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Canada talking with U.S. about Trump tax: Morneau | Man arrested 'on suspicion of terrorist offences' after car crash outside U.K. Parliament | Preparing to read the crystal ball on tomorrow's real estate numbers: Don Pittis | Scientists uncover secret behind beautiful glowing Bermuda fireworms

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC News Top Headlines - Morning View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback Canada talking with U.S. about Trump tax: Morneau Tue, 14 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Canadian government has been talkiing to the U.S. government about the impact a retroactive tax signed into law by U.S. President Donald Trump is having north of the border, Finance Minister Bill Morneau revealed Monday. Man arrested 'on suspicion of terrorist offences' after car crash outside U.K. Parliament Tue, 14 Aug 2018 03:15:33 EDT Two people were injured when a car drove into security barriers outside the British parliament on Tuesday and the driver was arrested, emergency services said, with counter-terrorism police leading the investigation into the incident. Preparing to read the crystal ball on tomorrow's real estate numbers: Don Pittis Tue, 14 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The latest numbers from the Canadian Real Estate Association will offer clues on whether falling sales will translate into price declines. Scientists uncover secret behind beautiful glowing Bermuda fireworms Tue, 14 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE concludes that the unique bioluminescent creatures first documented by Christopher Columbus get their glow on in a way that's entirely unlike the better understood firefly. 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 Drop in asylum-seeker numbers means Nav Centre in Cornwall, Ont., may not be needed Ottawa deploys 200 troops to B.C. to help with wildfire fight Defendants arrested at New Mexico compound to be released Ontario to allow private retailers to sell cannabis, province will handle online sales Trump, Omarosa trade insults, charges in day-long spat Court issues order to suppress details about fatal Fredericton shooting Man flies plane into Utah home after fight with wife 'There's virtually nothing left:' residents return home after Parry Sound 33 forest fire Canadian Little Leaguer not able to join team at World Series due to immigration issue CBC News Top Headlines - Morning You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC News Top Headlines - Morning 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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Accused Fredericton killer Matthew Raymond had a 'short fuse,' former co-worker says | Italy bridge collapse kills 37, ignites national anger | Trudeau government started pushing Saudis to release blogger soon after election, 2015 memo shows | Democrats go for diversity, Republicans for Trump choices on busy night of primaries

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Accused Fredericton killer Matthew Raymond had a 'short fuse,' former co-worker says Wed, 15 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A former co-worker of the man accused of murdering four people, including two police officers, in Fredericton last week describes him as a happy man who could have a "short fuse."

Italy bridge collapse kills 37, ignites national anger Wed, 15 Aug 2018 02:16:15 EDT Rescue workers combed through the rubble of Italy's bridge collapse on Wednesday as the death toll climbed to 37 and the government blamed the bridge's private owner, demanding resignations and moving to strip its toll concession.

Trudeau government started pushing Saudis to release blogger soon after election, 2015 memo shows Wed, 15 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A 2015 government memo shows the government's recent tweet criticizing Saudi Arabia's handling of the Raif Badawi case did not replace back-channel diplomacy. In fact, the Liberals were pressing the matter privately within weeks of taking office with the same Saudi official who is now demanding Canada apologize.

Democrats go for diversity, Republicans for Trump choices on busy night of primaries Tue, 14 Aug 2018 22:23:17 EDT Democrats embraced diversity Tuesday in a primary night of firsts, while Republicans in Minnesota rejected a familiar face of the GOP old guard in favor of a rising newcomer aligned with President Donald Trump.

The crazy high stakes facing Crazy Rich Asians at the box office The Liberals want to 'refresh' the shipbuilding strategy. What does that mean? What bus service in Western Canada will look like without Greyhound Jagmeet Singh tours Quebec, where the NDP faces a fight to hang on Canada's Wonderland building 'dive roller-coaster' for 2019 Smoky skies raise air quality concerns across B.C. Trump lashes out at Omarosa, calls her 'that dog' 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

'Google Generation' wants more technology in health care but still values personal touch Convenience store clerk leaps over counter to fight off 2 shotgun-toting robbers

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Troubled Parliamentary Protective Service in financial dispute with Mounties | Fate of ex-Trump aide Manafort in jury's hands — and same could be said of Mueller's Russia probe | If you thought this year was hot, wait until you hear about the global warming 'hiatus' that's about to end | Building consensus on sex education may be a 'fool's errand,' researcher says

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Troubled Parliamentary Protective Service in financial dispute with Mounties Thu, 16 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada's Parliament Hill police service is barely three years old - and continues to be a troubled workplace. CBC News has obtained internal documents describing a $1.18 million billing dispute between the RCMP and the Parliamentary Protective Service that has lingered for more than a year.

Fate of ex-Trump aide Manafort in jury's hands — and same could be said of Mueller's Russia probe Thu, 16 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The trial of former Trump campaign boss Paul Manafort may have been a dry-as-dust bank fraud and tax-evasion case, but former federal prosecutors say the jury's impending verdict could have major implications for special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

If you thought this year was hot, wait until you hear about the global warming 'hiatus' that's about to end Thu, 16 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The past four years have been the hottest on record, but new research shows the Earth was actually in a global warming "hiatus" that is about to end — and make the Earth even hotter.

Building consensus on sex education may be a 'fool's errand,' researcher says Thu, 16 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT As Ontario grapples with its sex education curriculum, any effort to come up with a consensus on what should be taught in schools may very well be a 'fool's errand,' says a noted researcher on the controversial issue.

Here's what British Columbians are facing under a blanket of smoke and blazing wildfires If the world ate the USDA-recommended diet, there wouldn't be enough land to grow it Toronto authorities identify teen who died trying to save mother and son at beach By the numbers: The Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe Trump revokes security clearance for ex-CIA director Brennan Italy searches for victims, culprit in Genoa bridge collapse $50K interim payments approved to survivors and families of Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims 'I feel really blessed': B.C. Little Leaguer heading to World Series Andrew Scheer joins caucus members in condemning Bernier's 'identity politics' Ottawa to declare federal holiday to mark legacy of residential school system The Saudi temper tantrum could land one devastating blow — to Canadian health care: Neil Macdonald

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3 dead after plane crash near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., 2 survivors treated | Crews watch winds closely as B.C.'s biggest wildfire burns near Prince George | Tesla shares stumble as Musk tells newspaper he's cracking under stress | National Geographic says it 'went too far' with emaciated polar bear video

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We had a technical problem with today’s CBC Morning Digest which caused it not to be delivered at the usual time . We apologize for this error. Here’s the complete Morning Digest for August 17th. 3 dead after plane crash near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., 2 survivors treated Fri, 17 Aug 2018 11:44:31 EDT Three people died and two people, including the pilot, were treated after a Simpson Air flight went down Thursday night in the Northwest Territories.

Crews watch winds closely as B.C.'s biggest wildfire burns near Prince George Fri, 17 Aug 2018 11:03:32 EDT More than 150 firefighters and thousands of residents will be watching the weather in northern B.C. on Friday as the largest fire in the province continues to burn, leaving people in nearby cities and communities on edge.

Tesla shares stumble as Musk tells newspaper he's cracking under stress Fri, 17 Aug 2018 10:23:23 EDT Tesla shares are falling Friday after CEO Elon Musk admitted in an interview with the New York Times that stress is taking a heavy toll on him.

National Geographic says it 'went too far' with emaciated polar bear video Fri, 17 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT One year after a controversial video that linked an emaciated polar bear to climate change, National Geographic has published an article on what went wrong.

Alleged Fredericton gunman tweeted about death of Moncton Mounties You'll never guess where Vladimir Putin is going to show up this weekend How crossing into Canada helped this Little Leaguer reach the World Series Canada's inflation rate rises to 3%, highest level since 2011 Bank robber returns to the scene of his crime 60 years later — for lunch Most CRA auditors polled say Canada's tax system is skewed to protect the wealthy Canadian musicians on what made Aretha Franklin the Queen of Soul At least 7 Pennsylvania priests accused of sex abuse were sent to Toronto-area clergy rehab The latest investment trend? Take low-fee a step further and make it free Judge lifts publication ban on details of deadly Fredericton shooting Shipbuilding program hits snag as inspection finds defective welds in hull

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RCMP commissioner 'not sure' handgun ban is the answer to gun violence | Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan dies at age 80 | Bell, Rogers say CRTC's unlocked phone rule has sparked a crime spree | Let's clear up some misconceptions about cannabis addiction. First off: yes, it's real

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RCMP commissioner 'not sure' handgun ban is the answer to gun violence Sat, 18 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT There are growing calls across the country for a handgun ban after a recent spate of shootings, but the new head of the RCMP isn't convinced.

Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan dies at age 80 Sat, 18 Aug 2018 06:35:10 EDT Former United Nations Secretary General and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Kofi Annan has died in a hospital in Bern, Switzerland.

Bell, Rogers say CRTC's unlocked phone rule has sparked a crime spree 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.

Let's clear up some misconceptions about cannabis addiction. First off: yes, it's real Sat, 18 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A misconception I often hear is that if cannabis addiction is real, it must only be psychologically addicting, not physically addicting. This is not true.

Despite 'Good Samaritan' law, many drug users too scared of arrest to report overdoses Bad feelings between Canada and Russia don't matter in space, says astronaut David Saint-Jacques Low-carb diets associated with lower life expectancy, study suggests

At least 7 Pennsylvania priests accused of sex abuse were sent to Toronto-area clergy rehab

Security enhanced after death threats to judge in Paul Manafort trial Sign vandalized after MP Maxime Bernier calls out Winnipeg park for 'extreme multiculturalism' Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite

Most CRA auditors polled say Canada's tax system is skewed to protect the wealthy

Mueller recommends 6 months in prison for Papadopoulos Crews watch winds closely as B.C.'s biggest wildfire grows near Prince George The National for August 17, 2018

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Majority of B.C. — and 3 other provinces — under special weather statement due to wildfire smoke | How hydrogen could shake up Canada's energy sector | Fans injured in storm at Backstreet Boys Oklahoma concert | Iran says U.S. 'action group' will fail to overthrow Iranian state

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Majority of B.C. — and 3 other provinces — under special weather statement due to wildfire smoke Sat, 18 Aug 2018 12:30:44 EDT Smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning across B.C. has left virtually all of the province in a haze.

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.

Fans injured in storm at Backstreet Boys Oklahoma concert Sun, 19 Aug 2018 05:40:48 EDT An outdoor concert in Oklahoma featuring the Backstreet Boys and 98 Degrees was cancelled after a storm with high winds and rain hit, injuring at least 14 people.

Iran says U.S. 'action group' will fail to overthrow Iranian state Sun, 19 Aug 2018 06:02:53 EDT Iran's foreign minister said on Sunday that a newly established Iran Action Group in the U.S. State Department aims to overthrow the Iranian state, but it would fail.

Hong Kong democracy movement bides its time in face of legal onslaught from China Indian relay sport giving youth a 'chance to become something' Heroes for a nation: 2 Fredericton police officers honoured at regimental funeral Merkel, Putin tackle tough topics in meeting outside Berlin CRTC's unlocked phone rule has sparked a crime spree, Bell and Rogers say

Let's clear up some misconceptions about cannabis addiction. First off: yes, it's real

Bad feelings between Canada and Russia don't matter in space, says astronaut David Saint-Jacques

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.

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Are upgrades at Canada's northernmost military facility enough to guarantee Arctic sovereignty? | Flights cancelled as B.C. wildfire smoke chokes airports | U.K. real estate firm brings its full-service, no-commission model to Canada: Don Pittis | Canadian IndyCar driver suffers multiple injuries after violent crash

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Are upgrades at Canada's northernmost military facility enough to guarantee Arctic sovereignty? Mon, 20 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan’s Northern tour didn’t come with any new spending announcements. Instead he talked up the importance of projects nearing completion, that he says will bolster Canada’s claim to Arctic sovereignty.

Flights cancelled as B.C. wildfire 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.

U.K. real estate firm brings its full-service, no-commission model to Canada: Don Pittis Mon, 20 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Expect Purplebricks real estate signs to show up soon in Canada after the U.K.-based discount seller buys into the Canadian market.

Canadian IndyCar driver suffers multiple injuries after violent crash Sun, 19 Aug 2018 14:57:22 EDT Canada's Robert Wickens went soaring into the fence at Pocono Raceway in a scary wreck that brought Sunday's IndyCar race to a halt.

Canadian travellers should welcome unionization at WestJet Afghan forces free 149 people taken by Taliban, 21 still held Tossing contact lenses in the sink or toilet? They could end up as microplastics in waterways Liberals' plan to revamp resource approval process facing fight on two fronts Earthquake swarm jolts Indonesian islands, killing at least 12 Trump blasts New York Times for story on White House lawyer Don McGahn At least 19 killed by militants in northeast Nigeria, survivor says

Why scientists suspect proof of a turning point in Earth's history is sitting in a lake in Milton, Ont.

How hydrogen could shake up Canada's energy sector

Toronto man's letter spurs Ottawa to start reporting corrected typos in legislation Former CIA director Brennan considers legal action to stop clearance revocations

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Transport Canada to scale back government oversight of commercial pilot testing | 'Does Madonna know Madonna didn't die?': Rambling Aretha Franklin tribute earns backlash | Big banks set to reveal quarterly profits as NAFTA fears and rate hikes loom | Maxime Bernier is challenging orthodoxy. He deserves a civil reply: Neil Macdonald

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Transport Canada to scale back government oversight of commercial pilot testing Tue, 21 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Starting this fall, people hired by the airlines to evaluate the competence of Canada's commercial pilots will be subject to less direct oversight from Transport Canada.

'Does Madonna know Madonna didn't die?': Rambling Aretha Franklin tribute earns backlash Tue, 21 Aug 2018 02:14:04 EDT The backlash was swift for Madonna's rambling, egocentric tribute to Aretha Franklin at the MTV Video Music Awards, with media and Queen-of-Soul fans wondering why she got the gig in the first place.

Big banks set to reveal quarterly profits as NAFTA fears and rate hikes loom Tue, 21 Aug 2018 04:00:01 EDT The big Canadian banks are set to reveal their quarterly earnings over the next week, and investors will take a close look to see whether anxiety over higher interest rates and an uncertain trade environment are hurting the economy's prospects.

Maxime Bernier is challenging orthodoxy. He deserves a civil reply: Neil Macdonald Tue, 21 Aug 2018 04:01:00 EDT Dismissing Bernier as a nativist, or white nationalist, or simply racist is just more of the reflexive, ad hominem groupthink that's currently so fashionable.

Scientists slowly cast light on celestial mystery known as Steve Liberals faced closed-door criticism over now-cancelled Super Hornet fighter plan: documents Air quality plummets in Metro Vancouver as wildfire smoke blankets South Coast Trudeau: No apologies for heckler encounter, pledges to call out 'hate speech' 'This is why we play the game': Canada stuns Mexico at Little League World Series Russian hackers target U.S. conservative think-tanks and Senate, Microsoft says Toronto council votes to challenge Doug Ford's council-slashing bill in court Death toll in southern Italy gorge flood hits 10 Weinstein accuser Asia Argento settled her own sex assault complaint: report Trump complains about interest rate hikes, says he'll 'most likely' meet North Korean leader again The Eagles topple the King of Pop for No. 1 album crown

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How Cohen's plea deal and Manafort's conviction spawned 'the worst day of Trump's presidency so far' | Canada's new Moscow embassy building empty for 10 years — at a cost of $26M | Here's what Air Canada's takeover of Aeroplan will mean for members | Trudeau and Horgan set aside pipeline differences as federal cabinet retreat begins in B.C.

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How Cohen's plea deal and Manafort's conviction spawned 'the worst day of Trump's presidency so far' Wed, 22 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Trump’s bad day started in the morning with his ex-campaign chair Paul Manafort convicted for bank and tax fraud. Later, his ex-lawyer and “fixer” Michael Cohen made a plea deal on campaign finance violations and other crimes — with the potential for directly implicating Trump.

Canada's new Moscow embassy building empty for 10 years — at a cost of $26M Wed, 22 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada has spent some $26 million over the last decade to rent and maintain an empty building in Moscow. It's supposed to be the new home of Canada's embassy, but the move has been dogged by delays. The government recently revived the project, though sour relations with the Kremlin may be a problem.

Here's what Air Canada's takeover of Aeroplan will mean for members Wed, 22 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Now that Air Canada is poised to buy Aeroplan, members have new concerns: what happens to their hard-earned miles, and what will the program look like with Air Canada in the cockpit?

Trudeau and Horgan set aside pipeline differences as federal cabinet retreat begins in B.C. Wed, 22 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Justin Trudeau may have ruled out an early fall election, but as the prime minister gathers his cabinet for a retreat in Nanaimo Wednesday, the Liberals look more and more like a government with next year's campaign on its mind.

When sorry isn't enough — pressure grows on companies to apologize quickly in the age of viral content Mexican living illegally in U.S. charged with slaying of Iowa student RCMP asked to investigate allegations hydro workers sexually abused Indigenous women in Manitoba in 1960s Facebook yanks hundreds of pages and accounts, says Iran and Russia were behind many Paul Manafort guilty on 8 charges in fraud trial; mistrial on 10 others Calgary man's murder plan included GPS tracker on ex-wife's car, borrowed shotgun Transcript of Trudeau's exchange with hecklers at Quebec event Michael Cohen says he paid hush money to women at Trump's direction Ice has been found on the surface of the moon U.S. to impose anti-dumping duties of 24% plus on Canadian-made pipes Asia Argento denies sexual relationship with accuser

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Bell and Rogers employees reveal sales secrets submitted to public inquiry | Is Trump's double-whammy legal trouble spooking his base? 'Not one bit' | 'They'll burn with their house': Behind the decision to defy evacuation orders as flames approach | Putin's standoff with a Ukrainian hunger striker is a battle of wills

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Bell and Rogers employees reveal sales secrets submitted to public inquiry Thu, 23 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT 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.

Is Trump's double-whammy legal trouble spooking his base? 'Not one bit' Thu, 23 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Two of Donald Trump's former top associates are in big legal jeopardy, setting off what pundits in Washington called the worst day in Trump's presidency. But the U.S. president's supporters don't seem bothered by the possible legal or political fallout.

'They'll burn with their house': Behind the decision to defy evacuation orders as flames approach Wed, 22 Aug 2018 22:11:30 EDT In the small community of François Lake, which mostly relies on ferry service to get in and out, around 100 people are thought to be defying an evacuation order.

Putin's standoff with a Ukrainian hunger striker is a battle of wills Thu, 23 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada is calling for Oleg Sentsov to be pardoned, as Russia's most prominent political prisoner passes a difficult milestone in his hunger strike, writes Chris Brown.

Footage captured of Grand Bahama bird so rare that only 1 pair may be left In Halifax, Conservatives get their chance to confront Maxime Bernier Fears of 'going it alone' could mean Canadians won't benefit from more fuel-efficient cars: Don Pittis Rich man, poor man: The high-income guy can expect to live 8 years longer Hawaii feels the effects of approaching Hurricane Lane When will Canada see Trudeau's promised foreign policy wins? 'He loved the farm': A bitter harvest for family of youngest Humboldt Broncos victim Identity politics resurface on eve of Quebec election It's officially the longest stock market boom in history — but can it last? Pipeline purchase 'one irritant' but feds need B.C. onside for climate plan 'This is a joke': Ombudsman won't recommend more money for teacher shot in face in La Loche

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Facing a schism, Conservatives try to knock Maxime Bernier down a peg | Did Trump break laws with hush-money payments? Here's what legal experts are saying | A final $2.1M spent on maintenance for Canada's aging Sea Kings | Vancouver man charged with ignoring medical health officer's orders for HIV treatment

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Facing a schism, Conservatives try to knock Maxime Bernier down a peg Fri, 24 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT It's not the first time the conservative movement has faced a schism, but the prospect of two small-c conservative parties vying for voters in the next federal election has put Conservatives on the offensive as they try to refocus after Maxime Bernier's dramatic departure from the party.

Did Trump break laws with hush-money payments? Here's what legal experts are saying Fri, 24 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump continued denying wrongdoing as the White House struggled to manage fallout from allegations that he orchestrated a campaign coverup to buy the silence of two women who have claimed they had affairs with him.

A final $2.1M spent on maintenance for Canada's aging Sea Kings Fri, 24 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canadian taxpayers will put $2.1 million more into keeping the military's venerable Sea King helicopters flying until retirement, according federal documents. The near-55-year-old fleet of maritime choppers is retiring and the extra cash brings the total multi-year maintenance bill to nearly half a billion dollars.

Vancouver man charged with ignoring medical health officer's orders for HIV treatment Fri, 24 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A Vancouver man who allegedly refused to comply with the orders of the region's medical health officer has been charged under the province's Public Health Act.

'Death of democracy': Minorities in Israel say new law makes them 2nd-class citizens Concern grows for detained UBC grad after Saudi Arabia seeks death penalty for another activist 5 tourists rescued from flooded home as Hurricane Lane swamps Hawaii Australia ruling party chooses Treasurer Scott Morrison as next PM In Bernier, Canadians finally have a leader working for Bernier. Wait — 'them.' I mean them: Robyn Urback 'I think I'm going to die': Abduction of woman near Toronto caught on tape National Enquirer kept damaging Donald Trump stories locked in a safe Isolated Amazonian tribe captured in drone video Woman's death in Kitchener, Ont., home explosion deemed a homicide Medical experts push back as Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop brand comes to Canada Louisiana school under fire after black girl kicked out of class over hair extensions

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Maxime Bernier's impact on next election could be big, even if his party isn't | Trump spread a racially divisive theory on South African land violence this week. Here's what he got wrong | Moving on from Bernier, Conservatives to adopt new policy proposals at convention | A visit from the Pope shows just how much times have changed in Ireland

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Maxime Bernier's impact on next election could be big, even if his party isn't Sat, 25 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Conservatives have a lot to lose, and the Liberals a lot to gain, if Maxime Bernier is successful in building up a new party.

Trump spread a racially divisive theory on South African land violence this week. Here's what he got wrong Sat, 25 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump's tweet on Wednesday expressing outrage over alleged seizures of white farm owners' land in South Africa is fuelling a racist conspiracy theory, Africa scholars say. It could also be an attempt to change the subject from his deep legal woes.

Moving on from Bernier, Conservatives to adopt new policy proposals at convention Sat, 25 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT As Conservatives look to move on from Maxime Bernier's bombshell departure, party members will vote on a series of policy proposals Saturday that they hope will help make their leader Canada's next prime minister.

A visit from the Pope shows just how much times have changed in Ireland Sat, 25 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT In the 1960s, there were 600 Irish students in formation for the priesthood. Today, there are just 25. It is into this moment of profound decline for the Catholic Church in Ireland that Pope Francis arrives in a bid to shore up faith in a church repeatedly discredited by scandal.

Beyoncé, Rihanna, Nyong'o, Haddish — why black women are owning September fashion magazine covers 'It's not right': Walmart criticized for charging more for plus size clothing 'It's a disaster, really': How Meghan Markle's dad became a headache for the Royals Outrage climbs as video of huge rocks thrown from popular Alberta mountain surfaces Passenger ship runs aground near Kugaaruk, Nunavut Andrew Scheer makes pitch for unity after Bernier's dramatic departure Ancient horse found perfectly preserved in Siberian permafrost Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg granted immunity Elon Musk says Tesla to remain public Suspect identified, woman found in good health following Richmond Hill abduction SIU investigating Hamilton police officer in Good Samaritan's death

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Party unity the theme of Conservative convention as Scheer faces challenges from within: Chris Hall | John McCain, war hero and former U.S. presidential candidate, dead at 81 | CRA's tax evasion snitch line raked in 32,000 leads last year | Families, former commanders urge open access to rebuilt Afghan war memorial

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Party unity the theme of Conservative convention as Scheer faces challenges from within: Chris Hall Sun, 26 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT There was nothing in the official agenda at the Conservative policy convention that spoke of the need for party unity, but it became the predominant theme in Halifax as leader Andrew Scheer faced down challenges from within.

John McCain, war hero and former U.S. presidential candidate, dead at 81 Sat, 25 Aug 2018 20:29:12 EDT John McCain, the U.S. senator whose determination lifted him from the torture suffered as a Vietnam prisoner of war to the heights of Capitol Hill and the brink of the White House, has died at age 81.

CRA's tax evasion snitch line raked in 32,000 leads last year Sun, 26 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT For the fifth consecutive year in a row, the Canada Revenue Agency's snitch line has received tens of thousands of tips about suspected tax cheats.

Families, former commanders urge open access to rebuilt Afghan war memorial Sun, 26 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT National Defence will soon inaugurate a rebuilt cenotaph to Canadian and American war dead in Afghanistan. But the memorial stands behind a security cordon at the new DND headquarters in Ottawa and families and former commanders say the public must have easy access to better understand a misunderstood war.

Amazon's Jack Ryan is about fighting terrorism — but can it battle stereotypes? Sir John A. Macdonald's legacy to be recast in his native Scotland amid raging debates over historical figures Conservative delegates defeat anti-abortion resolution, endorse moving Canadian Embassy to Jerusalem Woman dead after falling from Cape Spear cliff in Newfoundland and Labrador Judge blocks Trump's efforts to curtail collective bargaining for federal workers

'It's a disaster, really': How Meghan Markle's dad became a headache for the Royals

Detective's 'hidden side' came out when he took advantage of young sex crime victims Trudeau, Harper among Canadians paying tribute to U.S. Sen. John McCain At least 16 dead after tourist bus crashes in Bulgaria B.C. wildfire smoke lingers over N.S., making for some stunning sunsets and sunrises

Maxime Bernier's impact on next election could be big, even if his party isn't

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Police search for motive in mass shooting at Florida video game tournament | Bank of Canada governor hints he will raise interest rates even if he doesn't have to: Don Pittis | Myanmar military chiefs should face genocide case over Rohingya, UN team says | Even homeowners in Vancouver, Toronto want housing prices to fall, poll suggests

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Police search for motive in mass shooting at Florida video game tournament Mon, 27 Aug 2018 03:23:26 EDT Police searched on Monday for a motive in the third mass shooting in Florida in two years, which left two people dead and 11 wounded in Jacksonville, before the gunman killed himself at a video game tournament.

Bank of Canada governor hints he will raise interest rates even if he doesn't have to: Don Pittis Mon, 27 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Disruption from "The fourth Industrial Revolution" is making the central bank's data harder to read in an era of "augmented uncertainty."

Myanmar military chiefs should face genocide case over Rohingya, UN team says Mon, 27 Aug 2018 04:15:10 EDT Top Myanmar military leaders should be prosecuted for genocide against Rohingya Muslims, investigators working for the UN's top human rights body said Monday.

Even homeowners in Vancouver, Toronto want housing prices to fall, poll suggests Mon, 27 Aug 2018 04:00:19 EDT An Angus Reid survey suggests renters and homeowners in both cities think housing is 'unreasonably high' and governments need to step in to reduce prices.

Goop has exploited the medical establishment's failures on women's health 'I will not say one word on this': Pope on his alleged knowledge of abuse by cardinal More needed to prevent foreign interference in Canadian elections, watchdog says Belugas, narwhals go through menopause Canadian tech firms say latest Ottawa deal again favours U.S. giants Manitoba hiker missing in German Alps found dead, family confirms Shaun Majumder not returning to This Hour Has 22 Minutes Cross-country funeral procession for John McCain in works National title drives Brooke Henderson into Canadian golf lore By secular standards, the Catholic Church is a corrupt organization: Neil Macdonald

CRA's tax evasion snitch line raked in 32,000 leads last year

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'It's fraudulent': Former immigration official says action needed on 'passport babies' | Can Myanmar's generals be prosecuted for genocide against the Rohingya? It's unlikely | 5 new rules the U.S.-Mexico trade deal would set | Spike in cannabis overdoses blamed on potent edibles, poor public education

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'It's fraudulent': Former immigration official says action needed on 'passport babies' Tue, 28 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT One of Canada's former top immigration officials says so-called passport babies are a genuine problem in some Canadian locales and closing a loophole being exploited by pregnant foreign tourists is in order to curtail a fraudulent practice.

Can Myanmar's generals be prosecuted for genocide against the Rohingya? It's unlikely Tue, 28 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A new United Nations report said Myanmar's military showed a "genocidal intent" during violence against Rohingya Muslims, but any attempt to prosecute at the International Criminal Court would likely be thwarted by China and Russia.

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.

Spike in cannabis overdoses blamed on potent edibles, poor public education Tue, 28 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Emergency room visits related to cannabis overdoses have more than doubled in Alberta and almost tripled in Ontario over the past three years as health experts decry the lack of proper product labelling and messaging about the responsible use of cannabis products.

For Canada, a bad NAFTA deal is better than no deal at all Program dollars to help Afghan women did not reach key players: report Tesla wins case against Ontario government over electric vehicle rebates Louisiana school has rescinded its hair extension ban after outcry, archdiocese says Saudis, U.A.E. may have committed war crimes in Yemen 'Gravest crimes': Bob Rae sees hurdles in prosecuting Myanmar military for genocide Under pressure, Trump re-lowers White House flag for McCain 'It kind of came out of nowhere': Shaun Majumder on being fired from This Hour Has 22 Minutes Trump announces U.S.-Mexico trade deal to replace NAFTA, and says 'we will see' if Canada can join Air Canada, WestJet raising checked luggage fees Liberals approve first saliva screening roadside test for marijuana

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What Trump will have to do next in his quest to 'terminate' NAFTA — and how his plan might fail | Dinosaur discovery is 'missing link' in 70-million-year evolutionary gap | Jagmeet Singh's NDP is losing incumbents and that could hurt in 2019 | The cheque is in the mail. But if you live in the West Bank, it might not get there for 8 years

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What Trump will have to do next in his quest to 'terminate' NAFTA — and how his plan might fail Wed, 29 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT U.S President Donald Trump plans to formally initiate the process of transforming NAFTA into a bilateral U.S.-Mexico Trade Agreement Friday, but he faces some tough procedural and political hurdles that may yet torpedo his plans.

Dinosaur discovery is 'missing link' in 70-million-year evolutionary gap Wed, 29 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT With the discovery of two dinosaur fossils in China, scientists think they have found the 70-million-year "missing link" between markedly different dinosaurs from the late Jurassic and the upper Cretaceous periods.

Jagmeet Singh's NDP is losing incumbents and that could hurt in 2019 Wed, 29 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT A higher share of the NDP's caucus is not running for re-election than in previous years. What does it mean for the party?

The cheque is in the mail. But if you live in the West Bank, it might not get there for 8 years Wed, 29 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Parcels, letters, even a wheelchair are waiting to be sorted by the Palestinian post office after Israeli authorities released more than 10 tonnes of mail that had been sitting in Jordan - in some cases up to eight years, writes Derek Stoffel.

Alberta, oilpatch begin public fight with federal government over new fuel regulation A deadline could be good for trade talks, but Trump's isn't firm: Don Pittis 16-year-old boy charged in shooting of German tourist near Calgary Freeland has 'constructive meeting' with U.S. as Canada faces pressure to sign or face auto tariffs Huge swarm of bees surprises and scares tourists in Times Square 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 Woman feared the worst when cows stampeded her East Coast Trail campsite Aunt of victim 'sickened' Veterans Affairs pays for PTSD treatment of murderer who never served

'It's fraudulent': Former immigration official says action needed on 'passport babies'

Trump's threat of a bilateral deal with Mexico may be empty. Here's why

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Canadian NAFTA negotiators reluctant to give up dispute resolution system — even if it no longer works | RCMP officer seriously wounded in western Manitoba shooting | As airlines hike checked bag fees, charges for carry-on luggage could be next | U.S. anarchist selling 3D-printed gun plans: 'Canada can sleep soundly.' Security experts disagree

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Canadian NAFTA negotiators reluctant to give up dispute resolution system — even if it no longer works Thu, 30 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT As Canadian trade negotiators pick through their painful choices at the NAFTA table, it's not entirely clear why they'd cling to a dispute resolution system the U.S. wants to scrap.

RCMP officer seriously wounded in western Manitoba shooting Thu, 30 Aug 2018 01:19:32 EDT An RCMP officer was rushed to hospital with serious injuries after he was shot Wednesday night in western Manitoba.

As airlines hike checked bag fees, charges for carry-on luggage could be next Thu, 30 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Now that Air Canada and WestJet have hiked their checked bag fees for economy fares, some airline experts predict a charge for carry-on could be next.

U.S. anarchist selling 3D-printed gun plans: 'Canada can sleep soundly.' Security experts disagree Thu, 30 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Cody Wilson is on a crusade to spread blueprints for 3D-printed firearms and insists there’s “nothing nefarious” about what he’s doing, despite orders from U.S. courts. The Texas-based gunsmith told CBC News he’s just sharing “how-to” information.

There must be room for some #MeToo men to prove they can evolve: Robyn Urback 'Treatment' to remove metals from children with autism unproven and risky, but no clear regulations White ex-Texas cop gets 15 years in black teenager's death Liberals' handling of NAFTA negotiations wins praise from some trade experts Ontario family loses 2 barns to storm in minutes Survivor recalls deadly encounter with polar bears Why a swarm of bees took over a hot dog stand in Times Square Veterans minister looking into payment for killer's PTSD treatment Accused double murderer Edward Downey released from hospital after suicide attempt B.C. sues pharma companies for costs of opioid overdose treatments 2018 now worst fire season on record as B.C. extends state of emergency

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Is the court decision against the Trans Mountain pipeline a fatal blow or just another hurdle? | A quick guide to following the news should NAFTA talks conclude | 'Chaos' after shots fired in Toronto mall | The myth of the 'Made in America' vehicle — Canada's bestselling SUV shows why it's a fiction

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Is the court decision against the Trans Mountain pipeline a fatal blow or just another hurdle? Fri, 31 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT Despite a court ruling halting construction on the Trans Mountain expansion project, the reality is that the pipeline could still be built. The court ruling states "the end result may be a short delay."

A quick guide to following the news should NAFTA talks conclude Fri, 31 Aug 2018 04:00:00 EDT More than a year of negotiations might reach a breakthrough Friday, if Canada, the United States and Mexico agree on a rewrite of the North American Free Trade Agreement. Here's what to watch for — in its substance, and on the political front.

'Chaos' after shots fired in Toronto mall Thu, 30 Aug 2018 15:12:50 EDT Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Centre will not reopen until Friday after gunfire rang out at the popular north-end mall Thursday afternoon.

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.

Hubble telescope spots 'northern lights' on Saturn NAFTA talks to resume Friday as Trump's deadline looms Manitoba RCMP arrest 4th suspect in officer shooting after tense standoff Former Enron CEO released from prison to halfway house Trans Mountain court ruling a 'blow' to Trudeau's credibility, experts say 'There is no justice in Canada' say ex-soldiers as Supreme Court declines benefits lawsuit Family, fans to bid farewell to Aretha Franklin with music-filled funeral French actor Gérard Depardieu accused of rape Alberta pulling out of federal climate change plan until pipeline construction resumes Who needs NAFTA? Canada can do without it 'Someone needs to care,' says Hamilton gun seller who alerted police she was offered inflated price for a gun

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Did Mexico throw Canada under the NAFTA bus? | Emergency EpiPen alternative priced for Canadian market at $170 each | Next week's NAFTA challenge: Restore momentum after Trump's latest 'bullying' | 'It's a human rights issue': Women fight for the right to be braless on the job

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Did Mexico throw Canada under the NAFTA bus? Sat, 1 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT At the end of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's social media video touting the free trade breakthrough between the U.S. and Mexico, he held up three fingers saying what Mexico really wants is a deal "between Mexico, the U.S. and Canada, in which we all win."

Emergency EpiPen alternative priced for Canadian market at $170 each Sat, 1 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Kaléo Pharmaceuticals' Auvi-Q autoinjector costs more than the EpiPen, but is priced far lower in Canada than in the U.S.

Next week's NAFTA challenge: Restore momentum after Trump's latest 'bullying' Sat, 1 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As he left the stage after an event in Charlotte, North Carolina Friday, Donald Trump's team played the song You Can't Always Get What You Want by the Rolling Stones. It is fun to imagine it as a commentary on the NAFTA talks - but was it a message for Canada, or Trump's supporters?

'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.

'A crisis moment': Tracing the orgins of Venezuela's spiralling economy and its human toll Body of Nigerian man who died in custody remains in limbo 3 weeks later Federal government searches for path forward on pipeline as Alberta pulls plug on climate deal Jays deal Donaldson to Cleveland The National for August 31, 2018 Gay Iraqi asylum seeker 'too girlish' for Austrian officials points to wider anti-immigrant sentiment 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 Railway to Churchill, Man., sold — repairs to begin 'immediately'

The myth of the 'Made in America' vehicle — Canada's bestselling SUV shows why it's a fiction

Stevie Wonder brings mourners at Aretha Franklin's funeral to their feet

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'Determining our growth:' Morden, Man., finds hope for future in provincial immigration program | How the tragedy of Swissair Flight 111 changed the lives of thousands in N.S. | Tic-tac-tic: Matkot is the sound of summer on Israel's beaches | Federal government searches for path forward on pipeline as Alberta pulls plug on climate deal

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'Determining our growth:' Morden, Man., finds hope for future in provincial immigration program 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.

How the tragedy of Swissair Flight 111 changed the lives of thousands in N.S. Sun, 2 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Family members and first responders will gather today with Nova Scotians to remember the victims of Swissair Flight 111, which crashed off Peggys Cove killing all 229 aboard.

Tic-tac-tic: Matkot is the sound of summer on Israel's beaches Sun, 2 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Matkot, a paddleball-type game, reigns supreme on Israeli beaches. But not everyone is in love with it, writes Derek Stoffel.

Federal government searches for path forward on pipeline as Alberta pulls plug on climate deal

Sat, 1 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT

As progress on the Trans Mountain pipeline stalls, Ottawa has lost another provincial ally in the climate fight — leaving the Trudeau government scrambling for answers as the crowd of friendly faces thins across the country.

Trump warns Congress to keep out of NAFTA talks with Canada Saudi students file for asylum in Canada as deadline to return home passes

'It's a human rights issue': Women fight for the right to be braless on the job

Family and friends pay tribute to late U.S. senator John McCain 'I want to bring him home': Body of Nigerian man who died after 'altercation' on plane remains in limbo Aretha Franklin's lack of a will could make things rocky for heirs

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

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'Process is torturous': Federal whistleblower says Canada doesn't protect people who speak out | 'Game-changer': Labour groups claim clout in NAFTA talks | Cancelled reality TV show still a key source of info for Canadians on border agency, report finds | 'Incalculable loss' as massive fire tears through Brazil's 200-year old National Museum

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'Process is torturous': Federal whistleblower says Canada doesn't protect people who speak out Sun, 2 Sep 2018 20:00:00 EDT A former EI fraud investigator is blowing the whistle on Canada's whistleblower protection laws, saying she has paid a high price for speaking out about wrongdoing and the government is not doing enough to protect people like her.

'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.

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.

'Incalculable loss' as massive fire tears through Brazil's 200-year old National Museum Sun, 2 Sep 2018 23:44:32 EDT A massive fire raced through Brazil's 200-year-old National Museum in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, probably destroying its collection of more than 20 million items, ranging from archeological finds to historical memorabilia.

Why London's subway system leaves so many disabled people without a ride Toronto police union head says handgun ban would have 'no impact' Anger — but not surprise — after Japanese university admits to changing test scores to keep women out 3 in critical condition, 10 shot at Southern Calif. apartment Man shot dead near Toronto's Canadian National Exhibition Myanmar court sentences Reuters reporters to 7 years in jail Xbox's Adaptive Controller aims to bring gaming to community of disabled players The dilemma Lana Del Rey and others face performing in Israel Some call it Israel's unofficial national sport. Others call it highly annoying U.K. prime minister says no, again, to 2nd Brexit vote

'It's a human rights issue': Women fight for the right to be braless on the job

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Government to be accuser and gatekeeper of secrets in Mark Norman case | Experts warn populism, not socialism, destroyed Venezuela's economy: Don Pittis | Can you impress a machine? Companies adopt AI to do interviews, shortlist job candidates | 'Looks like Soviet propaganda': Putin turns to new TV show as popularity rating falls

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Government to be accuser and gatekeeper of secrets in Mark Norman case

Mon, 3 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT

The high-stakes corruption case against the military’s former second-in-command returns to the public spotlight Tuesday in an Ottawa court where Vice-Admiral Mark Norman is expected to elect how and where he will be tried.

Experts warn populism, not socialism, destroyed Venezuela's economy: Don Pittis Tue, 4 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Political parties may move us left or right, but Venezuela is a reminder that institutions — including those of both capitalism and socialism — make a country strong.

Can you impress a machine? Companies adopt AI to do interviews, shortlist job candidates Tue, 4 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Artificial Intelligence can help streamline the hiring process and weed out things like unconscious bias, but not everyone is buying in.

'Looks like Soviet propaganda': Putin turns to new TV show as popularity rating falls Tue, 4 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A new series on Russian state television devoted to President Vladimir Putin extolled his charisma, stamina and athleticism and left puzzled Russians wondering how seriously to take it.

After Brazil museum fire, questions about cause, what survived I'm a Burnside jail inmate, and also a human being. Here's why you should care about our protest Tropical storm Gordon brings hurricane warning to U.S. Gulf Coast Canadian actors respond after Cosby Show actor spotted working at Trader Joe's Powerful typhoon hits western Japan, flooding major airport Man shot dead in Toronto park was attending memorial service for homicide victim Muslim women caned in Malaysia over same-sex behaviour Jobless and bankrupt federal EI whistleblower says speaking out comes at high price

'Game-changer': Labour groups claim clout in NAFTA talks

Canadians still getting informed about the CBSA from cancelled reality TV show: report Colin Kaepernick is face of latest Nike ad campaign

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Britain charges 2 Russians over nerve-agent poisoning of ex-spy and daughter | NAFTA talks resume as questions grow about Trump's ability to deliver | Nike took a hit after releasing its Colin Kaepernick ad. In the Trump era, that might be part of the plan | 'I'm looking out your front door': Stranger had access to homeowner's security cameras

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Britain charges 2 Russians over nerve-agent poisoning of ex-spy and daughter Wed, 5 Sep 2018 06:23:42 EDT British prosecutors have charged two Russian men with the nerve-agent poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in the English city of Salisbury.

NAFTA talks resume as questions grow about Trump's ability to deliver Wed, 5 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada returns to the NAFTA table in Washington Wednesday after a four-day break in negotiations that appeared to be pretty stressful ... for the American side.

Nike took a hit after releasing its Colin Kaepernick ad. In the Trump era, that might be part of the plan Wed, 5 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Nike's stock took a small hit Tuesday after it released a new ad featuring NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who has drawn ire from U.S. President Donald Trump and his supporters for his #TakeAKnee protest. But some observers say the sportswear giant is playing the long game by taking a political stance.

'I'm looking out your front door': Stranger had access to homeowner's security cameras Wed, 5 Sep 2018 06:00:41 EDT Last Monday, Shelan Faith of Saskatoon received a letter from a stranger. Moments later she burst into tears.

Trump lies. That makes negotiating NAFTA impossible: Neil Macdonald 2 Vancouver-area cops accused of sex assault in Cuba also face Canadian probe Talks over Canadian UN peacekeeping plane plan deadlocked Tropical storm Gordon makes landfall along Gulf coast border, killing 1 Why this rare childhood brain cancer is so difficult to fight Trump's chief of staff called White House 'Crazytown,' new tell-all Woodward book alleges Japan's strongest typhoon in 25 years kills 10 Gay refugee couple separated in Turkey now 'free and together' in Canada Nike's long history of courting controversy through advertising No NAFTA without cultural exemption and a dispute settlement clause, Trudeau vows Tim Hortons seizes 4 locations from disgruntled franchisee

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Scathing, anonymous op-ed sets off wild guessing game in Trump administration | Despite call for resignation, forced removal of Pope nearly impossible, experts say | Who has your data? Researchers scrutinize apps for ties to advertisers, analytics firms | Canada needs Chapter 19 because Trump 'doesn't always follow the rules': Trudeau

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Scathing, anonymous op-ed sets off wild guessing game in Trump administration Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:48:37 EDT An opinion piece in The New York Times by an anonymous senior administration official claiming to be part of a "resistance" working "from within" to thwart U.S. President Donald Trump's "worst inclinations" set off a wild guessing game inside and outside the White House on the author's identity.

Despite call for resignation, forced removal of Pope nearly impossible, experts say Thu, 6 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Child sex abuse allegations in the Catholic church has prompted scrutiny over the actions of Pope Francis, including one prominent call for his resignation. But the decision to leave office would be made only through his own volition, as there are effectively no other measures in which a pope can be ousted, experts say.

Who has your data? Researchers scrutinize apps for ties to advertisers, analytics firms Thu, 6 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Nearly 60 per cent of apps collected more information than declared in their privacy policies according to a recent study that compared the stated practices of hundreds of apps with how they actually behaved.

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."

Why this university student loves living with her 92-year-old roommate Property management company that gave rapist keys to dozens of apartments refuses to compensate victim To understand Venezuela's future, look to the bond market, not politics and protests Weak regulations make Canada a money-launderer's playground, says report 'A large grain of salt': Why journalists should avoid reporting on most food studies How a CAQ majority win in Quebec's election could make history Kim says he wants North Korea to denuclearize in Trump's first term: Seoul Rescuers rush to north Japan amid damage after quake kills 7 Mysterious cache of old coins unearthed in Yukon Woman found killed near small B.C. town ID'd as Belgian hitchhiker Roy Moore suing Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation over TV sketch mocking him

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Freeland returning to NAFTA talks Friday in quest for compromise | Trans Mountain is in deep trouble. So why is Trudeau getting chummy with B.C.'s premier? | A White House resistance wouldn't be 'treason' — it's just run-of-the-mill disloyalty | 'Don't boo — vote!': Democrats hope anger will drive Puerto Ricans to the polls in Florida

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Freeland returning to NAFTA talks Friday in quest for compromise Thu, 6 Sep 2018 21:15:24 EDT Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland will return to the NAFTA negotiating table in Washington on Friday, working toward a compromise in ongoing talks that she described as "productive" and "constructive."

Trans Mountain is in deep trouble. So why is Trudeau getting chummy with B.C.'s premier? Fri, 7 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Justin Trudeau keeps insisting the Trans-Mountain expansion will be built. But judging by his meetings this week with the country’s feuding NDP premiers, the prime minister now seems more comfortable with the one who’s not on his side.

A White House resistance wouldn't be 'treason' — it's just run-of-the-mill disloyalty Fri, 7 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump suggested this week that "treason" best describes a crime he believes is being perpetrated by rogue White House staffers bent on foiling his presidential authority. Experts beg to differ.

'Don't boo — vote!': Democrats hope anger will drive Puerto Ricans to the polls in Florida Fri, 7 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A voter registration drive in hotly contested Florida has signed up thousands of Puerto Ricans, as organizers — and the Democratic Party — hope anger over the Trump administration's response to Hurricane Maria translates into votes in the midterms.

Nike's Colin Kaepernick campaign a sign big brands think the future is liberal: Don Pittis 3 people injured in 'targeted' Ontario shooting Trump loves to say the media treat him unfairly. In the case of the NYT op-ed, he's right: Robyn Urback Democrats make final attempt to block Trump's Supreme Court pick Netflix has disrupted how you watch TV. Now, it's eyeing your moviegoing experience, too Trudeau to apologize Nov. 7 for 1939 decision to turn away Jewish refugees fleeing Nazis Maker of GMO salmon says it sold 4.5 tonnes in Canada this year but won't say to whom Giuliani says Trump will not answer obstruction questions from Mueller Actor Burt Reynolds dead at 82 Anonymous New York Times op-ed sparks frenzy of amateur linguists, sleuths Landlord ordered to pay back Toronto students $5K after listing their rented rooms on Airbnb

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Obama returns with a thoughtful rebuke of Trumpism — and in 3 words, Trump shows why it might backfire | Why NAFTA's unloved investor-state dispute chapter may be in trouble | Idlib explained: Why war looms large over Syria's last rebel stronghold | Air Canada fined $65K, blasted for 'rude' behaviour after family forced off flight

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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.

Why NAFTA's unloved investor-state dispute chapter may be in trouble Sat, 8 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The federal government finds itself in an awkward spot when it comes to foreign investment treaties. Canada lined up with an American model for investor-state dispute resolution, but the Trump administration's gone sour on it. It's making a NAFTA rewrite rather complicated.

Idlib explained: Why war looms large over Syria's last rebel stronghold Sat, 8 Sep 2018 04:00:21 EDT Alarm bells are sounding as Syria and its Russian backers gear up for what many believe will be an all-out assault on Idlib, the country's last rebel stronghold. Here's a look at why the situation in Idlib is so important now.

Air Canada fined $65K, blasted for 'rude' behaviour after family forced off flight Sat, 8 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A consumer commission in India has ordered Air Canada and its partner Jet Airways to pay a Canadian family about $65,000 Cdn to compensate for the “mental agony and harassment” they suffered when Air Canada forced them off a flight.

Basra airport targeted by rocket fire as violent protests grip Iraq Phasing out medical cannabis would leave pediatric patients in the lurch The National for September 07, 2018 NAFTA talks moving slowly now, sources say Obama calls Trump 'a symptom, not the cause' of U.S. division and polarization Scotiabank walks away from consumer dispute watchdog OBSI Rapper Mac Miller dead at age 26 From Victoria, B.C., to Springfield: Steve Nash enters hoops Hall Afghan diplomat's son under investigation by Ottawa sexual assault unit Ex-Trump adviser sentenced to 14 days in prison for lying to FBI in Russia probe Heartbreak at the inn: Families drive hours only to find Tobermory, Ont., resort closed

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North Korean defectors face deportation from Canada because they're South Korean citizens | Canada's ultra-wealthy getting richer faster than the rest of us, report shows | The only person who could beat Donald Trump is 'somebody with a big personality' | Serena Williams believes U.S. Open ump treated her differently than male player

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North Korean defectors face deportation from Canada because they're South Korean citizens 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.

Canada's ultra-wealthy getting richer faster than the rest of us, report shows Sun, 9 Sep 2018 04:00:46 EDT Canada ranks fifth in the world when it comes to its population of people that have a net worth of at least $30 million US — beating out the likes of Switzerland and Hong Kong — according to a new wealth study.

The only person who could beat Donald Trump is 'somebody with a big personality' Sun, 9 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Lawyer representing Stormy Daniels explains whether he'd depose Donald Trump, why he'd run for president in 2020, and what's behind #basta.

Serena Williams believes U.S. Open ump treated her differently than male player Sat, 8 Sep 2018 21:40:02 EDT Serena Williams thought she was treated more harshly by the chair umpire in the U.S. Open final than a man would have been.

'There's no more exciting time to be covering country music': How the genre became cool among young listeners Even under a drill-friendly Trump, pipeline battles rage on in the U.S., too Home security cameras breached and Aeroplan settles lawsuit: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet NAFTA's controversial Chapter 11 may be on the bubble in trade talks Naomi Osaka stuns Serena Williams in controversial U.S. Open final

Obama returns with a thoughtful rebuke of Trumpism — and in 3 words, Trump shows why it might backfire

North Korea stages huge military parade, holds back on advanced missiles Air Canada fined $65,000 for 'mental agony' after family kicked off flight It's not just the EpiPen. Canada had 25 new drug shortages this week alone North, South Carolina declare state of emergency ahead of tropical storm Florence 'I'm just lucky to be here': Patrick Brazeau's quiet comeback after years of scandal

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Venezuelan migrants face uncertainty as they flee starvation | 'Give me the damn car': Red tape keeps grieving widow from driving clunker | Big telcos tell CRTC they put customers first and shun shady sales tactics | Paralyzed in Toronto's Danforth shooting, Danielle Kane focuses on healing and forgiveness

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Venezuelan migrants face uncertainty as they flee starvation Mon, 10 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A bridge in western Venezuela connecting the beleaguered state with neighbouring Colombia serves as a daily microcosm for the ongoing exodus of Venezuelans. According to one expert, the current migration crisis could equal the scale of the Syrian displacement.

'Give me the damn car': Red tape keeps grieving widow from driving clunker Sun, 9 Sep 2018 20:00:00 EDT An Ontario widow found herself stuck with a clunker she couldn't legally drive — or even give away — after being told she had to pay more than the car is worth in legal fees to transfer ownership.

Big telcos tell CRTC they put customers first and shun shady sales tactics Mon, 10 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada’s telecom companies are fighting back against allegations of shady sales practices, defending themselves as ethical corporations relentlessly focused on customer satisfaction.

Paralyzed in Toronto's Danforth shooting, Danielle Kane focuses on healing and forgiveness Mon, 10 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT Danielle Kane, 31, was left paralyzed after a gunman opened fire on a busy night in Toronto's Greektown last July. In an effort to make peace with her new life, she's tried to forgive the man who shot her.

Montreal Canadiens trade team captain Max Pacioretty Canada is selling fewer armoured vehicles to the Saudis than it planned What's next for Toronto after upcoming ruling on Ontario's council-slashing bill? CBS's Les Moonves quits after new sex misconduct allegations Support grows for Serena Williams's sexism accusations at U.S. Open Sweden's ruling party hits election low as far right grows Host Shania Twain is big winner at 2018 Canadian Country Music Awards 'Nicoles' strike up friendship after man emails 246 women with same name at Calgary university Intensifying Hurricane Florence could strike U.S. southeast German singer goes overboard from cruise ship near Newfoundland Alibaba founder Jack Ma to step down as chair in September 2019

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Canada has taken in almost $300 million from retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports | B.C. stock promoter led 'lavish lifestyle' while evading millions in tax, CRA alleges | 'Potentially deadly' Hurricane Florence sets its sights on Carolinas | Climate, pipelines and NAFTA to dominate Liberal caucus meetings

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Canada has taken in almost $300 million from retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports Tue, 11 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada collected nearly $300 million in surtaxes in the first two months after it slapped U.S. imports with retaliatory tariffs.

B.C. stock promoter led 'lavish lifestyle' while evading millions in tax, CRA alleges Tue, 11 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Damien Reynolds is the first person named in the Panama Papers who the Canada Revenue Agency has brought criminal charges against. But it appears that's just a coincidence, and the CRA had no idea he's in the huge leak of tax-haven records.

'Potentially deadly' Hurricane Florence sets its sights on Carolinas Tue, 11 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As the eastern United States prepares for the arrival of Hurricane Florence, experts are warning that the storm may be the strongest to hit the region in decades and could pack a deadly punch.

Climate, pipelines and NAFTA to dominate Liberal caucus meetings Tue, 11 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT With just 400 days to go until the next election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with his full caucus this week for the first time since his grand bargain on the environment and the economy was left hanging by a thread.

Light beams from 9/11 memorial pull in huge flocks of migrating birds Premier Doug Ford to invoke notwithstanding clause to cut size of Toronto city council Shady sales tactics aren't just a problem for consumers — they're a problem for young workers, too Man charged with murder of Marrisa Shen, 13, had no criminal record and was new to Canada U.S. to mark 9/11 anniversary with sombre tributes, new monument White House mulls new Trump-Kim meeting after receiving 'very warm' letter Canada returning to NAFTA talks earlier than expected Canada's notwithstanding clause — what's that again? Dizzying road sign perplexes residents of Nova Scotia village Snowtember: Summer snowstorm expected to hit western Alberta 'I'm not a free person': Iranian woman says she's trapped in her marriage, 3 years after Canadian divorce

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5 reasons why forecasters are worried about Hurricane Florence | Ontario's use of notwithstanding clause could embolden other provinces to apply it | 'Nothing short of remarkable': Study finds parents' chats with their toddlers pay off 10 years later | How Fear and a White House witch hunt changed the stakes for the midterms

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5 reasons why forecasters are worried about Hurricane Florence Wed, 12 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As with any hurricane, Florence will be a dangerous one. But forecasters are particularly concerned about a handful of factors. Here's why.

Ontario's use of notwithstanding clause could embolden other provinces to apply it Wed, 12 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Ontario Premier Doug Ford's promise to invoke the notwithstanding clause — for the first time in the province — has sparked fears among some experts that it will pave the path for others to use it.

'Nothing short of remarkable': Study finds parents' chats with their toddlers pay off 10 years later Wed, 12 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Attention exhausted parents: The next time your toddler starts making strange noises or babbling about Paw Patrol, try to strike up a conversation — it could make a big difference later, researchers say.

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.

Putin says Russia identified suspects in Novichok poisoning 'He never gives up': Broncos bus crash survivor sets his sights on independence Wettlaufer inquiry resumes with testimony from expert on serial killer health-care workers Calgary votes to hold city plebiscite on 2026 Olympic bid European cheese slow to arrive in Canada despite trade deal Singh dismisses calls to reinstate MP Weir as 'intimidation' by the 'privileged' Bob Woodward paints picture of chaotic White House under Donald Trump in new book Little girl, born with 3 thumbs, finds a friend just like her How music, loss linked First Man star Ryan Gosling with Neil Armstrong Trudeau warns of potential 'massive disruption' in auto sector as NAFTA talks resume Why Trudeau is willing to let Ford deploy the notwithstanding clause

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Time's nearly up: Fierce Hurricane Florence aims at southeastern U.S. | Toronto could face 'uphill battle' against Ford's use of notwithstanding clause | U.S. dollar's place as reserve currency under question in the Trump era: Don Pittis | Why Canada and Mexico don't see eye to eye on NAFTA dispute settlement

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Time's nearly up: Fierce Hurricane Florence aims at southeastern U.S. Thu, 13 Sep 2018 01:25:56 EDT Time is running short to get out of the way of Hurricane Florence, a monster of a storm that has a region of more than 10 million people in its potentially devastating sights as it zeroes in on the southeastern coast of the U.S.

Toronto could face 'uphill battle' against Ford's use of notwithstanding clause Thu, 13 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As Toronto officials gear up for another legal battle over Ontario's plans to slash the city council, they face a new challenge: Premier Doug Ford's unprecedented use of the controversial "notwithstanding clause" of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. So what are their options?

U.S. dollar's place as reserve currency under question in the Trump era: Don Pittis Thu, 13 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The European president wants the euro to challenge the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency. But President Donald Trump must do much worse to kill the mighty dollar.

Why Canada and Mexico don't see eye to eye on NAFTA dispute settlement Thu, 13 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Both Canada and Mexico want to retain a dispute settlement mechanism in NAFTA. They just don't agree on which mechanism is most worth saving.

As Hurricane Florence nears, some are defying evacuation orders Humboldt Broncos host tribute ceremony following emotional return to home ice Doug Ford's use of the notwithstanding clause reduces democracy to majority rule Justice Canada pilot tests applicability of artificial intelligence in litigation Gunman kills 5, self in Southern California rampage Beluga whales adopt lost narwhal in St. Lawrence River At caucus retreat, Trudeau lays the groundwork for the Liberals' 2019 campaign message NDP kicked out of Ontario legislature as bill to cut Toronto council reintroduced Head of 60 Minutes out at CBS World's oldest known drawing found in African cave Under fire over Russia, Trump signs order to enable sanctions for U.S. election meddling

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'Catastrophic' flooding expected as Hurricane Florence set to make landfall | Canada prepared to play deadline spoiler in NAFTA talks: source | Surprising Mississippi runoff could decide which party controls the Senate | Health Canada asked 102 drug companies to stop marketing opioids. Just 25 responded

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'Catastrophic' flooding expected as Hurricane Florence set to make landfall Fri, 14 Sep 2018 02:16:14 EDT The U.S. National Hurricane Centre says Florence is about to make landfall in North Carolina early Friday, bringing with it life-threatening storm surge and hurricane strength winds.

Canada prepared to play deadline spoiler in NAFTA talks: source Fri, 14 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT In the face of mounting pressure to wrap up NAFTA negotiations by the end of the month, a senior source suggests Canada is comfortable with missing that deadline.

Surprising Mississippi runoff could decide which party controls the Senate Fri, 14 Sep 2018 04:00:34 EDT The Magnolia State is suddenly — and surprisingly — critical to the U.S. midterm elections calculus. Mississippi could decide who controls the Senate, and do it in a sweeping drama.

Health Canada asked 102 drug companies to stop marketing opioids. Just 25 responded Fri, 14 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT This summer, the federal health minister asked more than 100 pharmaceutical companies to stop marketing opioids to health care professionals in Canada. So far, just a quarter of them have written back.

Why immigration could make or break Maxime Bernier's new party 'It looked like Armageddon:' Deadly gas blasts destroy homes north of Boston Canada's NAFTA stance on culture is all about politics, not policy Divisive bilingualism debate rears its head in N.B. election campaign Why the way we live and build cities is making hurricanes more expensive Unifor's 'Meet the Scabs' video is pointlessly cruel: Robyn Urback Monster Typhoon Mangkhut barrels toward north Philippines, China Ailing orca J50 declared dead by scientists Former Sex and the City star defeated in N.Y. Democratic primary Tim Hortons reaches agreement with franchisee who had Lethbridge restaurants seized 'Sad day': Senators captain Erik Karlsson traded to San Jose Sharks

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Hurricane Florence likely worsened by effects of climate change, researchers say | From the dustbin of history, a warning for Max Bernier | Why some Venezuelans fear Maduro is selling them out to China | Canada betrays its own citizens. Hassan Diab's case is among its most egregious: Neil Macdonald

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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.

From the dustbin of history, a warning for Max Bernier 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?

Why some Venezuelans fear Maduro is selling them out to China Sat, 15 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Venezuela wants to borrow money from China to help with its economic and political crisis. But China has a pattern of predatory lending, demanding ports, natural resource concessions and other sacrifices of sovereignty from debtor nations. Is the Maduro regime about to give away the farm to ensure its own survival?

Canada betrays its own citizens. Hassan Diab's case is among its most egregious: Neil Macdonald Sat, 15 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The real problem is that Canada's eagerness to please foreign allies supersedes concerns for its own citizens

Why aren't Canada's ethics rules keeping politicians out of trouble? Collapse of Lehman Brothers 10 years ago still looms over Canada's economy Lab in dog DNA debacle used phoney Facebook identity to recruit Sixties Scoop, Motherisk plaintiffs 'Relentless rains' continue as Florence nearly stalls over Carolinas Fostering critical conversations: Here's how diverse critics fared at TIFF 2018 Investors and employees in cannabis companies may be banned from entering U.S., report suggests Chrétien, Romanow, McMurtry condemn Ford's use of notwithstanding clause Typhoon Mangkhut slams into the Philippines Paul Manafort pleads guilty to 2 counts, to co-operate 'fully' with Mueller investigation Bernier faces a challenge keeping racists out of his new party, says Stockwell Day

Canada prepared to play deadline spoiler in NAFTA talks: source

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Trade disputes, lawsuits driving up Ottawa's legal bills | Remembrance Day ad gets mixed reviews for making test audience 'feel guilty' | Eliud Kipchoge sets new world record in Berlin marathon win | A process of healing: Woman creates extensive MMIWG database

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Trade disputes, lawsuits driving up Ottawa's legal bills Sun, 16 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Trudeau government's spending on outside law firms has risen sharply in the last year, topping $26 million for the first time since numbers have been proactively posted. The federal Justice Department refuses to release details, but legal costs are clearly being driven by trade disputes and veterans' lawsuits.

Remembrance Day ad gets mixed reviews for making test audience 'feel guilty' Sun, 16 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Veterans Affairs plans to launch a new ad ahead of Remembrance Day 2018, but it has struggled to craft a campaign that doesn't make people "feel guilty" or come off as a recruitment pitch, according to the in-house testing results.

Eliud Kipchoge sets new world record in Berlin marathon win Sun, 16 Sep 2018 05:35:14 EDT Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge has broken the marathon world record, winning the Berlin race in 2 hours, 1 minute and 40 seconds on Sunday.

A process of healing: Woman creates extensive MMIWG database Sun, 16 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Annita Lecchesi says she has logged over 3,000 cases, some reaching as far back as 1900.

Canada-EU trade, one year on: Canada's imports are rising faster than exports Class is in session at Canada's first 'pot school' 'I wanted to be a gangster': Quincy Jones on battling Michael Jackson, befriending Sinatra and more Diversity in writers' rooms: Emmy nominees talk slow pace of change Canada's artificial trans fats ban comes into effect — with a phase-out period See how hot Canadian cities are becoming Tony Clement reflects on 'dire situation' that led to 2009 auto bailout Man charged with murder in connection with Belgian hitchhiker's death in B.C. At least 11 dead as storm Florence floods Carolinas 'Enjoying the moment' Paralyzed Bronco player makes triumphant return to the ice Texas border patrol agent charged with murder in deaths of 4 women

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'Bring her back,' say RCMP to suspect in Amber Alert issued for six-year-old girl | Doug Ford vows to 'cut through the political games' during rare midnight sitting of Ontario legislature | North Carolina city of Wilmington cut off by Florence floodwaters | 'Investors are getting screwed': Retiree says he's lost chunk of nest egg paying for advice he never got

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'Bring her back,' say RCMP to suspect in Amber Alert issued for six-year-old girl Sun, 16 Sep 2018 21:38:47 EDT The girl is described as having brown, chin-length hair and was last seen wearing a navy-blue, long-sleeve T-shirt, black jeans, pink socks, no shoes, and was wearing a diaper.

Doug Ford vows to 'cut through the political games' during rare midnight sitting of Ontario legislature Sun, 16 Sep 2018 20:34:11 EDT Premier Doug Ford vowed to "cut through the political games and delay tactics" during a rare midnight sitting of the Ontario legislature to speed up the passage of a controversial bill to cut Toronto's city council nearly in half.

North Carolina city of Wilmington cut off by Florence floodwaters Mon, 17 Sep 2018 03:53:43 EDT Tropical depression Florence is expected to weaken on Monday before re-intensifying as it transitions to an extratropical cyclone. Meanwhile, the port city of Wilmington remains cut off from the rest of North Carolina by still-rising floodwaters.

'Investors are getting screwed': Retiree says he's lost chunk of nest egg paying for advice he never got Sun, 16 Sep 2018 20:00:24 EDT A Toronto man has lost more than $60,000 to embedded trailer fees — for financial advice he says he never got and that his broker isn't legally allowed to provide. And two proposed class-action lawsuits on these commissions are aiming to recover "tens of millions of dollars."

Mental health crisis grips Puerto Rico as island struggles to rebuild after hurricane Is the People's Party of Canada liberal? It depends on the definition: Don Pittis Tinder date threatened to share nude photos if woman didn't agree to sex, warrant alleges With NAFTA in a deadlock, Parliament returns ready to talk Asia-Pacific trade Need a new show to binge-watch? The Emmy Awards has some suggestions 'People are going to die': A city ravaged by the opioid crisis waits anxiously for overdose prevention site Typhoon Mangkhut leaves death and destruction from Philippines to Hong Kong Liberals to face 'louder' criticism at home over NAFTA, Conservatives vow 50-year-old Alberta woman killed by her own dog, toddler seriously injured How does the Bills' season get worse? A player retired at halftime Woman who accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee of sexual misconduct goes public

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In the time it took an MP to cross the floor, Trudeau's best-laid plans went sideways | 'I'm getting ripped off': A look inside Ticketmaster's price-hiking bag of tricks | Emmy Awards: 5 takeaways from TV's big night | After years of preparation, real tests and potential failures await Canada's pot giants

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In the time it took an MP to cross the floor, Trudeau's best-laid plans went sideways Tue, 18 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT There are times when no amount of planning can prepare you for the completely unexpected.

'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.

Emmy Awards: 5 takeaways from TV's big night Tue, 18 Sep 2018 02:44:05 EDT The Emmy Awards battled the dwindling audiences for award shows with a few genuinely happy moments, a jaw-dropping onstage proposal and Saturday Night Live ... from Los Angeles.

After years of preparation, real tests and potential failures await Canada's pot giants Tue, 18 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Pot companies have spent years — and raised billions — on the promise of legalized marijuana. Now reality looms, where some will likely soar and some will likely fail. The CEO of Aphria believes scale and automation will set his company apart.

The dangers of not vaccinating are horrifying and graphic. Government warnings must show that Russia blames Israel for Syrian missile that shot down plane Facial recognition is everywhere — here's why that's concerning Toronto Real Estate Board must release sold prices, other data today Korean leaders meet in Pyongyang for first time in more than a decade Jeremy Dutcher wins Polaris prize for Wolastoq-language album Ottawa's corporate registry rife with faulty information 'She couldn't fend for herself': Saskatchewan girl who was subject of Amber Alert reunited with parents Trump imposes tariffs on $200B more of Chinese goods Game of Thrones, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel triumph at Emmys Immigration takes centre stage at Quebec English-language leaders debate

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Both U.S. and Chinese consumers lose in an escalating trade war, but the world could win: Don Pittis | 'A public relations nightmare': Ticketmaster recruits pros for secret scalper program | N.S. woman choosing to die earlier than she wants due to 'extreme' assisted-dying law | 'I feel like my brain has been wiped': As NXIVM leader awaits trial, stunned former members ask, 'What now?'

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Both U.S. and Chinese consumers lose in an escalating trade war, but the world could win: Don Pittis Wed, 19 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A game of chicken between China and the U.S. may transform global trade — and that may not be all bad.

'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.

N.S. woman choosing to die earlier than she wants due to 'extreme' assisted-dying law Wed, 19 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A Nova Scotia woman who is choosing a medically assisted death says she will end her life earlier than she really wants because she's worried doctors will deny her the procedure if she loses her mental capacity to consent before that time arrives.

'I feel like my brain has been wiped': As NXIVM leader awaits trial, stunned former members ask, 'What now?' Wed, 19 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The fortunes of NXIVM, which calls itself a humanitarian community but critics consider a cult, have been very much reflected in the state of its once-flourishing Vancouver chapter.

NAFTA talks: Like Mexico, Canada may need 'insurance' against tariffs Mars Opportunity rover's days are numbered — but not all agree they should be Kim Jong-un agrees to dismantle main nuclear site if U.S. takes steps too Washington's exceptional logic — laws should be applied equally, except to Americans: Neil Macdonald Doug Ford warns Trudeau government to protect farm jobs in NAFTA talks North Carolina governor pleads with storm evacuees to be patient 'We can't wait': Why more Canadians are finally getting serious about making less garbage Kavanaugh accuser wants FBI probe before she will testify Surgeon, seen on reality TV show, charged in California drug rapes 'There is a growing frustration': Top Republican slams Canada's NAFTA negotiating tactics Apple has paid almost $22 billion in Irish back taxes - here's why Ireland wants to give it back

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Leaving Venezuela: How Colombia is shouldering a migration crisis | The high price and complicated politics of sticking with Brett Kavanaugh | What happens when your neighbours smoke up, and it could kill you? | Rich investors granted Canadian residency despite fake documents and dubious assets, ex-officials say

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Leaving Venezuela: How Colombia is shouldering a migration crisis Thu, 20 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The economic disaster in Venezuela has forced many people to try their luck by heading west - to Colombia.

The high price and complicated politics of sticking with Brett Kavanaugh Thu, 20 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT With six weeks to go before crucial midterm elections, Republicans, who already have a problem appealing to women, are planning a high-profile public hearing that risks reminding women of why that is.

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.

Rich investors granted Canadian residency despite fake documents and dubious assets, ex-officials say 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.

Hundreds of faulty pipeline parts could expand or break Korean leaders join hands on peak of North Korean volcano Infrastructure Bank tapped Ottawa for millions in new funding - with only one project on its plate Magazine editor out amid furor over Jian Ghomeshi essay More possible victims identified after California couple charged in drug rapes

'A public relations nightmare': Ticketmaster recruits pros for secret scalper program

With Congressional deadline looming, Freeland pushes back against calls for swift NAFTA deal 65 million-year-old fossils found by scientists in Saskatchewan Senators renew effort to have Kavanaugh accuser testify Researchers discover planet Vulcan from Star Trek — sort of Tories slam 'back door gun registry,' e-petition collects tens of thousands of signatures

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60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam — but Indian police say Canada isn't asking for help | Wealthy would-be immigrants told to lie about their assets, intentions — even their identity | Toronto Danforth shooter stood over woman and shot her 4 times, unsealed warrants show | Pot dispensaries face conundrum — shut down now, or be blacklisted when it's legal

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60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam — but Indian police say Canada isn't asking for help 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.

Wealthy would-be immigrants told to lie about their assets, intentions — even their identity Fri, 21 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT Consultants advising rich investors on immigration to Canada reveal they've told clients to do things like change their name, shift funds to Caribbean accounts, and not declare assets to authorities, in a hidden-camera investigation by Radio-Canada.

Toronto Danforth shooter stood over woman and shot her 4 times, unsealed warrants show Thu, 20 Sep 2018 19:41:32 EDT Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, unsealed search warrants show that Faisal Hussain stood over a woman and shot her four times during a rampage that ended with the 29-year-old shooting himself in the head.

Pot dispensaries face conundrum — shut down now, or be blacklisted when it's legal Fri, 21 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Marijuana entrepreneurs who've been selling the drug for years see a conundrum as legalization draws near — close up show now and leave their customers in a lurch or stay open and face blacklisting once governments open the floodgates.

Typhoon Mangkhut's aftermath leaves the Philippines reeling and searchers dejected 'Nail in the coffin': Oilpatch boosters demand Ottawa overhaul 'terrible' environmental assessment process Former Trump lawyer providing 'critical information' to Mueller With a year to go until the next election, Scheer might want to start introducing himself Why burning non-recyclable plastic for energy is controversial Want life insurance? You may want to track your fitness, says John Hancock New CMA head says time is now for politicians to talk decriminalizing opioids French far-right leader Marine Le Pen ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation Civil suit filed by daughter of Wettlaufer murder victim Canada seeks protections from a President Trump who treats tariffs like a 'toy': sources $75 per week on groceries? Tough but manageable, Couillard says

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'Devastating' tornado tears through Ottawa-Gatineau | Canadian companies are losing ground to China in the developing world, Trudeau's UN ambassador says | Russia's handling of Skripal affair shows 'propaganda machine is not working' | What gun owners need to know about Ottawa's new firearms bill

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'Devastating' tornado tears through Ottawa-Gatineau Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:49:27 EDT A tornado tore through parts of Ottawa and Gatineau, Que., on Friday, seriously injuring four people, flattening buildings and knocking out power for almost 150,000 homes and businesses.

Canadian companies are losing ground to China in the developing world, Trudeau's UN ambassador says Sat, 22 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Justin Trudeau is preparing a pitch to Canada's private sector, to be delivered at the United Nations General Assembly Monday — invest in the developing world as a way to build Canada's brand at home and abroad.

Russia's handling of Skripal affair shows 'propaganda machine is not working' Sat, 22 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Since UK investigators named two Russians as the suspects in the poisoning of Yulia and Sergei Skripal, Russia has tried to counter the narrative. Many observers say the effort is failing, writes Chris Brown.

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.

Gunmen attack Iran military parade, killing at least 12 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 Shoppers Drug Mart gets medical pot licence from Health Canada NYT says deputy AG proposed secretly taping Trump — Rosenstein calls report 'inaccurate' 'I want to lose my fear': Toronto Danforth shooting victim still haunted by what he saw

Wealthy would-be immigrants told to lie about their assets, intentions — even their identity

Privacy experts say choosing life insurance tied to fitness tracking could have unintended consequences Canada to boost support for riskier forms of renewable energy: minister Ottawa gives pipeline regulator 22 weeks to review Trans Mountain expansion project

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Missing another NAFTA deadline would be risky — but not fatal | The faces of the Ottawa-Gatineau tornado aftermath | 'Raw emotion' expected from victims' family members at Elizabeth Wettlaufer inquiry | 'I can't escape': Life as a non-Indigenous student at the notorious St. Anne's residential school

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Missing another NAFTA deadline would be risky — but not fatal Sun, 23 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Washington's warning to Canada to not miss the next deadline in the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement is starting to sound like a boy crying wolf. Several deadlines have been blown already, yet the talks continue. What should we expect if another deadline passes without a deal?

The faces of the Ottawa-Gatineau tornado aftermath Sun, 23 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As cleanup efforts continue in the wake of Friday's devastating tornadoes, Ottawa-Gatineau residents are coming to grips with the fact their lives have been irrevocably altered by the storm.

'Raw emotion' expected from victims' family members at Elizabeth Wettlaufer inquiry Sun, 23 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT One of the people Elizabeth Wettlaufer tried to kill, as well as the family members and friends of those she did murder, will share the impact the former nurse's crimes had on their lives at Ontario's public inquiry into long-term care on Monday.

'I can't escape': Life as a non-Indigenous student at the notorious St. Anne's residential school Sun, 23 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As the children of the local Hudson's Bay Company post manager, Ron Gosbee and his two sisters attended the notorious St. Anne's Indian Residential School in Fort Albany, Ont. — an experience they're still trying to process 60 years later.

Author Yuval Noah Harari warns AI will make us 'intolerant' of fellow humans Former Calgary Stampeder Mike Labinjo dead at the age of 38 Federal workers cited 3,075 times for lapses in document security 'Burying rivers is not a great idea:' Cities work to uncover their hidden waterways 'We've pretty much lost everything': Homes destroyed as Ottawa-Gatineau tornadoes cause mass outages Ticketmaster secret scalper program targeted by class-action lawyers Woman who says Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her agrees to testify

What gun owners need to know about Ottawa's new firearms bill

'He'll be right by my side' : Service dog to help Humboldt crash survivor with PTSD 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

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New sexual misconduct accusation roils U.S. Supreme Court nomination | 'A really emotional day': Ottawa residents survey damage from devastating tornado | U.S. interest rates are rising and indebted Canadians won't escape the effect: Don Pittis | Man with mental disability nearly bankrupted by door-to-door sales contracts

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New sexual misconduct accusation roils U.S. Supreme Court nomination Mon, 24 Sep 2018 03:17:34 EDT A second allegation of sexual misconduct has emerged against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a development that has further imperilled his nomination to the Supreme Court, forced the White House and Senate Republicans onto the defensive and fuelled calls from Democrats to postpone further action on his confirmation.

'A really emotional day': Ottawa residents survey damage from devastating tornado Mon, 24 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Residents in Ottawa's Dunrobin neighbourhood got their first chance Sunday to return to their tornado-ravaged homes following Friday's devastating twister.

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.

Man with mental disability nearly bankrupted by door-to-door sales contracts Sun, 23 Sep 2018 20:00:00 EDT Despite bans on door-to-door sales of certain goods and services in some provinces, thousands of Canadians are still locked into long and pricey contracts

Canada faces steep odds in battle to join UN Security Council Bitcoin mining uses so much electricity that one city will pull the plug during heat waves RCMP's ability to police digital realm 'rapidly declining,' commissioner warned Canadian cannabis companies invest millions in Pablo Escobar's home turf in Colombia 'Predictive policing' just a new spin on old law enforcement biases, critics say Bill Cosby sentencing is new milestone for #MeToo movement New Brunswick heads to the polls Tiger Woods claims Tour Championship for 1st win in over 5 years NAFTA talks 'very likely' on sidelines of UN General Assembly, Trudeau says

'I can't escape': Life as a non-Indigenous student at the notorious St. Anne's residential school

Corporate welfare, the Koch brothers and being 'authentic': Maxime Bernier in conversation

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Liberals intend to form government in N.B. despite Tory minority | Spain built fences 20 years ago to keep migrants away. Here's how that worked out | Canada in talks over potential meeting with Saudis to discuss diplomatic rift | Ticketmaster, Live Nation face questions from U.S. senators

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Liberals intend to form government in N.B. despite Tory minority Mon, 24 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT New Brunswick's electoral landscape was thrown into chaos Monday, as both the Progressive Conservatives and the incumbent Liberals hope to form government after the first minority legislature in almost 100 years.

Spain built fences 20 years ago to keep migrants away. Here's how that worked out Tue, 25 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Long before wall-building became a showpiece election promise in the U.S., fences went up on Europe’s southern border to keep migrants out.

Canada in talks over potential meeting with Saudis to discuss diplomatic rift Tue, 25 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland is in talks to meet with her counterpart from Saudi Arabia on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, CBC News has learned.

Ticketmaster, Live Nation face questions from U.S. senators Tue, 25 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Ticketmaster — and its parent company Live Nation — are being called on the carpet by two U.S. senators who are demanding explanations about the company’s secret scalper program, exposed last week in a report by CBC News and The Toronto Star.

Luck is nearly impossible to beat, and Justin Trudeau's has no end: Neil Macdonald Liberals get first chance to govern divided N.B. legislature, expert says Rohingya refugee thanks Canada 'from the bottom of our hearts' after genocide motion The time has come for pot stocks to deliver on the hype: Peter Armstrong 'I'm not going anywhere,' Kavanaugh says as new sex assault allegation surfaces N.B. Liberals struggle with inefficient vote after winning most votes, but dropping seats 3rd tornado hit eastern Ontario last week, says Environment Canada

U.S. interest rates are rising and indebted Canadians won't escape the effect: Don Pittis

Radio ad claiming to debunk 'myths' of residential schools draws criticism 'Gross incompetence': Son of Wettlaufer victim breaks down during testimony Canada has removed only 6 of 900 asylum seekers facing U.S. deportation

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Is Canada's trade outreach to China driving a wedge into the NAFTA talks? | 'A long, long fall': Few, if any, celebrities have plummeted further than Bill Cosby | How Ottawa is reading New Brunswick's wild election result | The public and private turmoil of escaping a suspected sex cult

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Is Canada's trade outreach to China driving a wedge into the NAFTA talks? Wed, 26 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT As Donald Trump's trade representative says 'a fair amount of distance' is keeping Canada and the U.S. from coming together in time for this fall's NAFTA deadline, trade with another country may be on their minds: China.

'A long, long fall': Few, if any, celebrities have plummeted further than Bill Cosby Wed, 26 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT When it comes to a fall from grace among the most iconic of celebrities, there may be no one who has plummeted as spectacularly as Bill Cosby.

How Ottawa is reading New Brunswick's wild election result Wed, 26 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The election results out of New Brunswick don’t offer much in the way of clarity. The party that got the most votes failed to win the most seats. No party won a majority.

The public and private turmoil of escaping a suspected sex cult Wed, 26 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT CBC's Escaping NXIVM series explores the public scrutiny, legal jeopardy and psychological trauma B.C. actor Sarah Edmondson faced after leaving the self-help group — a dramatic departure that helped spark an FBI investigation that led to shocking charges against its leader and his inner circle.

Rod Rosenstein's future is in doubt. Here's how his removal could imperil the Mueller probe U.S. safety board faults Air Canada pilots for near disaster in San Francisco Canada joins multilateral move to send Venezuelan government to International Criminal Court Trump says Democrats using 'con game' to sink Kavanaugh's nomination Mississauga's population is 57% visible minorities. So why does its city council look like this? Plants colour their fruits to flag down the right animals Judge rejects 'preposterous' theory in baby's death, acquits B.C. dad of murder 'I didn't come here to live this kind of life': Skilled immigrants on desperate hunt for jobs in Quebec Laughter at UN as Trump boasts of U.S. economic and military might Canada not making concessions needed for a NAFTA deal, says U.S.

Spain built fences 20 years ago to keep migrants away. Here's how that worked out

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How newly revealed sexual-misconduct accusations could change calculus of Brett Kavanaugh hearings | 'There was never a hint' anything was wrong, says owner of home tied to Bruce McArthur investigation | U.S. central bank chief issues warning on Canadian housing without even realizing it: Don Pittis | Shared Services Canada overbills tax and border agencies by $13M — but won't pay them back

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How newly revealed sexual-misconduct accusations could change calculus of Brett Kavanaugh hearings Wed, 26 Sep 2018 23:07:01 EDT Fresh accusations of sexual misconduct will cast another cloud of doubt over what was once seen as a sure-thing confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Legal experts say it will also give Democrats more ammunition to establish an alleged pattern of sexual impropriety.

'There was never a hint' anything was wrong, says owner of home tied to Bruce McArthur investigation Wed, 26 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT Karen Fraser says she never imagined that doing a good deed for a friend’s brother would land her at the centre of the Bruce McArthur investigation, one of the biggest crime stories in Canadian history.

U.S. central bank chief issues warning on Canadian housing without even realizing it: Don Pittis Thu, 27 Sep 2018 04:00:36 EDT U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the strong U.S. economy needs more rate hikes, but in explaining why, he unintentionally offered a warning for Canadians with big mortgages.

Shared Services Canada overbills tax and border agencies by $13M — but won't pay them back Thu, 27 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Shared Services Canada acknowledges it overbilled the Canada Revenue Agency and the Canada Border Services Agency by $13 million but refuses to pay them back. The fiscal contretemps is yet more evidence of the IT provider's troubled relationships with its client departments.

In no universe is it appropriate for a child murderer to serve her sentence in a healing lodge: Robyn Urback Trump says he rejected meeting with Justin Trudeau 'Significant investigative operation' into CRA phone scam underway, Ottawa says Deaf Canadians 'at risk' in times of national emergency Competition Bureau to investigate Ticketmaster after CBC News/Toronto Star scalper investigation Canadian military OK's beards, as long they're not hipster-style Remember that 'weird' interstellar comet? Astronomers have narrowed down its home star system Goodale orders review of child killer's transfer to healing lodge Trump denies UN diplomats laughed at him

The public and private turmoil of escaping a suspected sex cult

Trump says he would 'prefer' to keep Rod Rosenstein

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'It's terrifying': Smart home hacking tests reveal major privacy concerns | Kavanaugh's 'hostile' defence won over Trump but likely put his Supreme Court hopes at greater risk | Boeing 737 crashes into Micronesian lagoon, everybody survives | Free speech firebrand Tommy Robinson's contentious views on Islam spreading beyond U.K.

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'It's terrifying': Smart home hacking tests reveal major privacy concerns 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.

Kavanaugh's 'hostile' defence won over Trump but likely put his Supreme Court hopes at greater risk Fri, 28 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's testimony contrasted sharply with the composed and considered testimony of Christine Blasey Ford, the professor who on Thursday alleged with “100 per cent” certainty that Kavanaugh tried to drunkenly rape her in the 1980s.

Boeing 737 crashes into Micronesian lagoon, everybody survives Fri, 28 Sep 2018 00:37:42 EDT All 47 passengers and crew survived a plane's crash landing in a Pacific lagoon Friday morning, wading through waist-deep water to the emergency exits and escaping on local boats that came to the rescue in the Micronesia archipelago.

Free speech firebrand Tommy Robinson's contentious views on Islam spreading beyond U.K. Fri, 28 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Tommy Robinson, a self-styled free speech activist in the United Kingdom, has received support for his contentious opinions on Islam from North America.

Canada Revenue Agency still subjecting taxpayers to 'humiliating, frustrating' benefit review process: report For many businesses, there's not much debate over climate change — because it's costing them Quebec leaders' positions on contentious police red bands concern Indigenous chief Republicans race to first Brett Kavanaugh vote after hearing from accuser Christine Blasey Ford U.S. securities regulator sues Elon Musk, alleging fraud EU trade chief defends Freeland after Trump trash-talks 'Canada's negotiator' 'I am terrified' — 'I am innocent': Key moments from Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh's testimony Saudi diplomat demands apology from Canada: 'What are we, a banana republic?' Tim Hortons seeks to shutter Indian 'Tim Hottens' knock-off Trump's Canadian envoy Kelly Craft says U.S. respects Chrystia Freeland Woman kept in freezer, deprived of food, forced to work in sex trade: court documents

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Indonesia earthquake, tsunami kill more than 380 | Brett Kavanaugh exposed his political grudges — now faith in a neutral Supreme Court may be lost for decades | How a 'right to be forgotten' could trigger a battle over free speech in Canada | Brexit turmoil: 5 things that could scupper or delay a deal for Britain to leave the EU

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Indonesia earthquake, tsunami kill more than 380 Sat, 29 Sep 2018 05:41:35 EDT Indonesia's disaster agency now says more than 380 people have died after a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami on the island of Sulawesi.

Brett Kavanaugh exposed his political grudges — now faith in a neutral Supreme Court may be lost for decades Sat, 29 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Brett Kavanaugh unpacked his partisan baggage before senators this week. How the Supreme Court's impartiality will carry those political resentments worries legal experts, as the embattled Supreme Court nominee stands poised to decide the most important U.S. court cases for generations.

How a 'right to be forgotten' could trigger a battle over free speech in Canada Sat, 29 Sep 2018 05:00:00 EDT Legal experts say Parliament should consider a new law embracing Canadians' "right to be forgotten" as a landmark battle looms between privacy protection and freedom of expression on the internet.

Brexit turmoil: 5 things that could scupper or delay a deal for Britain to leave the EU Sat, 29 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Six months to the day ahead of Britain's deadline to leave the European Union, no one can say what that exit will look like.

Uber for buses? How some Canadian cities are using technology to tackle transit troubles Displaced Rohingya women need access to abortion, not just food and shelter Mexican president-elect insists on trilateral NAFTA deal as text of U.S./Mexico deal awaited Trump orders FBI probe into allegations against Brett Kavanaugh 2 Canadian cities named to UBS list of world's biggest housing bubbles Health Canada issues warning on EpiPen devices 'A window into your life': Why smart home devices might be putting your privacy at risk How Republican Sen. Jeff Flake went from supporting to defying Trump on Kavanaugh Facebook says 50 million user accounts affected by security breach People's Alliance agrees to support a PC government in N.B. 'bill by bill' 'A very unfriendly place': Echoes of Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas in stormy Kavanaugh Senate hearing

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'I still need to heal': 1 year after the Vegas massacre, a Canadian survivor struggles | Canada's cellphone system vulnerable in disasters, say experts | How 902 ManUp is facing down street violence in Halifax | 'It's like a personal injury': Tornado takes emotional toll on Ottawa neighbourhood

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'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.

Canada's cellphone system vulnerable in disasters, say experts Sun, 30 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT Advocates are calling for the federal government to examine the reliability of Canada's cellphone services during emergencies after tornadoes left thousands of Ottawa-area residents with little or no cellphone service. Telecom companies say their systems kept working, albeit with lower signal strength.

How 902 ManUp is facing down street violence in Halifax Sun, 30 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT A grassroots movement sparked by gun violence in a Halifax community is working to provide support and second chances to young people who don't always fit easily into conventional community outreach programs.

'It's like a personal injury': Tornado takes emotional toll on Ottawa neighbourhood Sun, 30 Sep 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Ottawa-area tornado has transformed Arlington Woods neighbourhood into a logging camp, and residents worry how the community will recover, both physically and emotionally, from the disaster.

'Not a get-out-of-jail-free pass': Indigenous healing lodges defended in wake of McClintic transfer They had such enormous fun: Sharon & Bram bid farewell with final tour FBI contacts Kavanaugh accuser Deborah Ramirez Rescuers rush to save victims trapped by deadly Indonesia quake, tsunami Tesla, CEO Elon Musk settle SEC fraud case for $40M Cleansing ceremony held at home linked to Bruce McArthur investigation Canada's Chrystia Freeland postpones UN speech today amid NAFTA talks, looming deadline Nail-biters and interlopers: What Quebec's election says about the new normal in Canadian politics

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

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Canada, U.S. have reached a NAFTA deal - now called the USMCA | What we know about the new USMCA trade deal | 'He's capable of killing me': PhD student alleges sexual assault by Dominican Republic official | Crude-by-rail sees massive increase since Trans Mountain was pitched in 2012

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Canada, U.S. have reached a NAFTA deal - now called the USMCA Sun, 30 Sep 2018 12:40:03 EDT After more than a year of fractious negotiations, Canada and the U.S. have reached a tentative new North American Free Trade Agreement. Leaving a late-night special cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said only that it was "a good day for Canada."

What we know about the new USMCA trade deal Mon, 1 Oct 2018 04:00:32 EDT As the smoke of heated NAFTA talks clears, here's a look at what will be included in a trade deal between the three countries — and what that could mean for Canadians.

'He's capable of killing me': PhD student alleges sexual assault by Dominican Republic official Mon, 1 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT An Ontario woman alleges she was violently sexually assaulted by a member of the Dominican Republic government while she was there conducting field research.

Crude-by-rail sees massive increase since Trans Mountain was pitched in 2012 Mon, 1 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT With many new pipeline projects stalled, oilpatch producers are increasingly turning to rail to transport their product — resulting in an eight-fold increase in the volume transported on Canada's railways since 2012.

Gambling addict says B.C. government lacks will to set limits on billion-dollar industry Critics blast Ottawa's post-military jobs program for sidelining medical discharges Getting the dope on pot stocks is becoming easier as media groups invest in content: Don Pittis Indonesia rushes in aid as death toll from quake, tsunami passes 840 Trump administration sues California after governor signs bill restoring net neutrality 'You can't ... look away': Halifax cartoonist on his image of Lady Justice with a hand over her mouth We hired ethical hackers to hack a family's smart home — here's how it turned out #MeToo has made strides whether Kavanaugh is confirmed or not. Here's why

'I still need to heal': 1 year after the Vegas massacre, a Canadian survivor struggles

White House denies limiting scope of FBI probe into Kavanaugh

'Not a get-out-of-jail-free pass': Indigenous healing lodges defended in wake of McClintic transfer

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François Legault's CAQ swept to power by francophones; anglophone voters stay home | Canadian among trio awarded Nobel Prize in Physics | Dairy industry fears 'death by 1,000 cuts' through new trade deal | Indonesia quake and tsunami death toll hits 1,200 as search for survivors goes on

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François Legault's CAQ swept to power by francophones; anglophone voters stay home Tue, 2 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT It was supposed to be a close election, but instead François Legault's CAQ won a decisive majority with the collapse of the Liberal and Parti Québécois vote.

Canadian among trio awarded Nobel Prize in Physics Tue, 2 Oct 2018 06:09:57 EDT Donna Strickland, an associate professor at the University of Waterloo, shares the honour with American and French scientists for their work in laser physics.

Dairy industry fears 'death by 1,000 cuts' through new trade deal Tue, 2 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT It's been less than two weeks since dairy sector spokespeople from across Canada all raised their hands when asked how many of them believed the Trudeau government would defend their industry in the NAFTA talks. How quickly things change.

Indonesia quake and tsunami death toll hits 1,200 as search for survivors goes on Mon, 1 Oct 2018 23:26:00 EDT Indonesian President Joko Widodo has ordered more rescuers to be sent in to find victims of a devastating earthquake and tsunami as the official death toll rose above 1,200 and looting raised fears of growing lawlessness.

Where unleashed FBI will go snooping in final days of Brett Kavanaugh investigation Will USMCA affect Canada's drug prices? Depends on what happens next Quebec elects CAQ majority government, Liberals see historic losses Quebec may just have had its most important election in 50 years Ford government sitting on $1B in cap-and-trade money SEC settlement could be just the beginning of more turmoil at Tesla Opposition calls for probe of cellphone services in emergencies Freeland says landing a renegotiated NAFTA deal was always going to come down to the wire Soccer star Ronaldo sued, accused of rape by Nevada woman Who is François Legault, Quebec's next premier? 'It could have been worse': Canadian retailers say they can live with new $150 duty-free limit

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Quebec's election result was bad for Trudeau, good for almost everyone else | Crowd laughs as Trump mocks Christine Blasey Ford's testimony on Brett Kavanaugh | The CRA is tracking bars' booze purchases as it hunts down hundreds of millions in lost taxes | 'I never realized it would be me': Father in shock after missing daughter found dead in recycling depot

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Quebec's election result was bad for Trudeau, good for almost everyone else Wed, 3 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT François Legault hadn't even delivered his victory speech after Monday's Quebec election when he received a congratulatory phone call from Ottawa. It was federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer on the line — and he wanted to be the first.

Crowd laughs as Trump mocks Christine Blasey Ford's testimony on Brett Kavanaugh Tue, 2 Oct 2018 22:33:40 EDT U.S. President Donald Trump has, for the first time, publicly mocked Christine Blasey Ford's testimony delivered last week before the Senate judiciary committee.

The CRA is tracking bars' booze purchases as it hunts down hundreds of millions in lost taxes Wed, 3 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Canada Revenue Agency has been gathering data on beer, wine and liquor purchases by bars, nightclubs and restaurants as part of an effort to clamp down on tax dodging in a sector it claims is ripe for it.

'I never realized it would be me': Father in shock after missing daughter found dead in recycling depot Tue, 2 Oct 2018 11:24:50 EDT In a composed, quiet tone, a father conveyed his shock that his daughter, who he thought had gone missing, was found dead in a load of recycling in Winnipeg.

Don't delete your dealer's number yet — legal cannabis shortage looms 2 Americans, 1 British scientist win Nobel Prize in Chemistry Quebec election is an example of why a strong economy just isn't enough: Don Pittis Hackers demand bitcoin ransom in cyberattack on big Canadian restaurants Rare Nobel Prize win by a woman a 'stark reminder' of sexism in physics $40B LNG facility is the light at the end of a long tunnel for Canada's natural gas sector Record snowfall wallops Calgary in 1st storm of season Aid trickling in as Indonesia death toll passes 1,400 Tests of French and values not the way to integrate newcomers, immigrants to Quebec say Trump got $413M from his father, largely from tax dodges, NYT reports 'That was Paul McCartney': Legendary ex-Beatle photobombs Winnipeg couple's wedding pics

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What Republican women think of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination — and why an alleged rape survivor quit the party | 'It's a wash': Auto sector opportunities offset by costs of NAFTA 2.0 | 7 officers shot, 1 fatally, in South Carolina | Chinese-made equipment in Canada's Arctic ships under scrutiny

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What Republican women think of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination — and why an alleged rape survivor quit the party Thu, 4 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT As a deeply divided United States braces for a confirmation vote for Brett Kavanaugh to become the next Supreme Court Justice, even right-leaning American women feel conflicted about who to believe: the judge, or the women accusing him of sexual misconduct?

'It's a wash': Auto sector opportunities offset by costs of NAFTA 2.0 Thu, 4 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Sighs of relief rippled across the North American car industry Monday. There would be no 'Carmageddon' caused by auto tariffs torpedoing cross-border trade, now that NAFTA 2.0 found a safe landing zone. But once more protectionist rules set in, the auto sector might lose more than it gains.

7 officers shot, 1 fatally, in South Carolina Wed, 3 Oct 2018 18:16:28 EDT A man shot seven police officers in South Carolina, killing one, in a standoff so dangerous that police had to use a bullet-proof vehicle to rescue the wounded, authorities said.

Chinese-made equipment in Canada's Arctic ships under scrutiny Thu, 4 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada’s former international trade minister quietly sounded out officials at National Defence last spring about how much of the content in the navy’s new Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships could be sourced back to China, newly released documents reveal.

Quebec, N.B. elections show voters are open to something new After receiving FBI report, White House 'fully confident' Senate will confirm Kavanaugh Immigration department changed 'illegal' to 'irregular' on webpage about asylum seekers as debate flared Hormones, cows and the new trade deal: What you need to know Covert police search of Bruce McArthur's home cut short when he unexpectedly returned home: court records Why the USMCA likely won't unleash a wave of pent-up business investment After heated debate, hurled insults, Tory motion to overturn child-killer's transfer to healing lodge defeated NHL hands Capitals' Tom Wilson 20-game suspension for blindside hit Global economy at risk of collapse, IMF warns State shouldn't tell women what to wear, Trudeau says as Quebec promises ban on religious symbols Puerto Rico woman convicted in murder-for-hire of Winnipeg man

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Canadian agency astonished to be targeted by alleged Russian cyberattack | Hidden camera reveals overlooked dangerous behaviour, near-misses in trampoline parks | Key senators undecided as U.S. Senate poised to vote on Kavanaugh | 'Witch hunt': Quebec teacher denounces planned ban on religious symbols

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Canadian agency astonished to be targeted by alleged Russian cyberattack Fri, 5 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Never in Doug MacQuarrie’s wildest dreams did he expect his organization would find itself on the receiving end of an alleged Russian military intelligence operation.

Hidden camera reveals overlooked dangerous behaviour, near-misses in trampoline parks Fri, 5 Oct 2018 04:00:01 EDT Since the first trampoline park in Canada opened in 2011, others have been popping up across the country — and with them comes the risk of serious injury. Marketplace visited 12 trampoline parks across the country to see what was being done to mitigate risks to minors in this unregulated industry.

Key senators undecided as U.S. Senate poised to vote on Kavanaugh Fri, 5 Oct 2018 02:42:58 EDT The U.S. Senate is poised to take a crucial vote Friday on whether to advance Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court as key Republican senators remain undecided amid allegations of sexual misconduct and intense protests that have divided the nation.

'Witch hunt': Quebec teacher denounces planned ban on religious symbols 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.

Rejecting Brett Kavanaugh's nomination might not be fair, but it's justified: Robyn Urback Yazidi activist, Congolese doctor win Nobel Peace Prize for combating sexual violence #MeToo, #WeAreAllHarassed embolden younger generation of women in France Pros and cons of Calgary and competitors for 2026 Winter Olympics Ranking various versions of the film A Star is Born: Babs vs. Gaga vs. Judy As machines take over our jobs, human ingenuity has an opportunity to shine 'It was very offensive': Father shocked by assignment asking students to classify extreme views Facebook accused of trying to tip social media balance in favour of Brett Kavanaugh Stranded on Alberta highway for 13 hours, motorists ask where were the updates?

What Republican women think of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination — and why an alleged rape survivor quit the party

Prime Minister pledges compensation for dairy farmers hit by USMCA deal

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Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation could give Democrats the 'rage edge' | Bad week at the box office: Ticketmaster faces call for federal probe in the U.S. | Stunning jobs numbers mean Amazon wage hikes may spread: Don Pittis | Brexit tension leads U.K. to seek deeper ties with Canada

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Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation could give Democrats the 'rage edge' Sat, 6 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Judge Brett Kavanaugh's promotion to the U.S. Supreme Court is now all but assured. What's less certain is whether conservative voter motivation, wrought by outrage over Democratic efforts to stop his nomination, was just a short-term "sugar high" for Republicans.

Bad week at the box office: Ticketmaster faces call for federal probe in the U.S. Sat, 6 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A congressman is calling on the U.S. attorney general to investigate possible "corruption" and "market malfeasance" at global entertainment giant Live Nation after a recent CBC/Toronto Star report exposed a secret partnership between the company's Ticketmaster division and scalpers.

Stunning jobs numbers mean Amazon wage hikes may spread: Don Pittis Sat, 6 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The startling decline in the U.S. jobless rate could be a sign Amazon's wage hikes will spread through the economy. And not everyone will be happy.

Brexit tension leads U.K. to seek deeper ties with Canada Sat, 6 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT As the U.K. works to finalize its split from the European Union, it's about to ramp up efforts to expand its presence in Canada.

A year after Harvey Weinstein allegations, acting schools change script on sexual harassment Banksy artwork self-destructs after selling for $1.4M Canada still short of police officers trained to spot drug-impaired drivers The National for October 05, 2018 Hidden camera reveals trampoline parks ignoring dangerous behaviour 'The worst tax ever': Doug Ford and Jason Kenney hold campaign-style rally against carbon levy 'I was in utter disbelief': Man sues RBC after high-performance car seized Kavanaugh gets support from key senators ahead of final U.S. Supreme Court vote Chicago police officer found guilty in Laquan McDonald's shooting death Quebec's plan to ban religious symbols amounts to a 'witch hunt,' teacher says Beijing attacks USMCA clause seen as blocking efforts to expand trade with Canada, Mexico

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New medical guidelines aim to clear up confusion about cannabis for seniors | More than a dozen federal departments flunked a credit card security test | After bitter nomination fight, Brett Kavanaugh sworn in as U.S. Supreme Court justice | Post-match mayhem breaks out after Nurmagomedov's win over McGregor at UFC 229

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New medical guidelines aim to clear up confusion about cannabis for seniors Sun, 7 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The generation of Canadians who rocked out to the 1960s song Marijuana by Country Joe and the Fish are seniors now, and some of them are curious about the potential health benefits of the drug ahead of its legalization on Oct. 17. A group of experts is trying to develop guidelines for doctors to help them answer the questions seniors may have.

More than a dozen federal departments flunked a credit card security test Sun, 7 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT There are 34 federal departments and agencies that allow citizens and others to pay for services with credit and debit cards. An internal briefing note, obtained by CBC News, shows that half of those institutions have flunked a global test designed to help ensure that personal information is not breached by hackers.

After bitter nomination fight, 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.

Post-match mayhem breaks out after Nurmagomedov's win over McGregor at UFC 229 Sun, 7 Oct 2018 01:26:37 EDT Conor McGregor tapped out in the fourth round of his comeback fight at UFC 229 against Khabib Nurmagomedov, who then climbed over the cage and set off a brawl by attempting to fight someone in McGregor's corner on Saturday night.

Why some doctors are saying it's time to 'drop the D' There will be no such thing as painless national pharmacare Montrealer finds forgotten lottery ticket worth $1.75M in an old jacket 'Our government sold us out': Critics at Ontario agricultural fair fearful of USMCA

Stunning jobs numbers mean Amazon wage hikes may spread: Don Pittis

Bad week at the box office: Ticketmaster faces call for federal probe in the U.S.

Trump committed 'outright fraud': Why a blockbuster headline goes so far Canadian scientists slam male physicist's 'discriminatory' speech on gender issues Kavanaugh controversy: Key moments in roller-coaster ride from nomination to confirmation

Banksy artwork self-destructs after selling for $1.4M

3 dead, 2 injured in head-on highway crash northeast of Toronto

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Apple of your eye? Rundown birthplace of the McIntosh is for sale | William Nordhaus and Paul Romer win Nobel economics prize | Jobless man told to pay thousands for government EI mistake | #MeToo movement may be having chilling effect in academic medicine, commentary says

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Apple of your eye? Rundown birthplace of the McIntosh is for sale Mon, 8 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The birthplace of the beloved McIntosh red apple — its farmhouse abandoned, its trees overgrown and its outbuildings fallen into disrepair — is up for sale in Dundela, Ont., about 75 kilometres southeast of Ottawa. It needs work, but for the right lover of apples and/or history, this could make a perfect home.

William Nordhaus and Paul Romer win Nobel economics prize Mon, 8 Oct 2018 03:40:41 EDT Americans William Nordhaus and Paul Romer won this year’s Nobel Memorial Prize in economic sciences for work in integrating climate change and technological innovation into economic analysis, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences says.

Jobless man told to pay thousands for government EI mistake Sun, 7 Oct 2018 20:00:45 EDT After the government incorrectly paid out thousands of dollars in EI payments, a jobless man was told he had to pay the money back, plus thousands more in taxes.

#MeToo movement may be having chilling effect in academic medicine, commentary says Mon, 8 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The #MeToo movement has brought down powerful men for allegations of sexual misconduct, but a commentary in a medical journal has found an unflattering side effect. It says #MeToo is preventing women in the medical profession from receiving mentorship opportunities from their male peers.

Elections watchdog won't use new powers to reopen the 'robocalls' case New York state intersection where limo crash killed 20 is a menace, says manager of nearby store UN report on global warming carries life-or-death warning Odour, gasoline-like substance that shut down Trans Mountain section traced to a residence, B.C. says Brazil presidential race heads to runoff with far-right hopeful as front-runner Canadian Medical Association resigns from world body amid plagiarism accusations Reportedly missing Interpol president resigns amid China investigation 'Legault has got to go': Thousands in Montreal march to protest racism, incoming premier Bulgarian investigative journalist killed: authorities Florida governor orders states of emergency as tropical storm Michael nears

More than a dozen federal departments flunked a credit card security test

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Doctor questions 'disgraceful' care provided by private, high-volume methadone clinics amid opioid crisis | Hurricane Michael gains strength on course for north Florida | How impact investing could help shape Canada's cannabis industry | Petition calls for national ban on 'conversion therapy' for LGBT youth

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Doctor questions 'disgraceful' care provided by private, high-volume methadone clinics amid opioid crisis Tue, 9 Oct 2018 04:00:28 EDT As a northern Ontario city battles an opioid overdose death rate that's twice as high as the provincial average, there is rising concern about a treatment model dominated by for-profit methadone clinics.

Hurricane Michael gains strength on course for north Florida Tue, 9 Oct 2018 01:18:26 EDT Michael gained new strength over warm tropical waters amid fears it would swiftly intensify into a major hurricane before striking Florida's northeast Gulf Coast, where frantic coastal dwellers are boarding up homes and seeking evacuation routes away from the dangerous storm heading their way.

How impact investing could help shape Canada's cannabis industry Tue, 9 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Legal cannabis sales will be here to stay once Oct. 17 arrives and experts in impact investing say opportunities abound for pension funds and other investor groups to positively influence things like consumer education, safe-use guidelines and greener production practices.

Petition calls for national ban on 'conversion therapy' for LGBT youth Tue, 9 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Thousands of Canadians are pressing the federal government to ban what is called "conversion therapy," a controversial practice where LGBT youth are counselled or treated to become straight.

'My stomach dropped': Half-sisters find each other through ancestry search Limo in crash that killed 20 shouldn't have been on road, governor says Alphabet to shut Google Plus social site after user data exposed British website says 2nd Russian blamed for Skripal poisoning is GRU doctor Following Saint John oil refinery blast and fire, Irving Oil to focus on cause The Hubble Space Telescope is broken IMF cuts world economic growth forecasts for 2018 and 2019 Kavanaugh sworn in again during ceremonial event at White House

Apple of your eye? Rundown birthplace of the McIntosh is for sale

Chrétien predicts common sense will prevail in Quebec debate over religious symbols

#MeToo movement may be having chilling effect in academic medicine, commentary says

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'A serious overreaction': Ex-Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia breaks silence on tweet-fuelled clash | Nestlé, Tim Hortons named Canada's top plastic polluters | 'Putin's paradise': How Russia is revamping Moscow to be one of Europe's most vibrant cities | Republicans won a great, pyrrhic victory with Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation

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'A serious overreaction': Ex-Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia breaks silence on tweet-fuelled clash Wed, 10 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT In his first, exclusive interview since being expelled from Saudi Arabia over a tweet, former Canadian ambassador Dennis Horak criticizes Canada's diplomatic efforts in the Kingdom as well as Iran.

Nestlé, Tim Hortons named Canada's top plastic polluters Wed, 10 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Much of the plastic trash cleaned up from Canadian shorelines by volunteers in September could be traced back five companies: Nestlé, Tim Hortons, PepsiCo, the Coca-Cola Company and McDonald's, an audit led by Greenpeace Canada has found.

'Putin's paradise': How Russia is revamping Moscow to be one of Europe's most vibrant cities Wed, 10 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT While many western observers might consider Russia’s authoritarian political system repressive, when it comes to public spaces the people in the capital city of Moscow are experiencing a new kind of freedom.

Republicans won a great, pyrrhic victory with Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation Wed, 10 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT My parents watched Hill testify live, and I watched Ford do the same. The lack of change is what will be galvanizing, and indeed might already be: women are running in record numbers for the upcoming midterm elections.

'Buy local' dairy campaign sparked by trade deal that allows more U.S. milk into Canada 'Brett who?': Why Trump's Kavanaugh 'victory lap' makes sense a month before midterms From clashes to candy, the evolution of Chrystia Freeland's relationship with her U.S. trade counterpart Florida Panhandle braces for Hurricane Michael, now a Category 4 storm Police allege Winnipeg company faked drug tests for unsuspecting Canadian truck drivers At least a dozen websites are selling cannabis edibles illegally and with impunity Suspect in Bulgarian journalist's killing arrested in Germany Turkish newspaper names 15 Saudis in case of missing reporter 'I thought it was thunder': gas line explosion near Prince George, B.C., causes evacuations Taylor Swift sets new American Music Award record, urges people to vote New Quebec government open to allowing existing teachers who wear religious symbols to keep their jobs

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Rocket carrying space station crew fails in mid-air, crew forced to make emergency landing | Michael charges into U.S. Southeast after slamming north Florida | Here's what pollsters missed on Quebec's vote — and what those lapses mean for the 2019 federal election | Princess Eugenie's wedding: Why these royal nuptials are courting controversy

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Rocket carrying space station crew fails in mid-air, crew forced to make emergency landing Thu, 11 Oct 2018 05:00:04 EDT Booster rockets carrying a Soyuz spacecraft with a Russian and a U.S. astronaut on board headed for the International Space Station failed mid-air on Thursday, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing.

Michael charges into U.S. Southeast after slamming north Florida Thu, 11 Oct 2018 01:29:50 EDT The most powerful hurricane on record to hit Florida's Panhandle left wide destruction and at least two people dead before heading into Georgia as a tropical storm, moving toward the Carolinas, which are still reeling from epic flooding by Hurricane Florence.

Here's what pollsters missed on Quebec's vote — and what those lapses mean for the 2019 federal election Thu, 11 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT After Quebec's election, pollsters are considering how to account for the issues of turnout and volatility that contributed to their miss ahead of next year's federal election.

Princess Eugenie's wedding: Why these royal nuptials are courting controversy Thu, 11 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Prince Andrew's daughter, Princess Eugenie, is set to marry Jack Brooksbank this Friday, in a celebration that is garnering some criticism - and, in ways, seems to mirror the wedding of her cousin and higher-profile royal, Prince Harry.

Bill Clinton is massively overdue for a #MeToo reckoning: Robyn Urback How a warming Arctic speeds up climate change — and spreads its damage Frank Stronach sues daughter Belinda for allegedly mismanaging family fortune NDP's Jagmeet Singh faces crucial test in Burnaby South byelection Harvey Weinstein due in court as judge mulls motion to dismiss case Supreme Court to rule on Indigenous rights case that could have sweeping implications for Parliament Chrétien says Americans made 'a monumental error' when they elected Donald Trump UN reports sharp deterioration in Mali since Canadian peacekeepers arrived Stock markets swoon as reality of rising rates sets in Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt crash charged Meth fuelled violent attack on Winnipeg hospital staff captured on video

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NAFTA 2.0 threatens profitability of Chinese-owned factory in Kingston, Ont. | Princess Eugenie marries in 2nd big U.K. royal wedding of the year | 'Lives are hanging in the balance': Why some newly licensed truckers aren't ready for the road | The U.S. congressional race that could signal a national shift

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NAFTA 2.0 threatens profitability of Chinese-owned factory in Kingston, Ont. Fri, 12 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The revised North American trade agreement restricts shipments of a product Canada isn't even exporting at the moment: infant formula. Why? A major Chinese investment into Eastern Ontario's dairy sector was poised to boost local employment. Now, concessions to the U.S. make its future uncertain.

Princess Eugenie marries in 2nd big U.K. royal wedding of the year Fri, 12 Oct 2018 02:09:37 EDT Prince Andrew's daughter, Princess Eugenie, is set to marry Jack Brooksbank today, in a celebration that is garnering some criticism - and, in ways, seems to mirror the wedding of her cousin and higher-profile royal, Prince Harry.

'Lives are hanging in the balance': Why some newly licensed truckers aren't ready for the road Fri, 12 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A hidden-camera investigation by CBC's Marketplace reveals how Canada's patchwork training and testing system leaves some new truckers ill-prepared to operate tractor-trailers — the giants of the road that are involved in about 20 per cent of deadly crashes in this country.

The U.S. congressional race that could signal a national shift Fri, 12 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The congressional race in Kentucky's sixth district could be a sign of things to come in the House of Representatives, as Republican incumbent Andy Barr faces Democratic challenger, and former marine, Amy McGrath.

Revenge porn victim feels delayed police response allowed spread of intimate photos to continue Michaë​lle Jean loses Francophonie re-election bid Jamal Khashoggi's suspicious disappearance is testing the U.S.-Saudi alliance Rescuers comb rubble of Florida beach communities for Hurricane Michael survivors The reality and dangers of getting to space How The Hate U Give movie tells a Black Lives Matter story that's 'real and human' Five Eyes intelligence alliance builds coalition to counter China Kanye West: 'My red MAGA hat makes me feel like Superman' No regrets: Buyer keeping Banksy painting that self-destructed Trump says missing Saudi journalist no reason to stop investments North American stocks slide lower, loonie down against U.S. dollar

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Investors rush to patent genetically modified cannabis molecules | NAFTA talks forced Canada to pick a side in U.S.-China trade war | Death toll from storm Michael seen rising as Florida towns remain cut off | 'It's not a pornographic presentation': Rufus Wainwright's Hadrian and other boundary-pushing operas

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Investors rush to patent genetically modified cannabis molecules Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Biotechnology companies and drug producers are trying to isolate and patent the active chemicals in cannabis, potentially creating new medicines. That has critics raising "bio piracy" fears, as the once-illicit industry becomes mainstream.

NAFTA talks forced Canada to pick a side in U.S.-China trade war Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:00:43 EDT When the Trudeau government agreed to a revised North American free trade deal, the Americans said Canada also joined something else: Donald Trump's trade war on China. In the face of economically-destructive tariffs, staying neutral came at too high a price.

Death toll from storm Michael seen rising as Florida towns remain cut off Sat, 13 Oct 2018 05:53:49 EDT The death toll was expected to rise this weekend in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael as hundreds remained unaccounted for along the Florida Panhandle where decimated communities remained cutoff and in the dark.

'It's not a pornographic presentation': Rufus Wainwright's Hadrian and other boundary-pushing operas Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canadian Opera Company's new production, Hadrian, focuses on a gay love story and features nudity and sexuality. But for its creator, Rufus Wainwright, it's not about shocking audiences, but representing gay men on opera stages.

Why would service providers hold themselves to CRTC targets when the CRTC itself won't? The film First Man brings realities of life as an astronaut to the big screen Kentucky governor accuses Canada of using tariffs as a 'money grab' Trudeau defends Canada's diplomatic jab at Saudi Arabia as questions mount over fate of missing journalist Ex-Liberal treasurer putting up $25K to fight drug-impaired driving law Slow police response allowed revenge porn to spread, victim says How long should police officers abstain from pot before going to work? Researchers weigh in Air Canada plane was 'a few feet' from 'worst crash in aviation history,' NTSB report says

The U.S. congressional race that could signal a national shift

Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo at risk of spiralling out of control N.L. judge agrees to unusual ban in case of woman missing for 2 years

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Quebec dissident believes Saudis used spyware to eavesdrop on his chats with Jamal Khashoggi | Legal cannabis is here, it's time to answer some burning questions | Seatbelts on school buses could have prevented thousands of injuries, numerous deaths | Saudi stocks drop after Trump threat over missing writer

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Quebec dissident believes Saudis used spyware to eavesdrop on his chats with Jamal Khashoggi Sun, 14 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Fellow critic Omar Abdulaziz fears his relationship with Khashoggi may have put the Saudi journalist in further danger, given the spyware that was planted on Abdulaziz's phone.

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.

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.

Saudi stocks drop after Trump threat over missing writer Sun, 14 Oct 2018 05:28:06 EDT The Saudi stock market plunged Sunday after President Donald Trump threatened "severe punishment" over the disappearance of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi.

Photographer's lens shatters stereotypes around Muslim women Mulroney felt snubbed by Library and Archives deal with Paul Martin: documents 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'

'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

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Prince Harry, Meghan expecting child in spring | How will Canadians buy pot? It depends where they live | Internal Transport Canada study showed school buses 'failed' safety tests | With U.S. midterms mere weeks away, blowback from Kavanaugh hearings could slow Democrats' 'blue wave'

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Prince Harry, Meghan expecting child in spring Mon, 15 Oct 2018 03:49:31 EDT Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrived in Sydney on Monday for a 16-day tour of Australia and the South Pacific, just hours before Kensington Palace announced that the royal couple are expecting a child in the spring.

How will Canadians buy pot? It depends where they live Mon, 15 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Pot becomes legal on Wednesday, but the rules vary widely across the country, with some provinces allowing private retail sales and others putting recreational cannabis under the control of government-run monopolies. Here's a guide to the rules.

Internal Transport Canada study showed school buses 'failed' safety tests Mon, 15 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A 2010 Transport Canada report that revealed that school buses “failed” safety tests and did not do enough to prevent “serious injuries” was kept hidden from the public,The Fifth Estate has learned.

With U.S. midterms mere weeks away, blowback from Kavanaugh hearings could slow Democrats' 'blue wave' Mon, 15 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The U.S. midterm elections are only weeks away, and political prognosticators think the controversial confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court could have a negative impact on the Democrats.

Rogers, Fido and Bell call centre workers penalized for reducing plans, offering credits U.S. Sears files for bankruptcy protection amid plunging sales, massive debt Parliament Hill's workplace cannabis policies are a little ... disjointed Trump to visit Florida, Georgia as search continues for the missing after Hurricane Michael The Senate may become an increasingly important site for Indigenous activism 9 climbers who died in Nepal storm included famed South Korean Saudis warn against threats over missing journalist as stock market plunges Got questions about how this legal cannabis thing will work? Here's what the experts are saying Photographer uses her lens to challenge Canadian stereotypes of Muslim women 'Davos in the Desert' summit loses media, business support over missing journalist 'Intense efforts' fail to seal Brexit deal in Brussels

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Top U.S. diplomat meets Saudi king over missing journalist | Campfires and cannabis: Parks Canada says it's OK to smoke pot at campsites | Officials behind bridge that collapsed opening day declined provincial cash for upgrade | Legalizing pot in Canada won't change rules for pro leagues — for now

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Top U.S. diplomat meets Saudi king over missing journalist Tue, 16 Oct 2018 02:25:00 EDT U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has met with Saudi Arabia's King Salman over the disappearance and alleged slaying of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi, who vanished two weeks ago during a visit to the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.

Campfires and cannabis: Parks Canada says it's OK to smoke pot at campsites Tue, 16 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Millions of visitors to Canada's national parks can add cannabis to their camping kits. Parks Canada said people can consume marijuana at their campsites after it becomes legal Wednesday.

Officials behind bridge that collapsed opening day declined provincial cash for upgrade Tue, 16 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The rural municipality in eastern Saskatchewan where a new bridge collapsed just hours after opening had previously turned down provincial funding that would have paid for a better bridge.

Legalizing pot in Canada won't change rules for pro leagues — for now Tue, 16 Oct 2018 05:00:00 EDT Beginning Wednesday, athletes living in Canada will be able to legally purchase and use cannabis. So could an athlete hypothetically celebrate a victory by sparking up a giant joint? While it might seem unlikely now, some pro leagues could one day evolve to that point.

Make America Dinner Again: Tableside for a potluck that serves up food, booze and dicey debate Shopify confident its online platform can handle demand on day one of legal cannabis 'Arts transcend politics': National Ballet of Canada lands Russia for 1st time ever Lose your illusions. It's an ugly, dystopian world: Neil Macdonald Canadian Blood Services mulling shorter wait time for gay donors Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, dead at 65 Greenhouse growers turn to cannabis to cash in on lucrative crop Man who skinny dipped with sharks wanted for earlier violent assault RCMP expect blood testing requests to increase 12-fold under new impaired driving law Boy, 15, charged with 2nd-degree murder of 16-year-old girl in Regina 'Send the check,' Sen. Elizabeth Warren tells Trump

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Cannabis is legal in Canada — here's what you need to know | First legal weed sold in Canada | Lawyer says Paul Bernardo will 'express remorse' in parole bid. Here's why it's unlikely to sway the board | NAFTA 2.0 exempts cultural industries from digital trade rules, but not copyright extensions

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Cannabis is legal in Canada — here's what you need to know Wed, 17 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Recreational marijuana is legal, but the vision of a pot-permissive Canada still remains hazy. We try to answer some frequently asked questions surrounding legal weed.

First legal weed sold in Canada Tue, 16 Oct 2018 21:17:28 EDT "When's the last time you bought a gram and got a receipt for it? Never happened," said Canopy CEO Bruce Linton to his first customers as they stood in the front of the line for sales to officially start.

Lawyer says Paul Bernardo will 'express remorse' in parole bid. Here's why it's unlikely to sway the board Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:46:19 EDT Nearly 25 years after Paul Bernardo was convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of Ontario teens Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy, their mothers will address the parole board members who will decide whether to grant the notorious killer some freedom.

NAFTA 2.0 exempts cultural industries from digital trade rules, but not copyright extensions Wed, 17 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The broad cultural exemption Canada fought to keep in the renegotiation of the North American free trade deal will allow for Canadian content rules in digital media. But the Trudeau government will not apply the exemption to avoid extending the length of copyright protections for artistic works.

Canada's giant public health 'experiment' with legalized cannabis begins U.S. top diplomat in Turkey over Jamal Khashoggi scandal Cannabis and the border: what pot-smoking Canadians need to know Veterans who survived sexual assault tackle PTSD by training for Invictus Games Dennis Hof, Republican candidate and legal pimp, dead at 72 U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry USA Gymnastics interim CEO resigns 4 days into the job amid criticism 'I replay that night so much': Someone Knows Something retraces slain teen's last night and haunting legacy Canadian cannabis entrepreneurs dream big in the face of uncertainty Scott Brison denies lobbying for shipbuilder as court fight over navy officer intensifies Man alleged to be Toronto aquarium skinny-dipper arrested in Thunder Bay

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'I don't think they will come back': Inside the killing zone, one year later | Tens of thousands of Canadians could soon be eligible for a pot pardon, but lawyers warn about limitations | Surging U.S. deficit a warning for Canadians wanting tax cuts: Don Pittis | 'Hand caught in a cookie jar': Band managers demand answers about Ticketmaster's secret scalper program

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'I don't think they will come back': Inside the killing zone, one year later Thu, 18 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A year after hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims fled what the UN calls a military-led campaign of violence with genocidal intent in Myanmar, the government says it wants them to come home. Few are taking it up on the offer.

Tens of thousands of Canadians could soon be eligible for a pot pardon, but lawyers warn about limitations Thu, 18 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Liberal government's announcement that it will expedite the processing of pardons for people with minor cannabis-related crimes is welcome news to quite literally tens of thousands of Canadians who have been convicted of possession offences.

Surging U.S. deficit a warning for Canadians wanting tax cuts: Don Pittis Thu, 18 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A call from a Canadian Senate committee to follow the U.S. lead in cutting corporate taxes comes just as the hazards of that policy loom larger south of the border.

'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.

The Khashoggi execution should forever extinguish the myth of this 'progressive' Saudi prince Trudeau government adopts new rules to ban asbestos Man linked to Saudi prince at consulate when Khashoggi vanished Winnipeg's 1st toking and driving ticket issued 1 hour into legalization 6 ways to do takeout — without the waste Brexit transition could be extended, British PM says A 'dark day for Canada,' say anti-pot activists Anxious about the environment? Our new weekly newsletter is here to help Banksy posts followup video about shredded painting Canadians welcome legal pot sales, put up with supply issues on opening day More drug rape charges against California surgeon, girlfriend

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Can't buy your legal pot yet? 'Cannabis isn't as easy to grow as people think' | 'She's way out of her league': Steel exec slams Freeland's handling of tariff fight | Last year's flu vaccine wasn't very effective. This year's looks more promising | Yes, there's still hope for the planet, says climate guru Michael Mann

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Can't buy your legal pot yet? 'Cannabis isn't as easy to grow as people think' Fri, 19 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Snags in the supply chains of legal retail pot stores across Canada are no big surprise for a fledgling industry trying to meet huge demand, experts say.

'She's way out of her league': Steel exec slams Freeland's handling of tariff fight Fri, 19 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A prominent Canadian steel executive told MPs this week that Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland​'s "ego" is getting in the way of ending American tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.

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.

Yes, there's still hope for the planet, says climate guru Michael Mann Fri, 19 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT In the first issue of our new environmental newsletter, What on Earth?, we talk to climate scientist Michael Mann, explore the world of waste-free takeout and examine plant-based Lego blocks.

Actual change won't come to the Catholic Church unless or until a courageous pope arrives first Turkey hasn't shared Khashoggi audio with U.S., minister says How a shift in Ottawa's bookkeeping is going to make the deficit loom larger Jury finds Calgary parents guilty in 2013 death of toddler son Are investors right to finally be worried about higher interest rates? Quebec Inuit leaders plea for mental health support in wake of youth suicides Trump says he'll deploy the military to keep migrant caravan out of the U.S. MPs committee calling on Morneau to boost deduction for capital investments New Brunswick hopes cannabis can help drive rural economic recovery Father of man dubbed 'Jihadi Jack' says Andrew Scheer is telling 'a blatant lie' about his son Canadian, Briton arrested in Thailand for graffiti on wall

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U.S. on guard against rise in illegal border crossings as Canada rejects asylum claims | 'They're wrong': Freeland rejects claim USMCA ties Canada's hands on trade | Northern food security program has 'lost its way,' says LeBlanc | The National for October 19, 2018

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U.S. on guard against rise in illegal border crossings as Canada rejects asylum claims Sat, 20 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT American border agents are increasingly concerned about the northern boundary with Canada, saying the number of people entering the U.S. through back roads, forests and even across rivers, while still relatively small, is rising.

'They're wrong': Freeland rejects claim USMCA ties Canada's hands on trade Sat, 20 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says that anyone who thinks the new trilateral North American trade agreement limits Canada's trade sovereignty is misguided.

Northern food security program has 'lost its way,' says LeBlanc Sat, 20 Oct 2018 04:00:18 EDT Intergovernmental and Northern Affairs Minister Minister Dominic LeBlanc is promising changes to the federal government’s northern food security subsidy program in the coming weeks, acknowledging that Nutrition North has “lost its way.”

The National for October 19, 2018 Fri, 19 Oct 2018 22:00:00 EDT Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News

How Iran is using 'ghost ships' to flout Donald Trump's oil sanctions Canada's new steel tariffs will 'kill businesses' in push to please U.S., lawyers warn Look up, way up! It's International Observe the Moon Night Saturday 'You feel like you're drowning': Why YouTube content creators are burning out After denials, Saudis admit journalist Khashoggi died in consulate Migrants break Guatemala border fence, met by Mexican police 'Mom, I'm in trouble': Grande Prairie woman faces decade in Thai prison Workers tied up in armed attack on legal Ontario pot grow-op Hurricane Michael victims ID'd as death toll rises, recovery effort drags on 'We need to push her over the edge': Harassment trial ends with guilty verdict for Calgary millionaire Orbiters launched on 7-year journey to sun-baked Mercury

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With a year to go to the election, Trudeau's got the wind in his sails | Russians have 'updated their playbook': Bot hunters track U.S. midterm election tampering | 'Complete control': Apple accused of overpricing, restricting device repairs | The number of Canadian millionaires will jump by more than half in the next five years: Credit Suisse

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With a year to go to the election, Trudeau's got the wind in his sails Sun, 21 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Liberals lead in the polls one year out from the 2019 election, with Andrew Scheer's Conservatives and Jagmeet Singh's NDP trailing.

Russians have 'updated their playbook': Bot hunters track U.S. midterm election tampering Sun, 21 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Social media manipulation is posing problems heading into the U.S. midterms, despite efforts to fight the kind of tampering that affected the 2016 presidential election.

'Complete control': Apple accused of overpricing, restricting device repairs Sun, 21 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Apple often overestimates the cost of repairs to its products and threatens third-party shops who are willing to fix them for a fraction of the price.

The number of Canadian millionaires will jump by more than half in the next five years: Credit Suisse Sun, 21 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The number of millionaires in Canada will jump by more than half in the next five years, a faster growth rate than other developed countries like the U.S., according to a new wealth report from banking giant Credit Suisse.

Sexual assault trial of Canada's former national women's gymnastics coach begins Monday Canada says Saudi explanation of Khashoggi's death lacks 'credibility' New mayors elected as political dynasties fall in elections across B.C. Migrant caravan to U.S. stalls at Mexico-Guatemala border, as hundreds return home 'It's a mess': Pot shop owners say Alberta is running out of weed Health officials investigate salmonella outbreak in 5 provinces

How Iran is using 'ghost ships' to flout Donald Trump's oil sanctions

Trump says U.S. ending arms control treaty with Russia 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

Look up, way up! It's International Observe the Moon Night Saturday

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New docs reveal massive federal loan to Chrysler made in 2009 written off | Homeowners worried about paying down debt as interest rates go up | 3 consecutive earthquakes strike off Vancouver Island, with no reports of damage | 'Jim Crow's last stand': How a heated governor's race in the South became a crusade for voting rights

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New docs reveal massive federal loan to Chrysler made in 2009 written off Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT CBC News has learned that the Liberal government has written off a loan made to Chrysler in 2009 to bail out the auto sector. The taxpayer-funded loan has been accruing interest for nine years without payments, and the write-off represents a loss of public funds totalling $2.6 billion.

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.

3 consecutive earthquakes strike off Vancouver Island, with no reports of damage Mon, 22 Oct 2018 02:15:45 EDT A series of three large earthquakes have struck off the coast of British Columbia, according to the United States Geological Survey.

'Jim Crow's last stand': How a heated governor's race in the South became a crusade for voting rights Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT If she wins her neck-and-neck race for Georgia's governorship, Stacey Abrams will be a pioneer in the "New South." Unless, her supporters say, voter-suppression tactics from the Old South manage to stop her.

'I feel cheated': Telco customer set to speak on Day 1 of CRTC hearing into misleading sales practices Canada Post hit by rotating strikes in Victoria, Edmonton, Windsor and Halifax Why are so many former prohibitionist politicians entering the marijuana bu$ine$$?: Robyn Urback Saudi king, crown prince make condolence calls to slain journalist Khashoggi's son Welcome to the 'dead shed': A look at some of the grisly items confiscated at Heathrow Airport 'Extremely dangerous' Hurricane Willa aims for Mexico Party's over? Legalization could spell the end of the Marijuana Party

Sexual assault trial of Canada's former national women's gymnastics coach begins Monday

Seniors left out of cannabis public health information push Conservative leader predicts a 'nasty' election campaign in 2019 Saudi crown prince likely to survive diplomatic crisis spawned by Khashoggi killing

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Erdogan says Saudi team arrived day before Khashoggi's killing, consulate cameras removed | Long-term loans: The fuel that's powering Canadian car sales | How John Tory can work with Doug Ford and his 'fixation with Toronto' | A glimpse at the final months of Khashoggi's life — and the sustained messaging he sent the crown prince

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Erdogan says Saudi team arrived day before Khashoggi's killing, consulate cameras removed Tue, 23 Oct 2018 05:53:40 EDT Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says there were strong signs that the killing of prominent Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was planned and that he was killed in a "savage way."

Long-term loans: The fuel that's powering Canadian car sales Tue, 23 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canadians are buying more cars than almost ever before, but a closer look reveals they’re taking longer and longer to pay them off, too.

How John Tory can work with Doug Ford and his 'fixation with Toronto' Tue, 23 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT John Tory now faces one of his most significant political challenges in his second term as Toronto mayor, working with an Ontario premier who himself might relish the job of running the city. And now he leads a much smaller council, one that is proportionately more progressive and wary of the premier.

A glimpse at the final months of Khashoggi's life — and the sustained messaging he sent the crown prince Mon, 22 Oct 2018 16:09:32 EDT Prior to his death, Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi had hit an assertive stride as a persistent critic of Saudi Arabia and its Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.

Cellphone retailers fail mystery shopping test, researchers plan to tell CRTC inquiry Postal union rotating strike hits Toronto today Human traffickers' challenge of 'cruel and unusual punishment' goes to court today Dangerous Category 4 Hurricane Willa closes in on Mexico coast Plane clips Air Canada jet on the ground at LaGuardia Suspected explosive device found at George Soros's New York home Patrick Brown scores political comeback after 'difficult year' with Brampton mayoral win Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at least partly fake, museum admits B.C. mother fighting to retrieve children taken to Lebanon New Brunswick village removes 'straight pride' flag amid backlash Pot stocks continue sell-off Monday, as post-legalization weakness continues

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If Trump's talk of Democratic 'mobs' is meant to scare Republicans to the polls, it's working | Trudeau gambles Canadians will take the long view on climate: Don Pittis | Canada hosts 12 partners for trade reform talks this week. America's not interested | KPMG report says Parks Canada bridges, dams are prime candidates for sell-off

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If Trump's talk of Democratic 'mobs' is meant to scare Republicans to the polls, it's working Wed, 24 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Republicans are repeatedly portraying Democrats as a "mob" ahead of the midterms. In Georgia, those tribal resentments could be enough to drive more conservatives to the polls.

Trudeau gambles Canadians will take the long view on climate: Don Pittis Wed, 24 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Skeptical Canadians may have trouble voting for short-term pain, but the Trudeau government thinks it can win on carbon pricing.

Canada hosts 12 partners for trade reform talks this week. America's not interested Wed, 24 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT What happens when the central player who worked to set the rules for the game reconsiders - and flips over the table? Canada has invited 12 "like-minded" trading partners to Ottawa for talks on how to redesign the World Trade Organization now that Donald Trump's America no longer wants to lead it.

KPMG report says Parks Canada bridges, dams are prime candidates for sell-off Wed, 24 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Parks Canada hired KPMG to advise it on whether it should sell or transfer some of its non-core assets. CBC News obtained a draft copy of KPMG's report, which says highway tolls could be lucrative but are not viable given existing federal policy. Dams and bridges, however, are prime targets for sale or transfer.

The world of easy money transformed Canada into debt nation. That world is coming to an end Saudi prince to give first speech since Khashoggi's slaying Willa, now a tropical storm, bringing torrential rain to parts of Mexico Only 7 have applied to have LGBT criminal records erased Winning ticket sold for $1.6B jackpot — world's largest-ever lottery prize To fight climate change, already-available clean tech needs to dramatically scale up CRTC hears more calls for constraints on sales tactics of cable, internet firms Woman testifies ex-gymnastics coach kissed her on lips when she was 12 Bill Cosby denied new trial, prompting attack on judge by his wife Oldest intact shipwreck found 2 km down in Black Sea, scientists say What is a carbon tax, and will it make a difference?

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7 pipe bombs target Democrats, CNN as political tensions mount | How much do we owe, and what are we doing about it? | Quebec's 'cocaine babes,' imprisoned in Australia, may have been pawns in a much larger game | Coach's sex-assault trial shows Canadian gymnastics culture needs to change, says Kyle Shewfelt

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7 pipe bombs target Democrats, CNN as political tensions mount Thu, 25 Oct 2018 00:32:03 EDT Pipe bombs packed with shards of glass were intercepted en route to several prominent Democrats, including Hillary Clinton and former U.S. president Barack Obama, in an unnerving wave that deepened political tensions and fears two weeks before national midterm elections.

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 Thu, 25 Oct 2018 05:00:00 EDT An investigation by Radio-Canada's Enquête sheds new light on the $60-million drug-smuggling operation that netted three Quebecers.

Coach's sex-assault trial shows Canadian gymnastics culture needs to change, says Kyle Shewfelt Thu, 25 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Revelations in a Canadian coach's sexual-assault trial show that the culture of gymnastics needs to change, says 2004 Olympic gold medallist Kyle Shewfelt.

Higher Canadian borrowing costs are the price of an economy back on track: Don Pittis Search for Khashoggi's body focused on well in consulate garden Two byelections were set to test Jagmeet Singh - and now he may face a third Glitches are considered unlikely to curb online voting 'tide' sweeping across Ontario Environment minister's staff signed off on tweet praising Syria for joining Paris accord Pharmacies selling DNA tests to help patients pick best medications World Trade Organization members meet in Ottawa today to talk reform Super Typhoon Yutu brings 290 km/h winds to Pacific islands NATO kicks off largest manoeuvres since Cold War Cathay Pacific says 9.4 million passengers affected by data breach Hurricane Willa brings torrential rain, damage to parts of Mexico

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Toronto real estate agent reveals new details in killings of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman | 'Tragedy is nonpartisan': How Trump's handling of the pipe bombs could impact U.S. midterms | As lending gets tighter, Canadians face threat of credit card trap: Don Pittis | Canada will hold off on trade deal with China until its behaviour is 'more reasonable,' says ambassador

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Toronto real estate agent reveals new details in killings of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A Toronto real estate agent was showing his wealthy Chinese clients through the mansion of billionaires Honey and Barry Sherman when they came across two bodies in the pool area. Their first reaction? "This is a joke, something left over from Halloween," recalled the agent in his first media interview.

'Tragedy is nonpartisan': How Trump's handling of the pipe bombs could impact U.S. midterms Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT "See how nice I'm behaving?" U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday, following a slew of unsuccessful pipe bombs sent to prominent Democrats and activists he has assailed in speeches.

As lending gets tighter, Canadians face threat of credit card trap: Don Pittis Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Credit card rates don't generally go up as borrowing conditions tighten, but when alternatives get squeezed, borrowing with plastic can be a dangerous trap.

Canada will hold off on trade deal with China until its behaviour is 'more reasonable,' says ambassador Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada's ambassador to China says a trade pact with Canada likely won't be reached until China caves on certain controversial policies.

Trump is not America's moral steward. He's simply its reflection: Robyn Urback Investigators search for person who sent mail bombs, motive It's a long shot, but these kids are suing the U.S. government over climate change 48 Google employees fired for sexual harassment Trump to send troops to Mexican border as response to migrant caravan Artwork created with artificial intelligence fetches more than $400K US at major auction France pushes appeal decision in Hassan Diab case to next year Misleading sales practices not a 'systemic' problem, telecom firms tell CRTC 'The damage is just horrendous': Super Typhoon Yutu hits Northern Marianas Islands Future of Megyn Kelly at NBC in doubt after controversial blackface comments China denies spying on Trump's cellphone, suggests change of phones

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Here's what climate change could look like in Canada | Stetsons vs. skateboards: Texas midterms a scramble for votes amidst shifting political culture | How to keep your debt down as interest rates go up | What we know about the Florida man charged for mailing bombs to Democrats

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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.

Stetsons vs. skateboards: Texas midterms a scramble for votes amidst shifting political culture Sat, 27 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Texas finds itself at a kind of cultural and political crossroads as it heads into the midterm elections. Many in the state's old guard are fretting over increasingly fast-paced social changes driven by an ever-younger, more culturally diverse crowd, writes Paul Hunter.

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 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 more than a dozen intercepted suspicious packages, has a lengthy criminal record in Florida.

What's the dirtiest surface on an airplane? The result may surprise you Trump strategists see migrant caravan as a political 'silver bullet' for U.S. midterms. They might be wrong Doug Ford's government could delay Canada's first 'pay transparency' legislation Directors Jen and Sylvia Soska break into the boys' club of horror movies Jair Bolsonaro, 'Brazil's Trump,' is on track to win the presidency. For Trudeau, that spells trouble In a true nation to nation relationship, actions speak louder than empty promises Family of Barry and Honey Sherman offers reward of up to $10M for information about killings Migrants in U.S.-bound caravan reject Mexico refuge plan Bell and Rogers defend sales practices at CRTC hearing Quebec cannabis stores to close 3 days a week due to chronic shortages 2 men arrested after incident at border between N.B. and U.S.

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Yukon glaciers offer early warning of what climate change could mean for rest of planet | 'Brutally murdered simply because of their faith': 11 killed by gunman in Pittsburgh synagogue | How Thanksgiving dinner and a Facebook post made gerrymandering a Michigan midterm issue | Location is top factor for job hunters faced with steep housing costs

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Yukon glaciers offer early warning of what climate change could mean for rest of planet Sun, 28 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The enormous glaciers in the Yukon are thinning and shrinking much faster than they should, and the impact on the surrounding environment is drastic. Scientists warn that it's an indicator of the kind of changes we could face globally due to climate change.

'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.

How Thanksgiving dinner and a Facebook post made gerrymandering a Michigan midterm issue Sun, 28 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The outcome of November's U.S. midterms could affect local election results in Michigan for the next decade. It’s all because of push-back around a centuries-old American political practice known as gerrymandering, where politicians in power redraw electoral boundaries to give their party an advantage.

Location is top factor for job hunters faced with steep housing costs Sun, 28 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Sky-high real estate prices are making location-based career decisions increasingly common.

Canadian Olympian Dave Duncan speaks about 2018 Winter Games arrest In presidential vote, Brazil yearns for change but some say democracy at risk

Here's what climate change could look like in Canada

What we know about alleged Pittsburgh synagogue gunman Robert Bowers

What's the dirtiest surface on an airplane? The result may surprise you

How to keep your debt down as interest rates go up

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

Jair Bolsonaro, 'Brazil's Trump,' is on track to win the presidency. For Trudeau, that spells trouble

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

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Indonesia Lion Air flight with 189 on board crashes into sea | 'We'll survive this, too': The Tree of Life massacre and the resurgence of anti-Semitism in the U.S. | 'I felt so violated': Ex-husband charged after Winnipeg woman finds hidden cameras in her home | Airline ticket prices could rise because of obscure new fuel rule

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Indonesia Lion Air flight with 189 on board crashes into sea Sun, 28 Oct 2018 22:27:39 EDT A Lion Air plane with 189 people on board crashes into the sea just minutes after taking off from Indonesia's capital.

'We'll survive this, too': The Tree of Life massacre and the resurgence of anti-Semitism in the U.S. Mon, 29 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT The 11 victims gunned down in the massacre have names like Fienberg. Gottfried. Rabinowitz. Rosenthal. As thousands grieve those murdered, the tragedy has reawakened concerns in the Jewish community about the return of violent anti-Semitism in the U.S.

'I felt so violated': Ex-husband charged after Winnipeg woman finds hidden cameras in her home Mon, 29 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT She thought when she left her abusive ex she would finally be safe. But that illusion was shattered the day she discovered someone had broken into her Winnipeg home and installed hidden cameras in her bedroom and living area.

Airline ticket prices could rise because of obscure new fuel rule Mon, 29 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A new regulation targeting the international marine shipping industry could have a widespread impact on the economy, including the price of airline tickets and diesel at the pump.

'I have to ask you to leave': insurance adjuster tries to boot breastfeeding mom from meeting Red Sox put cap on juggernaut season with World Series title Pardons don't go far enough. Convictions for cannabis possession must be expunged 'Incalculable' loss: Ranging in age from 54 to 97, Pittsburgh synagogue victims included doctors, professors Meals on wheels: Hungry squirrels go nuts over this man's Honda How Canada barred adoptions from Muslim countries — and used Shariah law to do it In dramatic swing right, Jair Bolsonaro wins Brazil's presidential election Cleantech startup makes plastic from 'the fat of the bacteria' Former Syrian White Helmet rescuers, reluctantly resettled, embrace their new lives in Canada Pilot arrested for having loaded gun in carry-on at Florida airport 'It's an epidemic:' Inexpensive crystal meth eclipsing opioids on the Prairies

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'They were sweethearts': Slain brothers remembered as pillars of their community | 'Turn it off!': Ex-NXIVM member describes Clockwork Orange-style 'fright study' | CRA reaps more than $1B through clawbacks of federal benefits over 5 years | Previous flight of crashed Lion Air jet scared passengers

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'They were sweethearts': Slain brothers remembered as pillars of their community 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 begin on Tuesday, including for Cecil and David Rosenthal, two brothers who were seen as ambassadors at the Tree of Life synagogue.

'Turn it off!': Ex-NXIVM member describes Clockwork Orange-style 'fright study' Tue, 30 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT A Vancouver actor says she still has a lot of deprogramming work to do to rid her mind of the horrific images of rape and violence she was forced to watch as part of a so-called fright study conducted by a fellow member of NXIVM, the self-help organization that critics say is a harmful cult.

CRA reaps more than $1B through clawbacks of federal benefits over 5 years Tue, 30 Oct 2018 04:00:05 EDT The Canada Revenue Agency netted more than $1 billion over the past five years through the agency's annual reviews of Canadians' federal benefits — prompting critics to accuse the agency of making money off the most vulnerable.

Previous flight of crashed Lion Air jet scared passengers Mon, 29 Oct 2018 22:31:08 EDT Divers searched Tuesday for victims of the Lion Air plane crash in Indonesia that killed 189 people, and high-tech equipment was deployed to find its data recorders as reports emerged of problems on the jet's previous flight that had terrified passengers.

Angela Merkel's exit could destroy stable party system in place since WWII New study associates highly effective blood pressure medication with small risk of cancer Trump's attacks on central bank rate hikes risk creating future economic trouble: Don Pittis Delaying Singh's byelection might be calculated, but it isn't unprecedented 60% of world's wildlife has been wiped out since 1970 The massacre at the Pittsburgh synagogue was not an aberration, but a culmination NDP calls for cancellation of Steve Bannon debate Emergency meetings begin as northern Quebec grapples with string of suicides U.S. military deploying 5,200 troops to Mexico border Doug Ford, Andrew Scheer join forces against carbon tax Trump's visit stirs debate as Pittsburgh mourns after mass shooting in synagogue

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Police raid Indian call-centres linked to 'CRA phone scam' that has victimized Canadians | Why Orange County, a.k.a. Reagan Country, is 'ground zero' for the Democrats' midterm hopes | Wait at least a year before having another baby to minimize health risks, new study suggests | How China uses intimidation, negotiation to bring Christians under its control

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Police raid Indian call-centres linked to 'CRA phone scam' that has victimized Canadians Tue, 30 Oct 2018 21:00:00 EDT Raids in India, in co-operation with RCMP, follow CBC Marketplace story on Indian call-centres contacting Canadians, claiming to be from CRA and demanding tax payments.

Why Orange County, a.k.a. Reagan Country, is 'ground zero' for the Democrats' midterm hopes Wed, 31 Oct 2018 04:00:00 EDT Orange County was once the bedrock for California conservatives such as Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon and Arnold Schwarzenegger. But times have changed, and Democrats now believe if they can steal four seats from the Republicans here, they can win control of the House.

Wait at least a year before having another baby to minimize health risks, new study suggests Wed, 31 Oct 2018 04:00:51 EDT New parents planning another pregnancy should wait at least a year to conceive in order to minimize health risks to both mom and baby, according to new research.

How China uses intimidation, negotiation to bring Christians under its control Wed, 31 Oct 2018 03:28:10 EDT China's constitution guarantees religious freedom, but since President Xi Jinping took office six years ago the government has tightened restrictions on churches it cannot control.

Greyhound service in Western Canada stops at midnight: Now what? Pro sports foundations get poor marks from charity watchdog 'The situation is shocking': Senator leads charge against for-profit blood collection Federal, provincial governments reach agreement on funding proposal for Calgary 2026 Olympic bid FBI asked to probe 'false claims' against Robert Mueller Canada Border Services Agency moves to 'substantially' increase deportations Crashed Lion Air jet may have been found, official says India inaugurates world's tallest statue NASA's elite planet-hunting Kepler telescope declared dead after finding thousands of worlds Convocation speaker apologizes for 'Playboy' remark at Western University Trump pays tribute at Pittsburgh synagogue after mass shooting

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'Stalked within your own home': Woman says abusive ex used smart home technology against her | New privacy rules will force Canadian companies to disclose data breaches | RCMP falls victim to $100K fraud from cloned credit card | Black box recovered from crashed Indonesian jet

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'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."

New privacy rules will force Canadian companies to disclose data breaches Thu, 1 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT New privacy rules designed to better safeguard the personal data of Canadians and let them know when it has been breached kick in today, but even security experts say they are far from perfect.

RCMP falls victim to $100K fraud from cloned credit card Thu, 1 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has changed the way it handles credit cards for gasoline purchases after it fell victim to organized criminals and the fraud went undetected for months.

Black box recovered from crashed Indonesian jet Wed, 31 Oct 2018 23:19:08 EDT Indonesian divers on Thursday retrieved a black box from a Lion Air passenger jet that crashed into the shallow sea off the coast of the capital, Jakarta, killing all 189 people onboard.

Canada can't pretend it's business as usual with Brazil's new dictatorship-loving president Google employees walk out to protest sexism, inequality Inuit leaders optimistic about future, despite bleak suicide statistics Mom who fought for son's military honours after his suicide will lay wreath at National War Memorial Meet Montreal's crew of Jewish emergency responders Thinking about lying to U.S. border agents about your pot use? 'Do not do that. Trust me,' says lawyer Is German FlixBus the fix for Canada's bus woes? Migrant caravan denied buses by Mexico, must continue toward U.S. on foot 2 dead in tanker crash, fire on Toronto-area highway, officials say Former governors general must be more accountable on spending, Trudeau says Calgary council votes to revive Olympic bid from near-death

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Why Trump ditched the economy and went back to the border to start a fight: Keith Boag | 'There is no validity': Unproven blood tests for food sensitivity widely offered in Canada | Medical cannabis patients anxious and fearful over supply shortages | Senators are being lobbied more than ever — and some are feeling overwhelmed

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Why Trump ditched the economy and went back to the border to start a fight: Keith Boag Fri, 2 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT President Donald Trump knows a healthy economy isn't a strong enough motivator to get Republicans to the polls in the midterms. That's why he's gone back to the most divisive — and successful — tactics from his 2016 presidential campaign.

'There is no validity': Unproven blood tests for food sensitivity widely offered in Canada Fri, 2 Nov 2018 04:00:31 EDT Two of Canada's biggest labs promote and offer something known as IgG food tests at their labs, marketed as a way to test for food sensitivities. But medical experts call these blood tests "irrelevant," "unvalidated" and "inappropriate" when it comes to tracking food intolerance.

Medical cannabis patients anxious and fearful over supply shortages Fri, 2 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT Legal recreational users aren't the only ones who can't currently get their hands on cannabis; long-time medicinal pot users also say they’re finding themselves in the middle of a supply crunch.

Senators are being lobbied more than ever — and some are feeling overwhelmed Fri, 2 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT As the Senate becomes increasingly active in amending government legislation, some Independent senators say they're feeling overwhelmed by the number of requests they get to meet with lobbyists to discuss bills before the upper house — and they are promising a fix to better manage the volume.

Why organic waste could be a gold mine 'It's crazy!': Quebec's ban on sales of anything with words or images of pot riles business owners B.C. man kicked off WestJet flight after falling asleep before takeoff The Trudeau government believes in decorum, not like those goons across the aisle: Robyn Urback Oilsands companies pull back on production as 'crisis' hits sector 16 taken to hospital after bus crash north of Prince George Trump promises executive order next week to change U.S. asylum laws Bank data furor threatens ability to compile accurate data: chief statistician

'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 Teen accused of shooting German tourist released on bail

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We're ignoring Canada's alcohol problem, chief public health officer warns | Why a Toronto-area school board can't force out a trustee accused of racism and xenophobia | Carbon tax could be coming to the U.S., congressman says | The National for November 02, 2018

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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 Sat, 3 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT A woman recently elected to the York Region District School Board is defiantly, and successfully, rejecting calls to step down after making comments described as xenophobic and racist.

Carbon tax could be coming to the U.S., congressman says Sat, 3 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT Despite President Donald Trump’s claims that climate change is a “hoax” (a statement he later retracted) and his assurances that the planet “will change back again,” one congressman says there’s a bi-partisan consensus growing in the House of Representatives that could lead to a price on carbon emissions.

The National for November 02, 2018 Fri, 2 Nov 2018 22:00:00 EDT

Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News

Meet Canada's unknown digital workers How women are fighting through fear and loathing from trolls on the campaign trail The truth about teatoxes: Why health experts say this celeb-endorsed craze is unnecessary Celebrities are pushing 'jaded and cynical' youth to vote in U.S. midterms Clocks 'fall back' on Sunday, offering 1 more hour of sleep

Why Trump ditched the economy and went back to the border to start a fight: Keith Boag

Gunman kills at least 2 at Florida yoga studio Protesters arrested outside Steve Bannon, David Frum debate Migrant caravan presses on toward the U.S. by foot, denied buses by Mexico 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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Internal Transport Canada report warned of serious injury risk on coach buses long before Humboldt crash | U.S.-bound migrant caravan rolls north through Mexico despite obstacles | Over 100,000 without power across the Maritimes after windstorm | Bernier getting riding officials in his new party to sign 'no embarrassment' pledge

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Internal Transport Canada report warned of serious injury risk on coach buses long before Humboldt crash 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.

U.S.-bound migrant caravan rolls north through Mexico despite obstacles Sun, 4 Nov 2018 06:02:20 EST As a U.S.-bound caravan continues its slow arduous journey up from southern Mexico, it’s become propaganda for politicians in Washington. But most have no idea of their part in the political storm over immigration — they just feel its repercussions.

Over 100,000 without power across the Maritimes after windstorm Sun, 4 Nov 2018 06:00:51 EST Thousands of people across the Maritimes are without power after a windstorm swept across the region on Saturday.

Bernier getting riding officials in his new party to sign 'no embarrassment' pledge Sun, 4 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST In an effort to avoid unwanted controversy, Maxime Bernier's new political party is requiring all riding association officials to sign a pledge saying they won't "embarrass" the party. Officials also must vow not to steer the People's Party of Canada in a different direction.

Democrats on track to take House - but Senate might be out of reach 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?

Why a Toronto-area school board can't force out a trustee accused of racism and xenophobia

Gunman who killed 2 women at Florida yoga studio had been accused of sexual harassment Drake blocked from Vancouver casino, claims it was 'profiling' Amazon may have made its choice for new HQ and it's eyeing a big U.S. city What you should know about the U.S. midterm elections, and why they'll matter

The truth about teatoxes: Why health experts say this celeb-endorsed craze is unnecessary

We're ignoring Canada's alcohol problem, chief public health officer warns

Trump picks cities with strong support for final midterms blitz

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How deeply is America divided over Trump? Check out Ohio's 12th District, a midterm 'toss up' | Drug-impaired driving tests 'not there yet,' says top RCMP officer | Canadian Tire tells wife of ailing customer to pay his $18,000 debt, despite credit card insurance | Iran warns of 'war situation' as U.S. reimposes sanctions

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How deeply is America divided 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.

Drug-impaired driving tests 'not there yet,' says top RCMP officer Mon, 5 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Weeks into national cannabis legalization, a top RCMP officer says the tests being used to detect whether someone is driving high are “not there yet,” though they’re the best they’ve got.

Canadian Tire tells wife of ailing customer to pay his $18,000 debt, despite credit card insurance Sun, 4 Nov 2018 20:00:00 EST An Ontario man who paid for credit card balance protection insurance in case he lost his job or got sick never qualified for most of the coverage, and was unable to cash in after having a stroke.

Iran warns of 'war situation' as U.S. reimposes sanctions Mon, 5 Nov 2018 00:34:01 EST The United States reimposed oil and financial sanctions against Iran, which greeted the sanctions on Monday with air defence drills and an acknowledgement from President Hassan Rouhani the nation faces a "war situation."

How the U.S. midterm elections could shake up Canadian business: Don Pittis 1st wave of U.S.-bound migrants reaches Mexico City Fear the flu shot? How 'avoidance behaviour' can impact public health How to watch CBC's coverage of the U.S. midterm elections Why can naturopaths mislead the public about their credentials? Because no one bothers to stop them Humboldt crash happened long after Internal Transport Canada report warned of injury risk on coach buses

Democrats on track to take House - but Senate might be out of reach

All flights cancelled Sunday evening at Fredericton airport as runway lights fail 1 dead after mid-air small plane collision in Ottawa area Windstorm knocked out power to more than 100,000 homes across Atlantic Canada How Max Bernier's People's Party plans to keep 'weird, bad' people out of its riding associations

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Trump's racially tinged pitch is riling Latino voters. Could it help turn Arizona blue? | Hidden camera reveals how bank employees mislead and upsell on pricey credit card insurance | Fake news, even fake fact-checkers, found in run-up to U.S. midterms | Iran sanctions may have little impact in Canada, except on oil prices

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Trump's racially tinged pitch is riling Latino voters. Could it help turn Arizona blue? Tue, 6 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Arizona’s growing Hispanic population is being asked, "Have you voted?” Their answers could tell the story of a reliably red state turning purple — or even blue.

Hidden camera reveals how bank employees mislead and upsell on pricey 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.

Fake news, even fake fact-checkers, found in run-up to U.S. midterms Tue, 6 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST When the results of today’s U.S. midterms are tallied, people will have a clearer sense of how the American people really feel about the current administration. Or at least, how they feel based on the information they’ve read, leading up to the election — not all of which was factual.

Iran sanctions may have little impact in Canada, except on oil prices Tue, 6 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Canadian businesses are likely to feel little impact from U.S. sanctions on Iran, though there may be oil price volatility. The effectiveness of the sanctions may depend on how tough the U.S. decides to be on international companies that violate them.

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How to watch CBC's coverage of the U.S. midterm elections

Is pot a performance enhancer for athletes? Legalization could allow for a closer look Senators players caught trash-talking team on video recording Ontario minister left post after allegation of sexual misconduct U.S. midterm election could see historic night of firsts Ottawa engaged in 'delicate' talks to protect Pakistani woman released from blasphemy death sentence How deeply divided are Americans over Trump? Check out Ohio's 12th district, a midterm 'toss up' 'It was gut wrenching,' says man who watched calèche horse die in Old Montreal USOC moves to shut down USA Gymnastics after Nassar scandal Ottawa short-changed more than 270,000 veterans on pensions, disability payments

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Democrats take House, Republicans hold Senate | Prepare for a dismal, dirty journey to 2020: Keith Boag | 'Won't change a damn thing': For border ranchers fuming about illegal migrants, midterms bring little hope | 747 cargo jet goes off runway at Halifax airport

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Democrats take House, Republicans hold Senate Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:41:25 EST The Democrats won a majority in the House of Representatives after Tuesday's midterm election in the United States, gaining power to investigate U.S. President Donald Trump and help shape the nation's political agenda for the next two years.

Prepare for a dismal, dirty journey to 2020: Keith Boag Wed, 7 Nov 2018 05:47:17 EST It is the exhausting reality of American politics that as the dark and divisive midterm campaign has finally drawn to its close, the dark and divisive presidential campaign is about to begin.

'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.

747 cargo jet goes off runway at Halifax airport Wed, 7 Nov 2018 05:15:52 EST Officials at Stanfield International Airport near Halifax activated their emergency operations centre early Wednesday morning after a 747 cargo jet went off the end of a runway.

Conservative MP Tony Clement resigns Commons duties over sexting scandal Trump's trade policies could survive Democratic victory Small internet providers say CRTC rules lead to 'higher prices and less choice' U.S. midterm elections highlighted by historic firsts Canadian doctors urge caution after FDA approves controversial new opioid pill 'I feel very lucky': MS St. Louis passenger's story of survival after Canada refused him sanctuary Spider scare sends federal government workers home — twice Joni Mitchell at 75: Icon's milestone birthday marked with star-studded performances How Doug Ford is handling his government's first scandal Mysterious interstellar comet may be an alien probe: Harvard scientists Ottawa Senators leaders call leaked Uber video a 'hiccup'

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13 dead in shooting at California bar, authorities say | How the resignation of Jeff Sessions may jeopardize Mueller's Russia probe | China leads in affordable electric cars, but Canadian consumers can't buy them — yet: Don Pittis | Federal pilots union surprised Air Transat given weeks to fix 'major' safety system problems in 2015

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13 dead in shooting at California bar, authorities say Thu, 8 Nov 2018 03:38:30 EST A sheriff says 13 people are dead, including a sheriff's sergeant and the gunman, after a shooting inside a crowded Southern California country-and-western bar late Wednesday.

How the resignation of Jeff Sessions may jeopardize Mueller's Russia probe Thu, 8 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The resignation of U.S. attorney general Jeff Sessions could significantly curtail — or perhaps even end — the Russia investigation, which will now be overseen by a replacement who has publicly expressed his skepticism about the probe.

China leads in affordable electric cars, but Canadian consumers can't buy them — yet: Don Pittis Thu, 8 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Report after report says Chinese electric car technology may be on its way to world domination. Unless North American carmakers pull up their socks, it could be the car wars of the 1970s and 80s all over again.

Federal pilots union surprised Air Transat given weeks to fix 'major' safety system problems in 2015 Thu, 8 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST How much time should airlines get to fix serious safety issues found in their operations? The head of the union representing pilots who conduct aviation inspections has some concerns after reviewing a Transport Canada report from 2015 that was recently released under Access to Information.

Populist wins come as no surprise to those whose heads are not embedded in the sand $509M paid to Sears Canada shareholders could be subject of court case Oil tumbles nearly 20% from October high – but analysts expect a recovery Remembering a hereditary chief with a brilliant mind killed in action in France Elon Musk replaced as Tesla chair Trump to Democrats: Investigate me, I'll investigate you Scheer asks Tony Clement to leave Conservative caucus over sexting scandal This is the world's oldest known work of figurative art Man dead after 2 explosions rock Edmonton-area community centre, police say 4,500 Ontario cannabis users have personal data stolen Sextortion scheme targets minors through popular online game Fortnite in Quebec

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U.S. judge halts Keystone XL pipeline construction | Hedley singer's behaviour got worse with fame — and went unchecked by those around him, ex-drummer says | Don't let the maple leaf fool you: Your apple juice likely isn't Canadian-grown | How will Facebook keep people on Facebook? By helping them fall in love

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U.S. judge halts Keystone XL pipeline construction

Thu, 8 Nov 2018 23:25:23 EST

A federal judge in Montana has filed an injunction to stop construction on the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline.

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.

Don't let the maple leaf fool you: Your apple juice likely isn't Canadian-grown Fri, 9 Nov 2018 04:00:36 EST Bearing glossy red fruit, phrases like "Canada Choice" or "prepared in Canada," and other subtle hints, the packaging on apple juice gives Canadian consumers the impression they're drinking apples from this country.

How will Facebook keep people on Facebook? By helping them fall in love Fri, 9 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST A new dating feature is Facebook's way of ratcheting up the gravitational pull of its ever-expanding digital universe — a play to keep its existing users engaged in lieu of rapid new user growth.

Paradise lost: California community 'destroyed' by wildfire Opening dairy market to U.S. was biggest concession in trade talks, Freeland says Beauty out of pain: Canadian soldiers' embroidery was therapy for the scars of war For a politician like Clement, a $100K gazebo is bad, but a sexting/extortion scandal is the end: Robyn Urback 3 asteroids will fly past Earth on Saturday. Here is why there is no need to panic Prince Charles is concerned about the world he's leaving for his grandkids Buried where they fell: Historian maps Canadian Korean War casualties White House accused of tweeting doctored video of CNN reporter Wave of bells to ring out across Canada to mark 100 years since WWI Clement admits to multiple 'indiscretions' in letter to constituents on sexting scandal Fast-moving California wildfire claims 'significant' number of buildings

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The last man: Canadian WWI soldier died at 2 minutes to peace | The U.S. midterms are over: What comes next? Chrystia Freeland answers your questions | Deadly fire leveled a California town in less than a day | U.K. data watchdog blasts Canadian political parties' data handling

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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.

The U.S. midterms are over: What comes next? Chrystia Freeland answers your questions Sat, 10 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland answered questions on the recent NAFTA negotiations, press freedom and Donald Trump with The National's Rosemary Barton, Adrienne Arsenault, Keith Boag and two top Washington Post journalists.

Deadly fire leveled a California town in less than a day Sat, 10 Nov 2018 06:44:32 EST Only a day after it began, the blaze that started outside the hilly town of Paradise had grown on Friday to nearly 360 square kilometres and destroyed more than 6,700 structures, almost all of them homes, making it California's most destructive wildfire since record-keeping began.

U.K. data watchdog blasts Canadian political parties' data handling Sat, 10 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Canada's political parties have a privacy problem — and with less than a year to go until the next federal election, it's more critical than ever that Canadians start asking hard questions about how they're handling personal data, says the United Kingdom's information commissioner.

Walmart ramps up self-checkout, scales down 'scan and go' shopping Death threats and burning effigies: Sir John A. Macdonald controversy gets extreme RCMP, province call out Surrey, B.C., mayor over his comments following fatal shooting This First World War armoured car is amazing. So was the man who rode in it. Tanzania's anti-homosexuality purge is making Ottawa anxious Instead of 'lest we forget' this Remembrance Day, veterans should go with 'we're not gonna take it' 'Kids die, kids commit suicide': Boy Erased sheds light on controversial gay conversion therapy

3 asteroids will fly past Earth on Saturday. Here is why there is no need to panic

Listen to wind gusts and a condo tower make not-so-beautiful music together California wildfires leave at least 9 dead, cause 'unbelievable' destruction 'Miracle of miracles' more weren't hurt in Fly Jamaica crash landing in Guyana, Canadian passenger says

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Trudeau among world leaders in Paris marking 100 years since end of WW I | A silence in Mons: How Canadians saw the final moments of WW I | 'Troubling allegations' prompt Health Canada review of studies used to approve popular weed-killer | How a blast on a battlefield in France destroyed a Newfoundland town

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Trudeau among world leaders in Paris marking 100 years since end of WW I Sun, 11 Nov 2018 06:00:49 EST Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Paris along with dozens of other world leaders for the annual ceremony in the French capital to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War, with a speech by French President Emmanuel Macron calling on fellow leaders to work towards peace.

A silence in Mons: How Canadians saw the final moments of WW I Sun, 11 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Canadian soldiers were witnesses to the dying hours of the War to End Wars in the Belgian village where British and German forces first clashed. Their letters home tell a compelling story of grief, horror and hope.

'Troubling allegations' prompt Health Canada review of studies used to approve popular weed-killer Sun, 11 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Health Canada says in light of "troubling allegations," its scientists are reviewing hundreds of studies used during the approval process for glyphosate, the active ingredient in Canada's most popular herbicide, Roundup.

How a blast on a battlefield in France destroyed a Newfoundland town Sun, 11 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The town of Three Arms in Newfoundland illustrates how the loss of one individual can drastically affect the landscape and the lives of others far away, continuing to make itself felt a century later.

On the front line of a crisis, overdose-prevention staff could use some help Light rains keep Trump from WW I memorial in France Death toll in California wildfires rises to least 25 as blazes continue to rage Sherwood Park explosions suspect had multiple guns in vehicle, RCMP say The last man: Canadian WW I soldier died at 2 minutes to peace Immigration detainee seeks $65M in lawsuit against Ottawa for violating rights 'Really toxic': Abuse allegations continue to dog Winnipeg restaurant chain Stella's Cafe How to watch and listen to CBC's Remembrance Day special coverage Calgary landlord refuses to pay locksmith after price nearly triples, no invoice provided 'Thank you' to veterans: Vimy Ridge 1st stop on Trudeau's tour to mark 100 years since armistice

Death threats and burning effigies: Sir John A. Macdonald controversy gets extreme

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'I was beginning to lose hope': Woman battles bank for 2 years for information on her own account | Canada falling short on flu vaccinations: internal report | California wildfires could become 'explosive' due to windy conditions | The high cost of winning: How the First World War changed the way Canadians view conflict

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'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.

Canada falling short on flu vaccinations: internal report Mon, 12 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The Public Health Agency of Canada is failing to meet its flu vaccination goals as Canadians continue to balk at rolling up their sleeves.

California wildfires could become 'explosive' due to windy conditions Sun, 11 Nov 2018 14:54:00 EST The overall death toll from the outbreak of fires in both Northern and Southern California reached at least 31 on Sunday evening and appeared likely to rise as fierce winds fanned the raging flames.

The high cost of winning: How the First World War changed the way Canadians view conflict Mon, 12 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST One hundred years ago, Canadians helped to win a world war - and struggled for years afterward to reconcile that victory with the terrible price they paid for it.

Liberals planning national tourism strategy as part of election-year economic pitch To bid or not to bid?: Calgarians will decide fate of city's Olympic ambitions 'It's something out of a Hitchcock film': Experts re-examine unsolved Canadian airliner bombing David Hockney's Portrait of an Artist and the priciest works by living artists ever sold at auction The City of Toronto spends millions renting this hotel. Now it might spend more to buy it Attacks on the media are a threat to democracy, Trudeau says Economic cost of Canadian oil price discounts counted in billions of dollars Calgary lawyer challenging gay-straight alliance bill compares pride flags to swastikas Douglas Rain, Stratford Festival pioneer and voice of HAL, dead at 90 Virtue and Moir named 'most hypeworthy Canadians' at People's Choice Awards Change Brexit course or face 'total surrender,' Boris Johnson warns

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Why Toronto won by losing the bid for Amazon's new headquarters | Climate change will heat up cities and rural areas differently | Is it strep throat? Pharmacies say they could give you the answer and maybe save a trip to the doctor | Canada's key satellite system hit with another launch delay

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Why Toronto won by losing the bid for Amazon's new headquarters Tue, 13 Nov 2018 00:28:54 EST Toronto’s bid for Amazon’s HQ2 fell short, but some say the city may be better off without the American giant.

Climate change will heat up cities and rural areas differently Tue, 13 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Climate change will affect temperatures in urban and rural areas differently, suggests a new study that offers both good news and bad news.

Is it strep throat? Pharmacies say they could give you the answer and maybe save a trip to the doctor Tue, 13 Nov 2018 04:00:12 EST An association representing pharmacies says having rapid strep tests available in their stores across Canada could save unnecessary visits to the doctor for many patients with sore throats. But pediatric experts say such tests aren't good enough to consistently rule out strep throat in kids.

Canada's key satellite system hit with another launch delay Tue, 13 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST It began as a $600-million space project, with the first satellite scheduled for orbit in 2014. But the RADARSAT Constellation Mission has yet to get into space, and the budget already has hit more than $1 billion. Technical and launch delays have held up the completion of the project.

Sides 'far apart' in Canada Post talks despite mediation, postal union says Hamas warns of more rocket attacks amid Israel-Gaza fighting

To bid or not to bid?: Calgarians will decide fate of city's Olympic ambitions

Democrat wins U.S. Senate seat in Arizona after close race Distracted too often by your smartphone? This company thinks it can help Northern California wildfire now deadliest in state history Paying plasma donors is not 'un-Canadian' — it's practical and necessary Amazon picks New York, northern Virginia for new headquarters: reports Trudeau heads to ASEAN summit to 'mend relations' a year after thorny trade talks Marvel Comics icon Stan Lee dead at 95 Canadian spy chief has heard audio of Khashoggi murder, CSIS says

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Prince Charles at 70: Will he meddle as king? He says no, but he's had a lot of practice | Calgarians vote against 2026 Winter Olympics bid | Why tech giants don't invest tax cuts in American jobs: Don Pittis | Reckless rhetoric is the real threat to public faith in Florida recounts: Keith Boag

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Prince Charles at 70: Will he meddle as king? He says no, but he's had a lot of practice Wed, 14 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Prince Charles, who turns 70 today, has spent his lifetime doing charitable work, but his history of sharing strong opinions has left some observers uneasy about how he will serve as king.

Calgarians vote against 2026 Winter Olympics bid Tue, 13 Nov 2018 12:29:52 EST The majority of Calgarians do not want the city to proceed with a bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, according to the unofficial result of a non-binding plebiscite.

Why tech giants don't invest tax cuts in American jobs: Don Pittis Wed, 14 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST If share prices of U.S. tech giants continue to decline, American taxpayers may have reason to be bitter about out how some industry leaders spent their tax-cut windfalls that were supposed to help create jobs.

Reckless rhetoric is the real threat to public faith in Florida recounts: Keith Boag Wed, 14 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST What's going on in Florida is a potentially destructive debacle that can shake the public's confidence in elections. But, at this point, reckless rhetoric from politicians is to blame for any lasting damage, not the behaviour of election officials, Keith Boag writes.

Trying to bridge the 'genomic divide': Lack of Indigenous data a challenge for researchers More than 20 child killers sent to healing lodges since 2011, figures show Teacher with criminal history arrested after altercation with student Lilly Singh announces she's taking a break from YouTube Why Canada is willing to sign USMCA with steel and aluminum tariffs still in place Death toll climbs to 48 in Northern California fire Why Toronto won by losing its bid for Amazon's new headquarters U.K. cabinet to consider new draft Brexit deal agreed to by negotiators 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 Judge to hold hearing Wednesday into CNN's White House lawsuit

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Theresa May facing chaos after Brexit Secretary resigns | Rape victim worries man using sexsomnia defence will be found not criminally responsible | Patrick Brown cites sexual misconduct allegations against Ontario finance minister in new book | Canada's new approach to foreign aid cuts out the middle man and gives cash directly to the poor

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Theresa May facing chaos after Brexit Secretary resigns Thu, 15 Nov 2018 04:45:35 EST Brexit was always going to be a challenge, but it’s hard to imagine how Prime Minister Theresa May can recover now from the biggest blow so far: the resignation of Dominic Raab, her chief negotiator and the minister responsible for Brexit.

Rape victim worries man using sexsomnia defence will be found not criminally responsible Thu, 15 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Seven years after she was raped by a stranger, an Ottawa-area woman is still seeking closure and waiting in trepidation for what justice could mete out.

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's new approach to foreign aid cuts out the middle man and gives cash directly to the poor Thu, 15 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Canada has been experimenting with a new method for spending tens of millions of dollars worth of foreign aid: handing cash directly to people in poverty-stricken or war-torn countries, according to two senior officials with Global Affairs Canada.

Michael Avenatti, Trump critic and lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, arrested Abandoned Canadian silver mine could boom again as battery demand prompts gold rush in cobalt Migrants fill Tijuana shelters, with more en route to U.S. border From the Vaults digs deep into the CBC archives for unforgettable musical performances 'I wish we had known': Peter MacKay defends record over transfer of child killers to healing lodges The federal government's carbon pricing plan will eliminate Alberta's hard-earned climate gains Inuit lives must be protected over polar bears, Nunavut community says Canada Post makes new offer to employees as eBay calls on Ottawa to end strikes Northern California wildfire death toll hits 56 as searches intensify Why Calgary passed on the 2026 Olympics — and what's next for the Games nobody seems to want Canada's oil price woes reaching an 'emergency situation,' Cenovus CEO says

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'Fundamentally unfair': Workers' comp for injured food delivery couriers depends on the app they serve | Correction to climate change study highlights flaws in peer-review process | ​U.K. PM May fights for survival after Brexit deal sparks crisis | Who gets more done — office workers or telecommuters?

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'Fundamentally unfair': Workers' comp for injured food delivery couriers depends on the app they serve Fri, 16 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST On any given day in downtown Toronto, you'll see a flurry of bike couriers peddling their way through traffic, bags strapped to their backs, on their way to deliver your next meal. But if those couriers get hurt on the job, a Marketplace investigation has found their eligibility for work-related compensation depends on which app they deliver for.

Correction to climate change study highlights flaws in peer-review process Fri, 16 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Authors of a recent climate change study are forced to make a correction when an independent researcher notes a mistake in their calculations. Does this mean we can't trust peer-reviewed studies?

​U.K. PM May fights for survival after Brexit deal sparks crisis Fri, 16 Nov 2018 06:28:39 EST British Prime Minister Theresa May was fighting for survival on Friday after a draft divorce deal with the European Union provoked the resignations of senior ministers and mutiny in her party.

Who gets more done — office workers or telecommuters? Fri, 16 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Despite the growing popularity of telecommuting among workers with in-demand skills, some managers just don't trust employees to get work done at home. An economist who studies the productivity of telecommuters says attitudes toward remote workers affect everything — including the output of colleagues back in the office.

Alberta man finishes record 10-year hike in Tuktoyaktuk Doug Ford's spending cuts are not as deep as many feared, or hoped Your smartphone is burning a lot of carbon Hospitals profiting from private cord blood bank didn't disclose financial ties to patients Morneau unlikely to match Trump's tax moves in economic update Widows is the Oscar-worthy movie Viola Davis deserves and America needs Organisms found on hike in the woods are like no other life on Earth Saskatoon widow has her husband's tattoos — and the skin they're on — preserved Death toll reaches 63 in northern California wildfire as search continues for missing David Hockney painting auctions for record $90M Bad weather halts operations on N.L. oil platform

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Why sexual hazing may be viewed as a 'rite of passage' | Pediatricians call for ban on flavoured vaping products — but Health Canada isn't going there | Why Doug Ford's Franco-Ontarian cost-cutting could spell trouble for Andrew Scheer | Well-established but not well-off: Canada's authors struggle to make ends meet, says study

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Why sexual 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.

Pediatricians call for ban on flavoured vaping products — but Health Canada isn't going there Sat, 17 Nov 2018 04:00:34 EST The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is restricting sales of most e-cigarette flavours to areas of stores where people under age 18 aren't allowed to enter. Canada is not adopting those same restrictions.

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.

Well-established but not well-off: Canada's authors struggle to make ends meet, says study Sat, 17 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST In the midst of literary award season, a new report said Canada's authors are struggling more than ever before. Fewer publishing houses, reduced income from educational copying, and publishers' focus on best-sellers are some of the reasons even award winners have to get day jobs.

Defence minister confirms Mali mission will not be extended Setbacks hit water treatment projects for Ontario First Nations Canada's rushed rollout of legal cannabis has been a gift to the illegal market CIA concludes Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing: officials The National for November 16, 2018 Toronto private school at centre of sexual assault investigation alerts police to 3rd 'incident' Argentine submarine with 44 crew aboard found sunk a year after disappearing Oil vessel off the Newfoundland coast spills 250,000 litres of crude North California wildfire death toll now 71 as list of missing grows Stop sending mail and parcels, Canada Post asks foreign services Trump says he wrote answers to Robert Mueller's questions 'very easily'

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A new 'arms race': How the U.S. military is spending millions to fight fake images | Scammed senior citizens being recruited as drug mules: CBSA | APEC talks conclude without communique amid U.S.-China trade tensions | Mortgage stress test rules may be pushing borrowers towards unregulated lenders

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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.

Scammed senior citizens being recruited as drug mules: CBSA Sun, 18 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Drug trafficking networks are drafting senior citizens to smuggle illicit narcotics into the country, according to an internal memo. The Canada Border Services Agency has warned staff to keep an eye out in a heavily censored intelligence advisory.

APEC talks conclude without communique amid U.S.-China trade tensions Sun, 18 Nov 2018 06:03:15 EST Leaders have left the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in Papua New Guinea without coming to a consensus on a final communique to describe what was agreed to at their talks.

Mortgage stress test rules may be pushing borrowers towards unregulated lenders Sun, 18 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The Bank of Canada released new data that shows stricter mortgage rules along with higher interest rates have helped slow the growth of risky mortgages, but some economists question whether over-leveraged borrowers are turning to the unregulated mortgage market.

Why the U.S. could lose the next big war - and what that means for Canada Dating Druze: The struggle to find love in a dwindling diaspora 'It blows my mind': How B.C. destroys a key natural wildfire defence every year Trump visits fire-scorched California as nearly 1,300 still unaccounted for CUPW rejects latest offer from Canada Post: Rotating strikes to continue The weight of silence: Ryan Shtuka's disappearance continues to haunt B.C. ski resort

Why Doug Ford's Franco-Ontarian cost-cutting could spell trouble for Andrew Scheer

CUPW rejects latest offer from Canada Post: Rotating strikes to continue Why sex assault veiled as hazing may be viewed as a 'rite of passage'

Canada's rushed rollout of legal cannabis has been a gift to the illegal market

Police confirm vandalism after Coast Guard ship tumbled into water in N.S.

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'Striking' APEC confrontation causes uncertainty ahead of G20 | Toronto breaks homicide record from 1991, but numbers don't tell whole story | Federal government diverting veterans in crisis away from emergency fund, say outside agencies | Why immigration could be a high-risk, low-reward issue in the 2019 election

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'Striking' APEC confrontation causes uncertainty ahead of G20 Mon, 19 Nov 2018 04:00:30 EST The opening photo call at the APEC summit turned out to be a useful roadmap for what unfolded this past weekend: the commanding presence of China driving its agenda, with an isolated United States pursuing competing goals, leaving others looking very uncomfortable.

Toronto breaks homicide record from 1991, but numbers don't tell whole story Mon, 19 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Toronto has broken the record for number of homicides in a year set back in 1991. So does that mean the city is less safe now than it was back then? Probably not.

Federal government diverting veterans in crisis away from emergency fund, say outside agencies Mon, 19 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Former soldiers in crisis are being sent regularly to outside agencies for emergency assistance by case managers at Veterans Affairs Canada — even though the Liberal government has its own, modest relief fund.

Why immigration could be a high-risk, low-reward issue in the 2019 election Mon, 19 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST A new poll shows Canadian concerns about immigration haven't deepened, even as politicians have increasingly focused on the issue.

'You're gonna lose your money': Air Canada online glitch leaves retiree on hook for flight he didn't book Toronto boys' private school launches independent review amid sexual assault investigation by police Canada Revenue Agency's promised fix for call centre complaints has hit a snag Zero-emission rules mean fewer electric car choices for most Canadians: Don Pittis The Giller Prize turns 25: contenders say it's about more than winning $100K

A new 'arms race': How the U.S. military is spending millions to fight fake images

Postal workers' union makes counter-offer Sex assault charge not enough to ground taxi driver, tribunal rules Scheer urges Liberals to set date for balanced budget Western allies focus on crisis of leadership at Halifax security forum New mortgage rules may push prospective home buyers towards unregulated lenders

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Mounties expected 1,000 claims in sexual harassment suit. So far, they’ve got 3,131 | 'Troubling signs': Health Canada to review tobacco strategy as smoking rate spikes | How political limbo in Britain ends will mark the country for years. Here’s how it could happen. | Language barrier makes court baffling for many Inuit, justice workers say

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Mounties expected 1,000 claims in sexual harassment suit. So far, they’ve got 3,131 Tue, 20 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The Royal Canadian Mounted Police need more money to help cover a historic class action lawsuit after more women than expected came forward with stories of harassment and sexual abuse.

'Troubling signs': Health Canada to review tobacco strategy as smoking rate spikes Tue, 20 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST Health Canada is looking for outside experts to review its tobacco control strategy — a federal program that appears to have hit a wall after years of helping to drive down smoking rates.

How political limbo in Britain ends will mark the country for years. Here’s how it could happen. 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 scenarios that could unfold in the coming days.

Language barrier makes court baffling for many Inuit, justice workers say Tue, 20 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST For Quebec Inuit accused of breaking the law, the first of many obstacles to equal treatment in the justice system is language, say some of the people who help Inuit defendants navigate the courts.

The St. Michael's secret is out, but only to those who didn't already know: Robyn Urback Union rejects Canada Post offer of 'cooling off' period with mediation amid strike Judge temporarily blocks Trump's asylum ban for illegal border-crossers 'They could have stopped this': Sex abuse warnings at Ottawa high school went unheeded Toronto police charge 6 students in St. Michael's College School investigation 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 Risk of mudslides looms for northern California after wildfire Shots fired inside Kingston, Ont., emergency room Alberta RCMP investigate 'disturbing' video of coyote slowly beaten to death Saudi crown prince will be at G20 summit later this month: Saudi media

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What Trump surrendered by giving Saudi crown prince a pass in Khashoggi's killing | B.C. College of Physicians wants 'Dr. Lipjob' sent to jail | The NDP is in trouble — and that's bad news for the Conservatives | Loblaws cranks up self-checkout with app that scans items while you shop

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What Trump surrendered by giving Saudi crown prince a pass in Khashoggi's killing Wed, 21 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST He promised to be the "law and order" president. He pitched himself as the ultimate dealmaker. Yet in a single White House statement on Tuesday, Donald Trump gave ammunition to his critics who say he lives up to neither reputation.

B.C. College of Physicians wants 'Dr. Lipjob' sent to jail Wed, 21 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST The College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C. wants a woman known as "Dr. Lipjob" sent to prison for allegedly continuing to give Botox treatments and other injections — in violation of a court order and despite not being properly licensed.

The NDP is in trouble — and that's bad news for the Conservatives Wed, 21 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST As the next federal election approaches, Andrew Scheer's Conservatives might be asking themselves whether they can win without a strong NDP.

Loblaws cranks up self-checkout with app that scans items while you shop Wed, 21 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST On Thursday, Loblaws will launch "shop and scan," a pilot project that allows customers to scan their items with a phone app while shopping, saving them time at checkout.

Harmless viral Facebook post is another reminder how easy it is to make online fakes Don't eat romaine lettuce in Ontario and Quebec until source of E. coli outbreak determined, officials say Bitcoin bust and tech stock decline may be blips or symptoms of wider slump: Don Pittis Police investigate after receiving videos of another alleged assault from St. Michael's College School Canadians giving up necessities, going into debt to pay for prescriptions, study finds South Korea's Kim Jong-yang named Interpol president Ottawa ready to order Canada Post back to work Police officer denied promotion because of race, hearing told Sergeant-at-arms, clerk at B.C. Legislature on leave amid criminal probe Auditor general trashes Liberal plan to keep CF-18s flying until 2032 Skyscraper elevator plunges 84 floors — and everyone survives