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Amanda Currie is the newest leader of the Presbyterian Church in Canada.

Thousands of protesters gathered in downtown Montreal on Sunday to protest the Quebec government’s Bill 21 — a proposed law that would ban some public employees from wearing symbols of their faith.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has received a lawsuit threat from the prime minister regarding comments he made about the SNC-Lavalin affair.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says he plans to present new documents related to the SNC-Lavalin controversy this afternoon.

The UN mission to Libya has called for cease in fighting in southern Tripoli, where forces loyal to the country's rival governments have been clashing.

The NHL’s Stanley Cup playoffs begin on Wednesday and you can watch the action live on CBC TV or live streamed through CBCSports.ca and the CBC Sports app.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex set a record when they made their foray onto Instagram, and there's a new name with a rich royal pedigree emerging as a potential favourite for the baby they're expecting in the next few weeks.

Worrying figures released this week on the rising seas in Atlantic Canada should prompt governments and citizens to move more swiftly to protect coastal buildings and vital transport links, say flooding experts.

With a Brexit deadline looming, British Prime Minister Theresa May has reached out to the opposition Labour party, hoping to get their support for her deal tied to leaving the European Union.

In Beloeil, a suburban town about 30 kilometres from Montreal, citizens say the Coalition Avenir Québec government's secularism bill is a step in the right direction, but don't agree on how it should be applied.

For more than two decades, Anthony Harris has been fighting two battles: one against his badly damaged body and another against the federal government.

Debating the price of gas while the planet burns might seem like arguing about the placement of deck chairs on the Titanic. But it might be as good a frame as any to understand the policies and politics of this moment.

It's a long way from the killing fields of Kandahar to the laneways of Lviv, Ukraine — but for Lt.-Col. Pierre Leroux, the newer conflict carries echoes of the older one.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg recently called for greater government oversight of the internet. But some experts say that won't be enough to solve the serious problems with the social media giant, including the spread of disinformation, hate speech and foreign election meddling.

The family of a man who died in an ATV crash in Ontario’s cottage country in 2012 is relieved the RCMP is looking into what happened around their son’s death after a highly criticized OPP investigation left them with more questions than answers.

Logan Boulet inspired others by being an organ donor and his parents are encouraging others to dress in green

Logan Boulet inspired others by being an organ donor and his parents are encouraging others to dress in green on Sunday to support organ donation.

For the past six months, Wing Sum Tang has battled Virgin Mobile over $2,400 in wireless charges she never racked up. After being contacted by CBC News, Bell determined that Tang isn't responsible because this is likely a case of mistaken identity.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week, including updates on plastic waste, more telco complaints, and how the carbon tax will affect you.

Bob Cole has always said the focus should be on the players -- not him. There was little chance of that on Saturday night as he broadcast his final game on Hockey Night in Canada.

The daughter of a resident in a Winnipeg long-term care home that was the site of a deadly salmonella outbreak last month says she was never informed about what happened.