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Vancouver Coastal Health says there are two more cases of measles in the Lower Mainland. The two cases are not related to the outbreak at Vancouver schools.

Heading into this week's summit, Trump has said that North Korea has not tested any nuclear weapons in months and that as long as that testing has ceased, he's in no rush.

An individual with lab-confirmed measles stopped in Edmonton while en route from Vancouver to Inuvik on Feb. 12, stated a news release issued Sunday by Alberta Health Service.

An individual with lab-confirmed measles stopped in Edmonton while en route from Vancouver to Inuvik on Feb. 12, stated a news release issued Sunday by Alberta Health Service.

Dozens of Venezuelans who had come to the Brazilian border city of Pacaraima began throwing rocks across the closed border at Venezuelan troops, who responded with tear gas and buckshot.

China's Huawei has unveiled a new folding-screen phone, joining the latest trend for bendable devices as it challenges the global smartphone market's dominant players, Apple and Samsung.

Saskatchewan's first Cree-speaking judge, Gerald Morin, retires this week. Morin says Indigenous judges increase trust and confidence in the judicial system among Indigenous communities.

The Cape Bald Packers fish plant in Cap-Pelé, N.B., is on fire and the mayor is concerned 500 jobs could be in jeopardy.

Flurries and a major wind storm are expected to hit Hamilton and the Niagara area Sunday.

Flurries and a major wind storm are expected to hit Hamilton and the Niagara area Sunday.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to bring a vote on her Brexit deal back to parliament by March 12, the latest delay in her attempts to win approval for a plan to ease Britain's departure from the European Union.

When the Duchess of Sussex turned up in New York City a few days ago, at first it seemed to be something of a surprise. But Meghan Markle’s decision to jet off on her own to the Big Apple for a baby shower with her celebrity friends may not be that unexpected after all.

Canada's Roni Remme will bring home a World Cup silver medal from the women's alpine combined event in Crans Montana, Switzerland on Sunday.

Canadian moguls star Mikaël Kingsbury scored a gold medal at a World Cup dual moguls event Saturday in Tazawako, Japan.

Wind from the storm could be strong enough to blow shingles off roofs, uproot trees and cause power outages, Environment Canada says.

Wind from the storm could be strong enough to blow shingles off roofs, uproot trees and cause power outages, Environment Canada says

Environment Canada is continuing to warn Toronto residents that a "major" windstorm is on its way that is expected to bring very strong gusts and blowing snow on Sunday.

Toronto residents are being warned that a "major" windstorm is on its way that will bring very strong winds and blowing snow on Sunday.

Pope Francis has closed out his extraordinary summit on preventing clergy sex abuse by vowing to confront abusers with "the wrath of God," end the coverups by their superiors and prioritize the victims of this "brazen, aggressive and destructive evil."

George Bohlender has five children of mixed Inuit/non-Inuit heritage. In response to an article titled 'Dear Qallunaat (white people),' he writes that it's self-defeating to say racism is what's holding Inuit back.

If you lost a coin in Montreal’s west end, there’s a good chance it was picked up by Young S. New. But he didn't slip that coin in his pocket with the intent of spending it on himself — he picked it up so he could give it away.

A Nova Scotia senator says the Parliamentary Protective Service has agreed to equity and anti-racism training for its staff after a coalition of black Nova Scotians reported being racially profiled during a recent visit to Parliament Hill.

Tomorrow night, party leader Jagmeet Singh finds out if he's secured his first-ever seat in the House of Commons — staving off what almost certainly would be a mortal threat to his leadership.

Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party is out-fundraising its political opponents by a factor of 10 so far this year, racking up a war chest that is poised to grow even larger this week.

The race to the Oscars has been an unpredictable, flub-filled roller-coaster this season — perhaps providing the best reason to tune in to what remains one of the most-watched TV events of the year. Here's what you need to know for tonight's big show.

The race to the Oscars has been an unpredictable, flub-filled roller-coaster this season — perhaps providing the best reason to tune in to what remains one of the most-watched TV events of the year. Here's what you need to know for tonight's big show.

The race to the Oscars has been an unpredictable, flub-filled roller-coaster this season — perhaps providing the best reason to tune in to what remains one of the most-watched TV events of the year. Here's what you need to know for tonight's big show.

Since Canada's ban on artificial trans fats came into effect in September, businesses and manufacturers have been looking for healthier options to make their products. But with few new alternatives, many are returning to old standbys that may be no better for our health or for the environment.

There's a little something different in the swag bags that Oscar-nominated actors will receive this year — a range of cannabis products and services from five companies, including one from a Canadian company.

For Richard Peters, trying to move into one of the country's most volatile housing markets as an Indigenous man came with challenges he never anticipated.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week, including our investigation into a low-interest credit card scam, sausage labelling and opioid-based cough medicine that should not be given to kids.

Monday's federal byelections should shine a spotlight on some of the big themes of this election year.

In the age of big tech scandals, data leaks and cyber-attacks, a diplomat from Denmark is grappling with global governments and tech titans to protect digital interests and preserve democracy.

In the age of big tech scandals, data leaks and cyber-attacks, a diplomat from Denmark is grappling with global governments and tech titans to protect digital interests and preserve democracy.

A main organizer of the Vatican summit on sex abuse has told CBC News that the Vatican has no idea if the priests accused by the eight people the Vatican selected to provide anonymous video testimony of their sexual abuse by priests are still in active ministry or not.

Award-winning animation is part of our cinematic heritage, say Canadian Oscar contenders, with artists today inspired by that history to experiment and push boundaries.

Award-winning animation is part of our cinematic heritage, say Canadian Oscar contenders, with artists today inspired by that history to experiment and push boundaries.