has promised to tackle the caravan of migrants that has angered U.S. President Donald Trump.

'We need to push her over the edge': Harassment trial ends with guilty verdict for Calgary millionaire Fri, 19 Oct 2018 14:06:59 EDT Jurors have found Ken Carter, a Calgary millionaire accused of paying more than $800,000 to discredit and harass his ex-girlfriend in a custody battle, guilty on charges of criminal harassment.

Last year's flu vaccine wasn't very effective. This year's looks more promising Fri, 19 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Last year's flu vaccine wasn't very effective. Here's what you need to know about this year's - and what kind of flu season 2018-19 is shaping up to be.

RCMP, Quebec police investigating use of fake Indian status card for tax breaks Can't buy your legal pot yet? 'Cannabis isn't as easy to grow as people think' 'Mom, I'm in trouble': Grande Prairie woman faces decade in Thai prison B.C. billionaire Chip Wilson uses his backside to sell 'unauthorized story' of Lululemon Final report on 2017-18 spending shows $19-billion federal deficit last year 'She's way out of her league': Steel exec slams Freeland's handling of tariff fight How a shift in Ottawa's bookkeeping is going to make the deficit loom larger Orbiters set for 7-year journey to sun-baked Mercury Lockheed Martin selected as preferred designer for Canada's next generation of warships Yes, there's still hope for the planet, says climate guru Michael Mann Jury finds Calgary parents guilty in 2013 death of toddler son

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How Iran is using 'ghost ships' to flout Donald Trump's oil sanctions | Why Jamal Khashoggi's death is as much about the message as the man | Hundreds of thousands march in London demanding vote on Brexit terms | B.C. kicks off provincial municipal elections with voting underway today

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How Iran is using 'ghost ships' to flout Donald Trump's oil sanctions Sat, 20 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT It sounds like something out of a pirate story, but the normally staid world of international trade has been beset by a flotilla of ghost ships in recent weeks, and they're weighed down by several million barrels of trouble for U.S. foreign policy.

Why Jamal Khashoggi's death is as much about the message as the man Sat, 20 Oct 2018 09:00:00 EDT The former Saudi journalist, who was living in self-imposed exile in the United States, has become a household name — less for his work than for the gruesome way he is believed to have died at the hands of Saudi operatives.

Hundreds of thousands march in London demanding vote on Brexit terms Sat, 20 Oct 2018 13:43:05 EDT Hundreds of thousands of supporters of the European Union marched through London on Saturday in the biggest demonstration so far to demand that the British government holds a public vote on the terms of Brexit.

B.C. kicks off provincial municipal elections with voting underway today Sat, 20 Oct 2018 11:00:00 EDT This is the first municipal vote in B.C. since new campaign finance rules were implemented that limit corporate and union donations. It's also an election that will see big change in some Metro Vancouver cities, where more than a dozen mayors are not seeking re-election.

Health officials investigate salmonella outbreak in 5 provinces 'They're wrong': Freeland rejects claim USMCA ties Canada's hands on trade As Crimea buries its dead, Russia and Ukraine trade blame for school massacre 'Not-so-great one' toasts setting up Wayne Gretzky's 1st pro goal 40 years ago U.S. on guard against rise in illegal border crossings as Canada rejects asylum claims Trump says U.S. ending arms control treaty with Russia Clean your bong, pass it along and other expert tips on cannabis etiquette Saudis blame 'fistfight' for Jamal Khashoggi's death 'You feel like you're drowning': Why YouTube content creators are burning out Canada's new steel tariffs will 'kill businesses' in push to please U.S., lawyers warn Canada's re-engagement with Iran blocked by act that allows its assets to be seized, says retired envoy

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Conservative leader predicts a 'nasty' election campaign in 2019 | Cases of rare, polio-like paralysis targeting kids appear in Canada | London, Ont., voters to make history with country's first ranked ballot election | Canada Post workers might strike at midnight if deal not reached

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Conservative leader predicts a 'nasty' election campaign in 2019 Sun, 21 Oct 2018 18:39:00 EDT Speaking to a room full of supporters at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa on Sunday, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer offered a glimpse of what Canadians can expect from his party's 2019 campaign.

Cases of rare, polio-like paralysis targeting kids appear in Canada Sun, 21 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Last week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported a small surge in cases of a mysterious disease in children. More than 60 cases of the polio-like illness have been confirmed in 22 U.S. states in recent weeks. Now, doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto say they’re seeing cases in Canada.

London, Ont., voters to make history with country's first ranked ballot election Sun, 21 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Monday is civic election day in Ontario, and for the first time in Canada, a municipality will use ranked ballots to pick its next mayor and council. Voters can choose up to three candidates in their ward and three candidates for mayor. A candidate needs 50 per cent plus one vote to win.

Canada Post workers might strike at midnight if deal not reached Sun, 21 Oct 2018 16:34:29 EDT The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) say they're ready to strike just after midnight if a last-minute deal with Canada Post isn't reached by Sunday evening — with four locations across the country selected for rotating strikes.

'Complete control': Apple accused of overpricing, restricting device repairs 365 days to go — and Trudeau's Liberals have the edge on the 2019 election Long-separated mother and daughter reunite at Edmonton airport New mayors elected as political dynasties fall in elections across B.C. 'No genocide happened here': 1 year after Rohingya exodus, only handful have returned Migrant caravan swells to 5,000 as trek to U.S. resumes How to watch Monday's municipal election and where to get results Canadian men's record shattered as Cam Levins makes marathon debut in Toronto Saudi crown prince likely to survive diplomatic crisis spawned by Khashoggi killing Vancouver elects independent mayor for 1st time in decades Russians have 'updated their playbook': Bot hunters track U.S. midterm election tampering

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Homeowners worried about paying down debt as interest rates go up | Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply | Video shows 'body double' exiting Saudi Consulate wearing Khashoggi's clothes after killing | Pot stocks continue sell-off Monday, as post-legalization weakness continues

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Homeowners worried about paying down debt as interest rates go up Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Many Canadian homeowners are worried about rising interest rates and how they will impact their budget, a new CBC Research survey finds.

Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply Mon, 22 Oct 2018 14:43:43 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will unveil Tuesday the federal government's plan for wayward provinces that do not comply with the national climate plan.

Video shows 'body double' exiting Saudi Consulate wearing Khashoggi's clothes after killing Mon, 22 Oct 2018 06:27:17 EDT A man appearing to wear Jamal Khashoggi's clothes left the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul after the journalist was killed there, according to surveillance video, while a member of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's entourage reportedly made four calls to the prince's office around the same time.

Pot stocks continue sell-off Monday, as post-legalization weakness continues Mon, 22 Oct 2018 16:20:12 EDT The biggest cannabis companies in Canada all sold off sharply on Monday as investors pulled money out of the sector.

B.C. mother fighting to retrieve children taken to Lebanon New Brunswick village removes 'straight pride' flag after backlash from residents In final months, Khashoggi repeatedly hit nerves as persistent critic of Saudi Arabia Accused Fredericton shooter proclaims innocence due to temporary insanity Trudeau holds out option of cancelling arms sale to Saudi Arabia over journalist's killing 'Jim Crow's last stand': How a heated governor's race in the South became a crusade for voting rights New docs reveal massive federal loan to Chrysler made in 2009 written off 'This affects every one of us': Consumers in the spotlight on Day 1 of CRTC public hearing into telco sales Several earthquakes strike off Vancouver Island Inside the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge housing child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic Steel tariffs may lift when USMCA signed, new Mexican foreign minister says

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How the Liberals hope to escape the 'Green Shift' curse in 2019 | What is a carbon tax, and will it make a difference? | Trump says Saudis engaged in 'worst coverup ever' after Khashoggi's killing | Life expectancy in Canada may be decreasing for first time in decades, and opioid crisis is being blamed

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How the Liberals hope to escape the 'Green Shift' curse in 2019 Tue, 23 Oct 2018 17:47:38 EDT The Trudeau government is moving ahead with its plan to put a price on carbon emissions. In the process, it's directly taking on federal Conservatives and the four premiers who oppose carbon pricing by promising to give the money back to taxpayers in those provinces.

What is a carbon tax, and will it make a difference? Tue, 23 Oct 2018 18:01:19 EDT While opponents to a carbon tax call it a cash-grab, economists say it's the best way to cheaply reduce emissions.

Trump says Saudis engaged in 'worst coverup ever' after Khashoggi's killing Tue, 23 Oct 2018 05:53:40 EDT Hours after the Turkish president accused Saudi Arabia of carefully plotting the "savage murder" of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, U.S. President Donald Trump weighed in to say that while he is still waiting for a full report, he thinks the Saudis engaged in "the worst coverup ever."

Life expectancy in Canada may be decreasing for first time in decades, and opioid crisis is being blamed Tue, 23 Oct 2018 13:36:24 EDT On average, Canadians have been steadily living longer over many years, but a new report says that 'alarmingly,' it's expected to change.

Cellphone retailers fail mystery shopping test, researchers plan to tell CRTC inquiry Trump made them his target, but Central American migrant caravans are nothing new Jamal Khashoggi's tragic end is a wake-up call about the dangers faced by dissidents in exile Italy refuses to budge on EU's budget demands: 'There isn't any B plan' Trudeau promises rebates as Ottawa moves to levy carbon tax on provinces outside the climate plan Market jitters lead to more declines as investors face growing risks Oldest intact shipwreck found 2 km down in Black Sea, scientists say Bolton to Russia: 'Don't mess with American elections' More than half of all Canadian car loans are financed for 7 years or more Yahoo to pay $50M and give free credit monitoring to victims of 2016 hack Ford government freezing $14 minimum wage as part of labour reform rollbacks

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Massive investigation underway after explosives sent to high-profile Democrats, CNN | Canada's threat level hasn't changed in response to U.S. attempted bombings, says Goodale | Quebec wants to expand religious symbol ban, blocking Muslim garments in civil service | 'She was coming at me with her mouth open': B.C. man shoots grizzly in front yard

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Massive investigation underway after explosives sent to high-profile Democrats, CNN Wed, 24 Oct 2018 09:56:56 EDT Suspicious packages addressed to former U.S. president Barack Obama and two-time presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, CNN and other individuals have been intercepted.

Canada's threat level hasn't changed in response to U.S. attempted bombings, says Goodale Wed, 24 Oct 2018 16:05:01 EDT Canada will not raise its threat level in response to a series of attempted bombings targeting Democratic politicians in the United States and news outlet CNN, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said.

Quebec wants to expand religious symbol ban, blocking Muslim garments in civil service Wed, 24 Oct 2018 12:00:26 EDT Quebec's new government wants to block Muslim women who work in the civil service from wearing the chador, a shawl-like piece of clothing that covers the head and body, and the niqab, which also covers the face.

'She was coming at me with her mouth open': B.C. man shoots grizzly in front yard Wed, 24 Oct 2018 11:21:43 EDT A homeowner in central B.C. has been captured on video shooting a charging grizzly bear in his yard — a decision he says he made in trying to protect himself and his family, but one that has drawn threats in the days since.

Saudi crown prince calls Khashoggi killing 'painful' and 'not justifiable' Explosives, chlorine gas and ricin: Mail-bomb incidents latest act of 'domestic terrorism' in U.S. Bank of Canada raises key interest rate — and hints at more to come TSX down, loonie up in wake of interest rate hike Stompin' Tom's classic The Hockey Song to be inducted into Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Senate passes bill that would ban whale, dolphin captivity in Canada Fredericton man tried to kill wife with sword, pickaxe after argument over sex With carbon plan Trudeau stakes his future on combating voters' aversion to planning: Don Pittis The world of easy money transformed Canada into debt nation. That world is coming to an end FSIN pays hacker $20K in bitcoin after massive data breach, sources say If Trump's talk of Democratic 'mobs' is meant to scare Republicans to the polls, it's working

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Suspected explosive devices being tested at FBI lab, no word on motive | Senate votes to implement Asia-Pacific trade deal, putting Canada in line to ratify early | Controversial billionaire George Soros faces attacks on multiple fronts | How much do we owe, and what are we doing about it?

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Suspected explosive devices being tested at FBI lab, no word on motive Thu, 25 Oct 2018 00:32:03 EDT Police intercepted packages addressed to actor Robert De Niro and former U.S. vice-president Joe Biden on Thursday, bringing the total number of suspicious packages being investigated by FBI, police and members of a terrorism task force to 10.

Senate votes to implement Asia-Pacific trade deal, putting Canada in line to ratify early Thu, 25 Oct 2018 14:06:22 EDT Canada has cleared the last legislative hurdle involved in implementing the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade deal, paving the way for Canada to be among the first six countries to ratify the pact that will govern trade across 11 member countries.

Controversial billionaire George Soros faces attacks on multiple fronts Thu, 25 Oct 2018 14:23:19 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: George Soros has become a magnet for conspiracy theories; Stephen Poloz offers perspective on economy's direction; carbon taxes and campaign platforms; how health care is riling midterm voters

How much do we owe, and what are we doing about it? Thu, 25 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canadians are positively swimming in debt, and this week's rate hike could mean the difference between treading water and drowning for many. But Canadians who've gone under and lived to tell the tale have good news — there's a way out, if you're willing to reach for it.

Quebec's 'cocaine babes,' imprisoned in Australia, may have been pawns in a much larger game Blue Jays name Charlie Montoyo franchise's 13th manager France to release appeal decision in Hassan Diab case Friday New pot, impaired driving penalties could bar newcomers from Canada Saudi prosecutors now say Khashoggi killing was planned, not accidental U.S. senator seeking criminal probe of Kavanaugh accuser and lawyer Future of Megyn Kelly at NBC in doubt after controversial blackface comments Supreme Court clears way for Air Canada cargo price fixing lawsuit What a week! London man wins $1M on Sunday and a council seat Tuesday Consumers are pushing back against gendered products Higher Canadian borrowing costs are the price of an economy back on track: Don Pittis

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Man facing 5 federal charges in suspicious package case, bombs not considered 'hoax' devices | Family of Barry and Honey Sherman offers reward of up to $10M for information about killings | Need or nightmare?: Democrats want the midterms to be a referendum on Obamacare | What we know about the Florida man charged for mailing bombs to Democrats

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Man facing 5 federal charges in suspicious package case, bombs not considered 'hoax' devices Fri, 26 Oct 2018 02:00:50 EDT U.S. authorities say a fingerprint on an envelope was key to tracking down Cesar Sayoc, the 56-year-old who was detained in Florida on Friday in connection with the mailing of more than a dozen suspicious parcels containing explosive devices.

Family of Barry and Honey Sherman offers reward of up to $10M for information about killings Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The family of Honey and Barry Sherman is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution of suspects in the deaths of the billionaire couple, whose bodies were found in their mansion last December.

Need or nightmare?: Democrats want the midterms to be a referendum on Obamacare Fri, 26 Oct 2018 12:00:00 EDT Since it became law in 2010, the Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as Obamacare, has been a favourite target of Republicans on the campaign trail, with their "repeal and replace" mantra. But this time around, it's the Democrats who are trying to make health care the key campaign issue.

What we know about the Florida man charged for mailing bombs to Democrats Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:58:03 EDT Cesar Sayoc, the 56-year-old man who is now facing five federal charges in connection with 13 intercepted suspicious packages, has a lengthy criminal record in Florida.

Bell and Rogers defend sales practices at CRTC hearing Man who praised ISIS on social media ordered deported from Canada Megyn Kelly ousted from NBC show after blackface backlash Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée says he was concerned, but not fearful, about Saudi consulate visit 'Cesspool' Philippine resort island back in business after 6-month cleanup Canada will hold off on trade deal with China until its behaviour is 'more reasonable,' says ambassador Liberals pitch new rules on payments for surrogates, sperm donors As lending gets tighter, Canadians face threat of credit card trap: Don Pittis Artwork created with artificial intelligence fetches more than $400K US at major auction Trump is not America's moral steward. He's simply its reflection: Robyn Urback No NAFTA 2.0 signing before steel tariffs end, Mexico says

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'Brutally murdered simply because of their faith': 11 killed by gunman in Pittsburgh synagogue | Here's what climate change could look like in Canada | How to keep your debt down as interest rates go up | What we know about alleged Pittsburgh synagogue gunman Robert Bowers

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'Brutally murdered simply because of their faith': 11 killed by gunman in Pittsburgh synagogue Sat, 27 Oct 2018 11:00:01 EDT The gunman killed 11 people and injured at least six, including four police officers, in an attack during Sabbath religious services, authorities said. No children were among the dead.

Here's what climate change could look like in Canada Sat, 27 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Earth has already warmed by 1 C, but in Canada's north, the effects are much more pronounced. Climate change is here, experts say, and Canada can expect to suffer the consequences.

How to keep your debt down as interest rates go up Sat, 27 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Interest rate are on the rise at a time when Canadians have piled up near-record levels of household debt. Financial experts offer advice on how to not let your debt get you down.

What we know about alleged Pittsburgh synagogue gunman Robert Bowers Sat, 27 Oct 2018 17:40:36 EDT The suspect in Saturday's mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue is a 46-year-old local man named Robert Bowers who posted virulent anti-Semitic messages on social media filled with slurs and conspiracy theories.

Tourist helped stop hammer-wielding thief from stealing Magna Carta from U.K. church Stetsons vs. skateboards: Texas midterms a scramble for votes amidst shifting political culture Khashoggi killing 'undermines regional stability,' U.S. defence secretary says What's the dirtiest surface on an airplane? The result may surprise you After 18 innings and more than 7 hours of play, Muncy homer clinches win for Dodgers

What we know about the Florida man charged for mailing bombs to Democrats

Afghans vote in southern Kandahar a week after fatal attack forced delay Who's rating doctors on RateMDs? The invisible hand of 'reputation management' Trump strategists see migrant caravan as a political 'silver bullet' for U.S. midterms. They might be wrong Janes Pub Style Chicken Burgers recalled due to possible salmonella contamination Doug Ford's government could delay Canada's first 'pay transparency' legislation

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Former Syrian White Helmet rescuers, reluctantly resettled, embrace their new lives in Canada | What a far-right Bolsonaro presidency in Brazil means for Canadian business | 'Incalculable' loss: Ranging in age from 54 to 97, Pittsburgh synagogue victims included doctors, professors | Pittsburgh synagogue shooter said he 'wanted all Jews to die,' police allege

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Former Syrian White Helmet rescuers, reluctantly resettled, embrace their new lives in Canada Sun, 28 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT As Maysoon al-Masri struck out for the Israeli border with Syria on a pitch-black night last summer, she struggled with second thoughts — and with the kind of homesick remorse that is impossible to shake.

What a far-right Bolsonaro presidency in Brazil means for Canadian business Fri, 26 Oct 2018 21:01:25 EDT Canadian firms invested about $11.5 billion in Brazil last year, mostly in mining, infrastructure, machinery, finance and technology. Some businesses are expected to see new opportunities under a far-right president, while environmentalists fear more extraction will help destroy the world's largest rainforest.

'Incalculable' loss: Ranging in age from 54 to 97, Pittsburgh synagogue victims included doctors, professors Sun, 28 Oct 2018 14:06:13 EDT A 97-year-old woman, two brothers and a couple in their 80s were among the 11 worshippers murdered at a Pittsburgh synagogue in the deadliest attack ever on the Jewish community in the U.S., officials said Sunday.

Pittsburgh synagogue shooter said he 'wanted all Jews to die,' police allege Sun, 28 Oct 2018 06:51:54 EDT The suspect in Saturday's massacre expressed hatred of Jews during the rampage and told officers afterward that Jews were committing genocide, according to charging documents made public this morning.

In dramatic swing right, Jair Bolsonaro wins Brazil presidential election Location is top factor for job hunters faced with steep housing costs 'It's an epidemic:' Inexpensive crystal meth eclipsing opioids on the Prairies Leicester City soccer club says owner among 5 killed in helicopter crash Yukon glaciers offer early warning of what climate change could mean for rest of planet 'All of us can relate to what happened': Canadians rally in solidarity with Pittsburgh synagogue Debt Nation: CBC News's look at the state of consumer debt in Canada U.S. authorities arrested mail bomb suspect after he DJ'd at a Florida nightclub How Thanksgiving dinner and a Facebook post made gerrymandering a Michigan midterm issue Thai cave boys take in Manchester United soccer match

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After 31 years of suffering, Toronto-area mom reunited with missing son | How Canada barred adoptions from Muslim countries — and used Shariah law to do it | U.S. military deploying 5,200 troops to Mexico border | Canada issues terse statement after far-right candidate elected president of Brazil

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After 31 years of suffering, Toronto-area mom reunited with missing son Mon, 29 Oct 2018 06:37:26 EDT Lyneth Mann-Lewis said she never stopped believing her son was out there, and today feels the "utmost happiness" to be reunited with him — 31 years after he was allegedly abducted by his father and taken to the U.S.

How Canada barred adoptions from Muslim countries — and used Shariah law to do it Mon, 29 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Dozens of Canadian families were blocked from adopting from Pakistan and other Muslim countries after the Canadian government decided Shariah law prohibits adoption. But after an investigation by CBC's The Fifth Estate, that could change.

U.S. military deploying 5,200 troops to Mexico border Mon, 29 Oct 2018 16:08:08 EDT The U.S. military will deploy more than 5,200 troops, including soldiers who will be armed, to bolster U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to secure the border with Mexico, a senior U.S. general said on Monday.

Canada issues terse statement after far-right candidate elected president of Brazil Mon, 29 Oct 2018 12:37:38 EDT Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland offered no words of praise today for Brazil's new president-elect — far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro — choosing instead to congratulate Brazilians on exercising their right to vote in a contentious election in South America's largest country.

'I felt so violated': Ex-husband charged after Winnipeg woman finds hidden cameras in her home 'We'll survive this, too': The Tree of Life massacre and the resurgence of anti-Semitism in the U.S. 'I have to ask you to leave': Insurance adjuster tries to boot breastfeeding mom from meeting Cash pours into U.S. gun-control efforts ahead of midterms, NRA uncharacteristically quiet American Apparel returning to Canada with online store U.S. mail bomb suspect ordered held without bail No survivors expected as Indonesia Lion Air plane with 189 aboard crashes into sea Ecuadorean discovery suggests chocolate is 1,500 years older than once thought Canada's sprint to ratify sets up Trans-Pacific trade deal to take effect this year Pittsburgh mourns as synagogue shooting suspect makes court appearance Khashoggi's fiancée demands answers, says Saudi authorities are responsible for killing

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Canada Border Services Agency moves to 'substantially' increase deportations | Chair of Calgary Olympic committee recommends pulling plug on 2026 bid | Boston gangster turned FBI informant Whitey Bulger killed in prison | Few who entered synagogue left without a kind word from Rosenthal brothers

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Canada Border Services Agency moves to 'substantially' increase deportations Tue, 30 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Canada’s border agency is stepping up efforts to deport failed refugee claimants and other foreign nationals not welcome in this country, setting a goal of dramatically increasing deportation numbers by up to 35 per cent.

Chair of Calgary Olympic committee recommends pulling plug on 2026 bid Tue, 30 Oct 2018 14:33:31 EDT The head of the city committee assessing Calgary's bid for the 2026 Winter Games says there's no funding agreement in place with other levels of government and no way for Calgarians to make an informed decision by the Nov. 13 plebiscite and has recommended cancelling it.

Boston gangster turned FBI informant Whitey Bulger killed in prison Tue, 30 Oct 2018 13:49:43 EDT James (Whitey) Bulger, the murderous Boston gangster who benefited from a corrupt relationship with the FBI before spending 16 years as one of America's most wanted men, has been killed in federal prison. He was 89.

Few who entered synagogue left without a kind word from Rosenthal brothers Tue, 30 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT With the initial blistering shock of an act of anti-Semitic massacre beginning to ebb in Squirrel Hill, an aching sadness has replaced it as funeral rites began on Tuesday, including for Cecil and David Rosenthal, two brothers who were seen as ambassadors at the Tree of Life synagogue.

Father of 'Jihadi Jack' says he can clear his son's name - but the evidence is sealed Trump pays tribute at Pittsburgh synagogue after mass shooting Corrections Canada investigation into Sask. Penitentiary riot 'superficial and self-serving,' watchdog says The good and not-so-good of CBC's Brazil election coverage 2 separate caravans now moving north through Mexico U.S., China roll back wildlife protections despite warnings of dwindling animal populations 60% of world's wildlife has been wiped out since 1970 Trump wants to end birthright citizenship in the U.S. Opposition demands proof documents in Mark Norman's case haven't been destroyed Residents who admit to pot use turned away at U.S. border, says Estevan, Sask., mayor Delaying Jagmeet Singh's byelection might be calculated, but it isn't unprecedented

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Several dead in tanker crash, fire on Toronto-area highway | Charities linked to Canadian NHL, NBA and MLB teams overspending on fundraising, watchdog says | Former governors general must be more accountable on spending, Trudeau says | Acrimonious debate at Calgary council over Olympics do or die decision

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Several dead in tanker crash, fire on Toronto-area highway Wed, 31 Oct 2018 17:50:35 EDT Several people are dead after a collision involving a tanker truck on a highway north of Toronto, police say.

Charities linked to Canadian NHL, NBA and MLB teams overspending on fundraising, watchdog says Wed, 31 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A report by a charity watchdog says charitable foundations linked to Canada's professional sports team are quite successful at raising funds, but get poor marks for financial transparency, hoarding cash and over-spending on fundraising.

Former governors general must be more accountable on spending, Trudeau says Wed, 31 Oct 2018 12:08:26 EDT Canada's governors general deserve continued financial support once they retire but they need to be more transparent and accountable for their expenses, Justin Trudeau said Wednesday.

Acrimonious debate at Calgary council over Olympics do or die decision Wed, 31 Oct 2018 11:25:03 EDT The Calgary 2026 OIympic bid corporation came out swinging at city council on Wednesday, accusing councillors of wanting to take away the democratic rights of Calgarians, just the latest in a sometimes acrimonious debate about the future of the city's bid.

Canada to increase annual immigration admissions to 350,000 by 2021 Uneasy crossroads faces migrant caravan en route to U.S. border Medical Council of Canada under fire for banning access to menstrual products for exam takers Privacy commissioner launches probe into StatsCan over collection of financial data Milky Way was part of cosmic collision 10 billion years ago Khashoggi was strangled as soon as he entered Saudi Consulate: Turkish prosecutor Thinking about lying to U.S. border agents about your pot use? 'Do not do that. Trust me,' says lawyer GM offers buyouts to 18,000 workers amid strong profits Calgary 2026 Winter Games proposal based on much slimmer budget than other recent Olympics NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh attends USMCA celebration despite opposing new trade deal Accused shooter at Pittsburgh synagogue indicted by grand jury

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Trump promises executive order next week to change U.S. asylum laws | 'Stalked within your own home': Woman says abusive ex used smart home technology against her | 'I wanted to make it to Christmas': On her last day, woman calls for assisted dying law changes | How moms and babies rooming together can help combat opioid dependency

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Trump promises executive order next week to change U.S. asylum laws Thu, 1 Nov 2018 17:55:55 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump says he is finalizing a plan that would require immigrants seeking asylum in the United States to approach a legal port of entry, pushing a hard line on immigration ahead of next week's congressional elections.

'Stalked within your own home': Woman says abusive ex used smart home technology against her Thu, 1 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT While smart technology — web-controlled devices like locks, lights, thermostats and cameras — can provide convenience and a sense of security for some, these tools are increasingly being used by others to monitor, harass, stalk and intimidate, something known as "tech abuse."

'I wanted to make it to Christmas': On her last day, woman calls for assisted dying law changes Thu, 1 Nov 2018 12:35:26 EDT A Nova Scotia woman with late-stage cancer who died on Thursday said she hoped her death would lead to change in the country's assisted dying law as Canada's health minister acknowledged the fledgling legislation needs work.

How moms and babies rooming together can help combat opioid dependency Thu, 1 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada's opioid crisis extends to society's very youngest: About 2,000 newborns are born with opioid exposure. But more and more, hospitals are trying to minimize the impact this has on new mothers and their babies, by allowing them to stay together in same room as they undergo treatment.

Churchill residents rejoice as rail service gets back on track Google employees walk out to protest sexism, inequality 'It's okay to be white' signs posted around Halifax StatCan's plans for banking info hints at larger trove, work on sensitive data 'Our hearts are just filled with joy': 1st train in over a year arrives in Churchill Canada can't pretend it's business as usual with Brazil's new dictatorship-loving president 'Missing' Liberal MP Di Iorio at the centre of nomination fight Liberals launch pro-immigration campaign to calm 'anxieties' as Conservatives turn up heat Some dinosaur eggs were blue, brown or speckled Trump turns up heat on southern border, deploying troops and controversial campaign ads B.C. Human Rights Tribunal finds resort owner schemed to replace Caucasian workers

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Migrant caravan presses on toward the U.S. by foot, denied buses by Mexico | The unpopular populist: Why former Trump strategist Steve Bannon can't draw a crowd (outside Toronto) | Seldom-seen MP criticizes open nomination process, says he's working on project for PM | B.C. man kicked off WestJet flight after falling asleep before takeoff

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Migrant caravan presses on toward the U.S. by foot, denied buses by Mexico Thu, 1 Nov 2018 02:06:47 EDT Thousands of Central American migrants resumed their slow trek through southern Mexico on Thursday, as immigration agents and police threatened at the edges of the two caravans currently in the country.

The unpopular populist: Why former Trump strategist Steve Bannon can't draw a crowd (outside Toronto) Fri, 2 Nov 2018 14:02:03 EDT A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: Steve Bannon's popularity gap, the truth about the migrant caravan and the controversy over statues of John A. Macdonald.

Seldom-seen MP criticizes open nomination process, says he's working on project for PM Fri, 2 Nov 2018 12:55:50 EDT Liberal MP Nicola Di Iorio, whose political future is in flux, says he does not support the open nomination process to find his future successor.

B.C. man kicked off WestJet flight after falling asleep before takeoff Fri, 2 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT A B.C. man who recently suffered a stroke said he was left humiliated and out more than a thousand dollars after WestJet kicked him off a flight to Cuba and stranded his family at the Toronto airport.

No changes planned to assisted-death law, justice minister says after dying woman's plea Why Trump ditched the economy and went back to the border to start a fight: Keith Boag Supreme Court rejects Churchill Falls Corp.'s bid to reopen energy deal with Hydro-Québec UN chief warns of famine in Yemen, urges halt to violence Paralyzed, terminally ill man had to sign assisted-dying papers in bus shelter Brian Gallant's minority New Brunswick government defeated after losing confidence vote Video shows bus in China plunging off bridge after woman attacked driver Thalidomide class action in Canada to proceed as Federal Court overturns ruling CBC Radio took to the air 82 years ago today Missouri candidate's children say he's a 'fanatic' and shouldn't be elected Science behind these food sensitivity tests has been debunked — but they're still widely offered

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The truth about teatoxes: Why health experts say this celeb-endorsed craze is unnecessary | Trump picks cities with strong support for final midterms blitz | Drake blocked from Vancouver casino, claims it was 'profiling' | We're ignoring Canada's alcohol problem, chief public health officer warns

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The truth about teatoxes: Why health experts say this celeb-endorsed craze is unnecessary Sat, 3 Nov 2018 04:00:58 EDT It’s one of the latest celeb-endorsed crazes sweeping social media: Teatoxing, the idea you can detoxify your body, reduce bloat and boost energy. But according to Health Canada, the sale of some of these popular brands is not allowed in Canada because the products aren't properly licensed here.

Trump picks cities with strong support for final midterms blitz Sat, 3 Nov 2018 13:16:07 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump is in the final stretch of a 44-city blitz of campaigning for the midterm elections, but the America he's glimpsed from the airport arrivals and his armoured limousine is hardly a reflection of the nation as a whole.

Drake blocked from Vancouver casino, claims it was 'profiling' Sat, 3 Nov 2018 14:35:18 EDT Musician Drake says he was blocked from gambling at luxury resort Parq Vancouver's casino Friday night and is blaming "profiling" by the venue. Parq Vancouver says it's looking into the allegations.

We're ignoring Canada's alcohol problem, chief public health officer warns Sat, 3 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada's chief public health officer says she's worried about the rise in heavy drinking among Canadian women. In recent weeks, Dr. Theresa Tam has tried to sound the alarm on Canada’s substance abuse problem, making it the focus of her 2018 report on the state of public health in Canada.

Why a Toronto-area school board can't force out a trustee accused of racism and xenophobia What you should know about the U.S. midterm elections, and why they'll matter Police search for motive after 2 women murdered in Florida yoga studio More women than ever are on the ballot in U.S. midterms: Cue the trolls 'Sanctions are coming': HBO is latest to call out Trump's use of slogan, songs Amazon may have made its choice for new HQ and it's eyeing a big U.S. city Carbon tax could be coming to the U.S., congressman says Chug away: CFL won't punish Redblacks' Gott for viral beer-chugging celebration 'Send her back!': Woodstock protesters angry killer Terri-Lynne McClintic now at healing lodge Clocks 'fall back' on Sunday, offering 1 more hour of sleep Online gig economy is growing, but no one knows by how much

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All flights cancelled Sunday evening at Fredericton airport as runway lights fail | Democrats on track to take House - but Senate might be out of reach | Humboldt crash happened long after Internal Transport Canada report warned of injury risk on coach buses | 1 dead after mid-air small plane collision in Ottawa area

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All flights cancelled Sunday evening at Fredericton airport as runway lights fail Sun, 4 Nov 2018 18:22:57 EST All flights coming in to and out of Fredericton International Airport are cancelled Sunday evening because its runway lights are out, and service won't resume until Monday morning at the earliest.

Democrats on track to take House - but Senate might be out of reach Sun, 4 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The electorate has swung toward the Democrats and away from Donald Trump, but it might not be enough to give the party complete control of Congress.

Humboldt crash happened long after Internal Transport Canada report warned of injury risk on coach buses Sun, 4 Nov 2018 04:00:04 EST An internal Transport Canada investigation into a fatal crash in 2001 concluded that coach buses without seatbelts may put passengers at “unnecessary risk” of injuries, yet the document was kept hidden for years until The Fifth Estate recently uncovered it using the Access to Information Act.

1 dead after mid-air small plane collision in Ottawa area Sun, 4 Nov 2018 10:49:24 EST One person is dead after a mid-air​ collision involving two small aircraft in the rural Ottawa community of Carp.

Windstorm knocked out power to more than 100,000 homes across Atlantic Canada U.S.-bound migrant caravan rolls north through Mexico despite obstacles How Max Bernier's People's Party plans to keep 'weird, bad' people out of its riding associations 'Love in the face of evil gives others hope,' says Jewish nurse who treated alleged synagogue shooter Giving my children Cree names is a powerful act of reclamation Telecommuting on the rise to meet challenges of real estate market, labour shortage With its lead Rick Grimes gone, can The Walking Dead trudge on? Legion's digital poppy is symbol of remembrance you can share on social media

How moms and babies rooming together can help combat opioid dependency

I'm trans, I'm American … and I'm terrified of going home Adventurer completes record swim around mainland Britain's coastline

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Ontario minister who left post facing allegations of sexual misconduct | Lowe's closing 31 locations in Canada, mainly Rona stores | 'It was gut wrenching,' says man who watched calèche horse die in Old Montreal | How deeply divided are Americans over Trump? Check out Ohio's 12th district, a midterm 'toss up'

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Ontario minister who left post facing allegations of sexual misconduct Mon, 5 Nov 2018 18:37:05 EST Ontario's former economic development minister left his post and the Progressive Conservative party amid allegations of sexual misconduct, three party sources tell CBC Toronto.

Lowe's closing 31 locations in Canada, mainly Rona stores Mon, 5 Nov 2018 08:41:28 EST Home improvement retailer Lowe's is closing a total of 31 locations, including 27 underperforming Rona stores in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador, and 20 Lowe's stores in the United States.

'It was gut wrenching,' says man who watched calèche horse die in Old Montreal Mon, 5 Nov 2018 10:22:56 EST Old Montreal resident Chris Romanyk heard Charlot dying before he saw the carriage horse Sunday afternoon, and now the city's mayor says the animal's death confirms the need for a municipal ban on the calèche industry.

How deeply divided are Americans over Trump? Check out Ohio's 12th district, a midterm 'toss up' Mon, 5 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST In the traditional Republican stronghold of Ohio's 12th district, what was once a sure GOP win is now so close it could go either way in the midterm election. CBC News talked to local voters to get a sense of why political feelings seem to be shifting.

Pilot's call reveals details of fatal mid-air collision Ottawa engaged in 'delicate' talks to protect Pakistani woman released from blasphemy death sentence USOC moves to shut down USA Gymnastics after Nassar scandal Why U.S. sanctions don't scare Iran Drug-impaired driving tests 'not there yet,' says top RCMP officer U.S. imposes more sanctions on Iran as Tehran decries 'bullying' Ottawa short-changed more than 270,000 veterans on pensions, disability payments How the U.S. midterm elections could shake up Canadian business: Don Pittis Fear the flu shot? How 'avoidance behaviour' can impact public health Liberals detail homelessness program, set to unveil anti-poverty law How to watch CBC's coverage of the U.S. midterm elections

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First U.S. midterm polls close as long lines, malfunctioning machines mar voting day | Hidden camera investigation reveals misleading pitches by banks to sell 'garbage' credit card insurance | 'I feel very lucky': MS St. Louis passenger's story of survival after Canada refused him sanctuary | 'This is not allowed here': Rogers Place concert goer told she can't kiss girlfriend

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First U.S. midterm polls close as long lines, malfunctioning machines mar voting day Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:41:25 EST The first polls have closed in tonight's midterm elections across the United States, as long lines and malfunctioning machines marred the first hours of voting in some precincts.

Hidden camera investigation reveals misleading pitches by banks to sell 'garbage' credit card insurance Tue, 6 Nov 2018 04:00:28 EST A Marketplace hidden camera investigation is raising questions about how bank employees are selling a pricey and controversial product marketed to help with credit card payments if you lose your job or get sick.

'I feel very lucky': MS St. Louis passenger's story of survival after Canada refused him sanctuary Tue, 6 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Sol Messinger, one of the last living MS St. Louis survivors, twice managed to escape the Nazis in WWII after Canada turned down his family's plea for sanctuary. But he's emotionally scared by his experiences, and by the deaths of the 254 passengers who perished in Europe's concentration camps.

'This is not allowed here': Rogers Place concert goer told she can't kiss girlfriend Tue, 6 Nov 2018 09:00:00 EST Allyson MacIvor will never forget her first concert experience at Edmonton's Rogers Place, but it wasn't the experience she wanted.

'We will never be the same,' stabbing victim's mom says after Rohinie Bisesar found not criminally responsible Here's a cheat sheet for the U.S. midterms Sens leadership calls leaked Uber video a 'hiccup' Fake news, even fake fact-checkers, complicate U.S. midterm elections New Zealand fisherman rescues a baby he almost mistook for a doll floating by Liberals unveil new anti-poverty law with targets to reduce poverty rates in Canada Conservation officer on mend after shooting and killing grizzly that attacked him CMHC expects housing starts and sales to slide over next 2 years Long-lost 325-year-old Quebec City fortifications found by archeologists in near perfect condition U.S. midterms by the numbers: From tipping point of the House to how much is being spent Diabetes Canada warns of 'epidemic,' calls for national strategy

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Jeff Sessions out as U.S. attorney general, replaced by Trump loyalist | Trump to Democrats: Investigate me, I'll investigate you | Scheer asks Tony Clement to leave Conservative caucus over sexting scandal | 'Won't change a damn thing': For border ranchers fuming about illegal migrants, midterms bring little hope

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Jeff Sessions out as U.S. attorney general, replaced by Trump loyalist Wed, 7 Nov 2018 14:54:32 EST U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions resigns as the country's chief law enforcement officer after enduring more than a year of blistering and personal attacks over having recused himself from the Russia investigation.

Trump to Democrats: Investigate me, I'll investigate you Wed, 7 Nov 2018 14:44:56 EST U.S. President Donald Trump is warning House Democrats against spending the remaining years of his presidency investigating him and the administration.

Scheer asks Tony Clement to leave Conservative caucus over sexting scandal Wed, 7 Nov 2018 10:26:40 EST Longtime MP Tony Clement is leaving the Conservative caucus after he shared sexually explicit images and a video with an individual online, a transgression that has resulted in an alleged extortion attempt, sources told CBC News Wednesday.

'Won't change a damn thing': For border ranchers fuming about illegal migrants, midterms bring little hope Wed, 7 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST For ranchers and residents living on the southern U.S. border, solving the problem of illegal immigration looks a lot harder now that the Democrats are running the House of Representatives.

Goodale orders tougher rules on prisoner transfers to Indigenous lodges following McClintic uproar Man dead after 2 explosions rock Edmonton-area community centre, police say No gala USMCA signing ceremony with Trump unless U.S. tariffs lifted, ambassador says Federal government 'failed' test of its humanity by turning away Jewish refugees in 1939, says Trudeau Prepare for a dismal, dirty journey to 2020: Keith Boag Bernier says he doesn't need to be a feminist: 'I believe in people' Purple planets, alien probes and a cosmic hot tub: Search for extraterrestrials goes in new directions Doug Ford says he hid sexual misconduct allegation against Jim Wilson to protect accuser Cannabis stocks rise as 3 U.S. states vote to legalize pot and Jeff Sessions resigns Joni Mitchell at 75: Icon's milestone birthday marked with star-studded performances This is the world's oldest known work of figurative art

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Hedley singer's behaviour got worse with fame — and went unchecked by those around him, ex-drummer says | Clement admits to multiple 'indiscretions' in letter to constituents on sexting scandal | Fast-moving Northern California wildfire forces thousands from their homes | Child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic transferred from healing lodge to Edmonton prison

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Hedley singer's behaviour got worse with fame — and went unchecked by those around him, ex-drummer says Thu, 8 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST As Jacob Hoggard's sex assault case continues to wind its way through the court system, the Hedley frontman's former drummer is speaking out — to police and to CBC — about inappropriate behaviour he says he witnessed during his 11 years as Hoggard's bandmate.

Clement admits to multiple 'indiscretions' in letter to constituents on sexting scandal Thu, 8 Nov 2018 13:37:59 EST Former Conservative MP Tony Clement, dropped from caucus during a public sexting scandal, is admitting to multiple cases of "inappropriate exchanges" online and says foreign actors tried to financially extort him.

Fast-moving Northern California wildfire forces thousands from their homes Thu, 8 Nov 2018 14:17:14 EST Tens of thousands of people were ordered to flee a fast-moving wildfire that exploded in size Thursday, threatening several Northern California communities and forcing panicked residents to race to help neighbours who had to drive through walls of flames to escape.

Child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic transferred from healing lodge to Edmonton prison Thu, 8 Nov 2018 11:32:23 EST Ontario child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic has been transferred from an Indigenous healing lodge to an Edmonton prison for women.​

Bombardier to cut 5,000 jobs, sell off turboprop and flight training businesses What is the future of Canada-U.S. relations? Chrystia Freeland takes your questions Shooting at California bar leaves 13 dead, gunman ID'd as ex-marine Man linked to Edmonton-area community centre blasts died from gunshot wound, police say Federal pilots union surprised Air Transat given weeks to fix 'major' safety system problems in 2015 How the ouster of Jeff Sessions may jeopardize Mueller's Russia probe Central American migrant caravan reaches Mexico City, demands buses to U.S. Eagle feathers introduced to Nova Scotia court system for legal affirmations Naturopath behind rabid dog saliva treatment gives up licence Why would politicians engage in sexting? There's complex psychology at play StatsCan's plan to harvest private banking info on hold, pending investigation

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California wildfires leave at least 5 dead, cause 'unbelievable' destruction | 'Miracle of miracles' more weren't hurt in Fly Jamaica crash landing in Guyana, Canadian passenger says | After Clement scandal, questions mount about vetting of top secret committee | Judge calls Toronto cop who ate cannabis chocolate on duty a 'complete idiot'

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California wildfires leave at least 5 dead, cause 'unbelievable' destruction Fri, 9 Nov 2018 09:33:03 EST Five people were found dead in their burned-out vehicles after a Northern California wildfire incinerated most of a town of about 30,000 people with flames that moved so fast there was nothing firefighters could do, authorities said Friday.

'Miracle of miracles' more weren't hurt in Fly Jamaica crash landing in Guyana, Canadian passenger says Fri, 9 Nov 2018 07:10:51 EST Six people were injured after a Fly Jamaica plane on a flight from Guyana to Toronto crash landed overnight at Guyana's Cheddi Jagan International Airport. Dozens of Canadians were among those aboard.

After Clement scandal, questions mount about vetting of top secret committee Fri, 9 Nov 2018 18:33:49 EST In the wake of the Tony Clement sexting and extortion scandal, questions are being asked about just how stringent the vetting process is for members of a top secret committee of parliamentarians that is reviewing the most sensitive work of the nation's security agencies.

Judge calls Toronto cop who ate cannabis chocolate on duty a 'complete idiot' Fri, 9 Nov 2018 14:48:24 EST A Toronto police officer who ate a marijuana-laced chocolate bar seized in a pot-shop raid has pleaded guilty to attempting to obstruct justice. He has now resigned from the force.

Trump seeks to strip immigrants' legal right to claim asylum Alleged white supremacist joins Bernier's People's Party Florida, Georgia brace for possible recounts, run-off amid razor-thin midterm results How embroidery on a British altar cloth was therapy for battle-scarred Canadian soldiers B.C.-filmed Chilling Adventures of Sabrina at centre of $50M lawsuit by Satanic Temple Trudeau to mark centenary of First World War armistice at Vimy Ridge, Paris Youth charged with arson after Iqaluit Northmart fire Buried where they fell: Historian maps Canadian Korean War casualties How will Facebook keep people on Facebook? By helping them fall in love Trump appointment of acting AG likely violated constitution, Democrats charge Don't let the maple leaf fool you: Your apple juice likely isn't Canadian-grown

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Light rains keep Trump from WW I memorial in France | Canadian-led movement aims to seize assets from dictators to remedy refugee crisis | Calgary landlord refuses to pay locksmith after price nearly triples, no invoice provided | The last man: Canadian WWI soldier died at 2 minutes to peace

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Light rains keep Trump from WW I memorial in France Sat, 10 Nov 2018 14:13:20 EST U.S. President Donald Trump could not attend a commemoration in France for U.S. soldiers and marines killed during the First World War on Saturday because rain made it impossible to arrange transport, the White House said.

Canadian-led movement aims to seize assets from dictators to remedy refugee crisis Sat, 10 Nov 2018 18:29:07 EST The proposal will be one of the main recommendations of the World Refugee Council, a self-appointed body of two dozen global political figures, academics and civil-society representatives led by former Canadian foreign minister Lloyd Axworthy.

Calgary landlord refuses to pay locksmith after price nearly triples, no invoice provided Sat, 10 Nov 2018 08:00:00 EST A Calgary landlord says she's refusing to pay a local locksmith until they send her an invoice after they asked her to pay almost triple the quoted price.

The last man: Canadian WWI soldier died at 2 minutes to peace Sat, 10 Nov 2018 04:00:59 EST George Lawrence Price is believed to be the last Commonwealth soldier killed in the First World War, dying just two minutes before armistice 100 years ago. His legacy is still deeply felt in the Belgian community where he died.

Immigration detainee seeks $65M in lawsuit against Ottawa for violating rights 'Thank you' to veterans: Vimy Ridge 1st stop on Trudeau's tour to mark 100 years since armistice Deadly California fires turn 'garden of Eden into gates of hell' Death threats and burning effigies: Sir John A. Macdonald controversy gets extreme Recounts ordered in Florida Senate, governor's races How to watch and listen to CBC's Remembrance Day special coverage Privacy at risk from Canadian political parties, says U.K. watchdog Tanzania's anti-homosexuality purge is making Ottawa anxious California gunman may have stopped shooting to post online 'Kids die, kids commit suicide': Boy Erased sheds light on controversial gay conversion therapy How to stop wasting food? Innovate throughout the supply chain

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Attacks on the media are a threat to democracy, Trudeau says | In Mons, Belgians turn out to remember their Canadian liberators of 1918 | 'A very special Remembrance Day': Ottawa, other Canadian events mark 100 years since end of WW I | Economic cost of Canadian oil price discounts counted in billions of dollars

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Attacks on the media are a threat to democracy, Trudeau says Sun, 11 Nov 2018 14:40:53 EST Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a press freedom event in Paris Sunday that one of the bulwarks protecting democratic governments from being undermined is also an institution under stress — a free-thinking, robust media.

In Mons, Belgians turn out to remember their Canadian liberators of 1918 Sun, 11 Nov 2018 15:23:57 EST Mons, Belgium, was the last town to be recaptured from the Germans before the end of the First World War. The Montreal regiment that was there in 1918 returned Sunday to mark the 100th anniversary.

'A very special Remembrance Day': Ottawa, other Canadian events mark 100 years since end of WW I Sun, 11 Nov 2018 09:31:11 EST Remembrance Day ceremonies on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, and at city halls, places of worship and military bases across Canada today commemorate the end of the First World War a century ago.

Economic cost of Canadian oil price discounts counted in billions of dollars Sun, 11 Nov 2018 11:06:02 EST Imagine producing a bumper crop of a product in high demand around the globe, only to learn you must settle for a discounted price because there's no easy way to get your product to market.

Parking lot becomes staging area for hearses in deadly California wildfires Douglas Rain, Stratford Festival pioneer and voice of HAL, dead at 90 Change Brexit course or face 'total surrender,' Boris Johnson warns How the Great War destroyed a Newfoundland town an ocean away from the front lines 'Troubling allegations' prompt Health Canada review of studies used to approve popular weed-killer Calgary lawyer challenging gay-straight alliance bill compares pride flags to swastikas 'We must not simply stand by': World leaders at Paris forum stress peace after Remembrance Day ceremony Ready for anything — the business advantage of military experience: Don Pittis Harrowing escapes, heartbreaking loss in fire-scorched northern California There are enough 'hypeworthy Canadians' to create a new category at People's Choice Awards No one injured after freight train carrying industrial chemical derails in Toronto

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'It's something out of a Hitchcock film': Experts re-examine unsolved Canadian airliner bombing | Marvel Comics icon Stan Lee dead at 95 | 'I was beginning to lose hope': Woman battles bank for 2 years for information on her own account | Search for bodies underway as California wildfires continue to burn

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'It's something out of a Hitchcock film': Experts re-examine unsolved Canadian airliner bombing Mon, 12 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Modern investigative techniques are being applied to the mysterious unsolved bombing of Canadian Pacific Flight 21, which killed 52 people in B.C. in 1965.

Marvel Comics icon Stan Lee dead at 95 Mon, 12 Nov 2018 14:15:26 EST Stan Lee, who dreamed up Spider-Man, Iron Man, the Hulk and a cavalcade of other Marvel Comics superheroes that became mythic figures in pop culture with soaring success at the movie box office, has died at the age of 95.

'I was beginning to lose hope': Woman battles bank for 2 years for information on her own account Sun, 11 Nov 2018 20:00:00 EST An Edmonton woman is speaking out about a two-year battle with her bank to access information about her account after she noticed a questionable transaction.

Search for bodies underway as California wildfires continue to burn Sun, 11 Nov 2018 14:54:00 EST Experts in identifying human remains joined California police and firefighters on Monday in the grim task of sifting through the charred debris of homes destroyed in the most devastating wildfire in state history, searching for hundreds of missing people.

Scientists are redefining the kilogram Canadian spy chief has heard audio of Khashoggi murder, CSIS says Israeli airstrike destroys Hamas TV building after rockets fired from Gaza Trudeau heads to ASEAN summit to 'mend relations' a year after thorny trade talks Video captures refugee children enjoying snow for 1st time Canada falling short on flu vaccinations: internal report City of Toronto quashes plans to buy hotel housing refugees, asylum seekers Vatican orders U.S. bishops to delay vote on sex abuse scandal NHL, retired players reach tentative settlement in concussion lawsuit Aung San Suu Kyi stripped of Amnesty 'conscience' award To bid or not to bid?: Calgarians will decide fate of city's Olympic ambitions

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More than 20 child killers sent to healing lodges since 2011, figures show | Lilly Singh announces she's taking a break from YouTube | Teacher with criminal history arrested after altercation with student | U.K. cabinet to consider new draft Brexit deal agreed to by negotiators

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More than 20 child killers sent to healing lodges since 2011, figures show Tue, 13 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST More than 20 child murderers have been transferred to Indigenous healing lodges since 2011, according to numbers from the Minister of Public Safety's office.

Lilly Singh announces she's taking a break from YouTube Tue, 13 Nov 2018 15:28:16 EST Lily Singh, the Canadian YouTuber who goes by the name Superwoman, says she's taking a break from posting to focus on her mental health.

Teacher with criminal history arrested after altercation with student Tue, 13 Nov 2018 07:38:00 EST RCMP have arrested a Halifax-area teacher accused of assault and mischief after an Oct. 3 incident involving a student. The administration at a Cole Harbour high school knew he had a criminal history and had vouched for his character following at least one of his earlier brushes with the law.

U.K. cabinet to consider new draft Brexit deal agreed to by negotiators Tue, 13 Nov 2018 12:25:50 EST Negotiators from Britain and the European Union have struck a proposed divorce deal that will be presented to politicians on both sides for approval, officials in London and Brussels say.

10 people die from illicit drug overdoses every day in Canada, study suggests Journalists barred from Morneau speech in Beijing a day after Trudeau praises free press Why Toronto won by losing its bid for Amazon's new headquarters Canadian oilsands player calls for government to mandate production cuts Trudeau's Singapore pitch: Canada 'just getting started' on trade Vaughan, Ont., man says fraudster used fake IDs to take $45K from his bank accounts 'One more zero would be nice': Former NHLers decry tentative concussion deal Canadian war vet denied access to N.S. veterans hospital Pink Legacy diamond sets new world record CNN sues Trump administration for taking away reporter's credentials 'I just wanted to drop to the floor,' says Alberta woman in Thailand who avoids jail time for vandalism

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Patrick Brown cites sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario finance minister in new book | Canada Post makes new offer to employees as eBay calls on Ottawa to end strikes | Inuit lives must be protected over polar bears, Nunavut community says | Why Calgary passed on the 2026 Olympics — and what's next for the Games nobody seems to want

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Patrick Brown cites sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario finance minister in new book Wed, 14 Nov 2018 16:31:23 EST A new book released by former PC leader Patrick Brown raises allegations of spying by members of his former party and sexual misconduct against a current cabinet minister. He describes the night he was forced to resign as 'The Night of Knives.'

Canada Post makes new offer to employees as eBay calls on Ottawa to end strikes Wed, 14 Nov 2018 16:47:28 EST Canada Post has issued what it calls a "time-limited" contract offer to its employees in hopes of ending rotating strikes that have created a backlog of undelivered parcels. The offer came just hours after online sales and auctioning giant eBay called on the federal government to legislate an end to the contract dispute.

Inuit lives must be protected over polar bears, Nunavut community says Wed, 14 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Government officials must do a better job of controlling the polar bear population along the west coast of Hudson Bay, according to residents left scared and angered by a pair of recent and deadly attacks.

Why Calgary passed on the 2026 Olympics — and what's next for the Games nobody seems to want Wed, 14 Nov 2018 08:19:18 EST Calgary voters have sent politicians a clear message: They want no part of the city's beleaguered bid for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Beyond the boosterism of those connected to the Olympic movement, there never seemed to be an overwhelming amount of genuine excitement among everyday Calgarians.

Crews intensify search for victims of California's deadliest wildfire Liberals won't table promised Indigenous rights recognition legislation in Parliament this fall Theresa May persuades cabinet on Brexit divorce, but Parliament challenge ahead Putin, Trump appear headed for bickering in Buenos Aires as Russia riles U.S., NATO alliance Substance use costs $1,000 to $2,600 per person in Canada each year, study says Prince Charles at 70: Will he meddle as king? He says no, but he's had a lot of practice Trudeau and Chinese premier reveal progress, even without formal trade talks Iqaluit's largest grocery store prepares to reopen after fire After facing near extinction, mountain gorilla population grows Halifax-based naval officer charged with 3 counts of sexual assault Reckless rhetoric is the real threat to public faith in Florida recounts: Keith Boag

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Ontario PCs slash spending and oversight, unveil tax cut and new LCBO hours in 1st economic plan | Canadian gas prices fall as crude oil continues slide | Canada considering sanctions against Saudis over murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi | Ikea's latest pitch: Bring back your used furniture to resell for store credit

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Ontario PCs slash spending and oversight, unveil tax cut and new LCBO hours in 1st economic plan Thu, 15 Nov 2018 13:33:45 EST Months after Ontario's finance minister said finding fiscal balance will "require everyone to make sacrifices without exception," the public got its first glance at how the government will try to do it.

Canadian gas prices fall as crude oil continues slide Thu, 15 Nov 2018 14:32:20 EST Canadian drivers are seeing the lowest prices for gasoline in months, as a slump in the price of crude oil hits gas stations.

Canada considering sanctions against Saudis over murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi Thu, 15 Nov 2018 15:46:06 EST Canada is "actively considering" deploying Magnitsky Act sanctions over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said today.

Ikea's latest pitch: Bring back your used furniture to resell for store credit Thu, 15 Nov 2018 16:18:10 EST Furniture retailer Ikea has launched a program that will allow people to bring back gently used furniture to be resold at their stores, reducing the amount of waste that goes to landfill while giving their customers store credit to buy more stuff.

Rare microbes lead scientists to discover new branch on the tree of life Toronto private school didn't report incident of alleged sexual assault, police say Florida senate race headed for hand recount Brexit omnishambles throws British government into chaos Canada resisting UN request to extend Mali mission: sources Federal government issues permanent postal ban on hate speech publication Fiddler on the Roof theatergoer ejected after 'Heil Hitler! Heil Trump' outburst Woman who was raped worries about man's sexsomnia defence Six Nations woman who died in triple homicide was pregnant, police reveal German tourist shot in head near Calgary still requires 24/7 care Firefighters make progress in California Camp Fire as search continues for missing

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Stop sending mail and parcels, Canada Post asks foreign services | Toronto private school at centre of sexual assault investigation alerts police to 3rd 'incident' | Trump says he wrote answers to Robert Mueller's questions 'very easily' | B.C. couple who planned holiday to California spend vacation helping wildfire evacuees

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Stop sending mail and parcels, Canada Post asks foreign services Fri, 16 Nov 2018 14:05:09 EST Canada Post has asked 190 international partners to halt mail and parcel shipments to Canada as it reels under a backlog resulting from a labour dispute. The Trudeau government gave one final push Friday to bring the dispute to a close, suggesting it will act quickly if rotating strikes continue beyond a Saturday midnight deadline.

Toronto private school at centre of sexual assault investigation alerts police to 3rd 'incident' Fri, 16 Nov 2018 14:02:09 EST Officials at a Toronto private boys' school announced Friday they've notified police about a third "incident" as the school continues to deal with a crisis sparked by allegations that students have been assaulted or sexually assaulted on camera.

Trump says he wrote answers to Robert Mueller's questions 'very easily' Fri, 16 Nov 2018 14:39:42 EST U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday denied he was "agitated" about the special counsel investigation and said he has answered written questions from special counsel Robert Mueller but hasn't yet submitted them.

B.C. couple who planned holiday to California spend vacation helping wildfire evacuees Fri, 16 Nov 2018 09:00:00 EST A Penticton couple bound for a vacation in Paradise, Calif., decided to help wildfire victims instead.

Finger pointed at Canada's emissions as world falls short of climate-change targets Democrat admits defeat in hard-fought Georgia governor race, vows to sue Morneau unlikely to match Trump's tax moves in economic update Alberta energy firms split on call for government-imposed production cuts Your smartphone is burning a lot of carbon Ontario workplace safety board reviewing Uber Eats following Marketplace investigation White House must return CNN reporter's media pass, judge rules 2 Toronto city councillors charged with alleged campaign finance violations Seismic records show Newfoundland was literally shaking from wind and waves May names Brexit secretary amid cabinet departures, no-confidence vote rumours Widows is the Oscar-worthy movie Viola Davis deserves and America needs

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Why sex assault veiled as hazing may be viewed as a 'rite of passage' | 'It blows my mind': How B.C. destroys a key natural wildfire defence every year | Why Doug Ford's Franco-Ontarian cost-cutting could spell trouble for Andrew Scheer | Democrat Andrew Gillum concedes Florida governor's race following vote recount

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Why sex assault veiled as hazing may be viewed as a 'rite of passage' Sat, 17 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The combination of an all-boys private school with a particular emphasis on sports teams could create the environment for sexualized hazing like what is alleged to have occurred at St. Michael's College School in Toronto.

'It blows my mind': How B.C. destroys a key natural wildfire defence every year Sat, 17 Nov 2018 11:00:00 EST Last year, 12,812 hectares of B.C. forest was sprayed with the herbicide glyphosate. It's an annual event — a mass extermination of broadleaf trees mandated by the province.

Why Doug Ford's Franco-Ontarian cost-cutting could spell trouble for Andrew Scheer Sat, 17 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Doug Ford has built a wedge between francophones and his government in Ontario — and it could frustrate Andrew Scheer's hopes of gaining ground in Quebec.

Democrat Andrew Gillum concedes Florida governor's race following vote recount Sat, 17 Nov 2018 18:40:02 EST Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum conceded Florida's gubernatorial election on Saturday as a recount of ballots neared its end, and the Democrat congratulated Republican former congressman Ron DeSantis on becoming the state's next governor.

The weight of silence: Ryan Shtuka's disappearance continues to haunt B.C. ski resort Trump administration denies reaching conclusion on Khashoggi killing Canada's rushed rollout of legal cannabis has been a gift to the illegal market Trump visits fire-scorched California as 1,000 still unaccounted for Police confirm vandalism after Coast Guard ship tumbled into water in N.S. Canada seeks strategic allies as U.S.-China trade war dominates APEC Parcel backlog mounting as CUPW rejects latest offer from Canada Post Fly Jamaica passenger, 86, dies days after crash landing in Guyana Iqaluit residents line up as city's largest grocery store reopens after fire Top U.S. general says competition with old foes requires new strategies Pediatricians call for ban on flavoured vaping products — but Health Canada isn't going there

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Postal workers' union makes counter-offer | Scheer urges Liberals to set date for balanced budget | Toronto boys' private school launches independent review amid sexual assault investigation by police | A new 'arms race': How the U.S. military is spending millions to fight fake images

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Postal workers' union makes counter-offer Sun, 18 Nov 2018 10:26:00 EST There is no end in sight for the Canada Post rotating strikes, after the postal workers' union rejected the corporation's contract offer and countered with its own proposal.

Scheer urges Liberals to set date for balanced budget Sun, 18 Nov 2018 15:19:07 EST Accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of breaking promises and robbing future generations, the Conservatives stepped up pressure on the government to release a date for a balanced budget at a news conference on Sunday.

Toronto boys' private school launches independent review amid sexual assault investigation by police Sun, 18 Nov 2018 16:25:48 EST A Toronto private boys' school at the centre of controversy after allegations that students have been assaulted or sexually assaulted on camera says that it will launch a "rigorous independent examination."

A new 'arms race': How the U.S. military is spending millions to fight fake images Sun, 18 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Fake videos that appear real are just one of the reasons a specialized team at the U.S. Department of Defence is investing tens of millions of dollars to develop competing technology that would automatically spot manipulated videos and images.

Western allies focus on crisis of leadership at Halifax security forum New mortgage rules may push prospective home buyers towards unregulated lenders After oil spill and rough weather, N.L. regulator shuts down all offshore rigs Next Canadian federal election will be target for Russian meddling: Sajjan Trudeau 'deeply disappointed' by cuts to Ontario French services Why the U.S. could lose the next big war - and what that means for Canada Trump said Finns use raking to prevent wildfires, puzzling Finland's president Scammed senior citizens being recruited as drug mules: CBSA Government to pledge $400 million for transport projects in Canada's North NATO warned Russian election meddling an evolving threat that must be met APEC talks conclude without communiqué amid U.S.-China trade tensions

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'They could have stopped this': Sex abuse warnings at Ottawa high school went unheeded | Union rejects Canada Post offer of 'cooling off' period with mediation amid strike | Toronto police charge 6 students in St. Michael's College School investigation | Britain on a cliff edge: Brexit, bedlam or bust?

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'They could have stopped this': Sex abuse warnings at Ottawa high school went unheeded Mon, 19 Nov 2018 04:00:57 EST Over the course of decades, three different teachers at the same Ottawa high school sexually abused dozens of teenage boys and girls. A CBC investigation found parents and teachers raised concerns about two of the men, but nothing was ever done.

Union rejects Canada Post offer of 'cooling off' period with mediation amid strike Mon, 19 Nov 2018 09:13:13 EST Canada Post's largest union has rejected the mail carrier's proposal of a "cooling off" period followed by mediation that would have brought an end to all strike activity until January.

Toronto police charge 6 students in St. Michael's College School investigation Mon, 19 Nov 2018 11:06:56 EST Toronto police have charged six students in connection with an alleged gang sexual assault at St. Michael's College School that was captured on camera and shared on social media.

Britain on a cliff edge: Brexit, bedlam or bust? Mon, 19 Nov 2018 15:15:39 EST Britain’s plans to leave the European Union have descended into chaos and confusion. Nahlah Ayed looks at some of the many the scenarios that could unfold in the coming days.

Dying star in our galaxy could unleash one of universe's most powerful explosions Get ready for another test of the wireless emergency alert system 'You're gonna lose your money': Air Canada online glitch leaves retiree on hook for flight he didn't book Alberta RCMP investigate 'disturbing' video of coyote slowly beaten to death Saudi crown prince will be at G20 summit later this month: Saudi media Judge rejects sexsomnia defence, finds man guilty of sexual assault What does $48K in renos get you? For one woman, a home stripped bare White House press corps opts for author over entertainer for next year's dinner 'Striking' APEC confrontation causes uncertainty ahead of G20 White House restores CNN reporter Acosta's media pass — with a warning Zero-emission rules mean fewer electric car choices for most Canadians: Don Pittis

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Avoid eating romaine lettuce in Ontario and Quebec amid E. coli outbreak, health officials warn | Trump says U.S. won't punish Saudis for role in Khashoggi killing | Police investigate after receiving videos of another alleged assault from St. Michael's College School | Sergeant-at-arms, clerk at B.C. Legislature on leave amid criminal probe

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Avoid eating romaine lettuce in Ontario and Quebec amid E. coli outbreak, health officials warn Tue, 20 Nov 2018 15:54:07 EST The Public Health Agency of Canada and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration say they are working to determine the source of an outbreak of E. coli infections on both sides of the border.

Trump says U.S. won't punish Saudis for role in Khashoggi killing Tue, 20 Nov 2018 13:25:19 EST U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States intends to remain a "steadfast partner" of Saudi Arabia even though "it could very well be" that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had knowledge of the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Police investigate after receiving videos of another alleged assault from St. Michael's College School Tue, 20 Nov 2018 11:23:47 EST Toronto police say they are investigating after receiving two videos Monday allegedly showing a St. Michael's College School student being assaulted with a belt.

Sergeant-at-arms, clerk at B.C. Legislature on leave amid criminal probe Tue, 20 Nov 2018 14:40:41 EST Two key officials at the British Columbia Legislature have been placed on indefinite leave over what an official says is a criminal investigation.

Auditor general trashes Liberal plan to keep CF-18s flying until 2032 Ottawa ready to order Canada Post back to work Andrew Scheer pushes lifetime firearms ban for criminals, calls Liberal policies 'lazy' Global markets sink again as tech and retail stocks drop Skyscraper elevator plunges 84 floors — and everyone survives Inmate accused of disarming guard and shooting visitor at Kingston hospital David Johnston has spent $76K in 6 months since leaving Rideau Hall Missing helicopter found after search by Quebec provincial police, army Worst may be yet to come for cannabis execs, pot users looking to cross Canada-U.S. border, experts say U.S. stands by Saudi Arabia as purported transcript of Khashoggi killing goes public Top Kremlin critics aim to stop Russian from becoming Interpol head