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Brooke Henderson of Smiths Falls, Ont., won the Meijer LPGA Classic on Sunday to break the Canadian record for tour victories with nine.

Sixty-three per cent of respondents to a recent Leger poll said the government should prioritize limiting immigration levels, while just 37 per cent said the priority should be on increasing the number of immigrants to meet economic demands.

Conservative Senator Jean-Guy Dagenais signalled in an email on Sunday that he intends to withdraw his motion to investigate the failed prosecution of Vice-Admiral Mark Norman.

The NDP says it's willing to withhold federal healthcare funding for provinces with barriers to abortion. The pledge came out of the NDP's 2019 election platform, released on Sunday during the Ontario NDP's convention in Hamilton.

In this week’s Canada Votes newsletter: The government has a big decision to make on the Trans Mountain pipeline. Also: Éric Grenier responds to the question he gets asked all the time – who will win the election?

Andre De Grasse of Markham, Ont., delivered an early first birthday gift to daughter Yuri on Father's Day Sunday, outrunning world champion Ramil Guliyev to win the men's 200 metres at a Diamond League meet in Rabat, Morocco.

The chief executive of Boeing said the company made a "mistake" in handling a problematic cockpit warning system in its 737 Max jets before two crashes killed 346 people and he promised transparency as the aircraft maker works to get the grounded planes back in flight.

Most Canadians agree that the murders and disappearances of Indigenous women amount to genocide, a new poll suggests. But the Leger poll also suggests there's disagreement about when it occurred and who is responsible.

Head coach Nick Nurse, centre Marc Gasol, point guard Fred VanVleet and forward Danny Green will take questions from the media at the Raptors' training facility.

Head coach Nick Nurse, centre Marc Gasol, point guard Fred VanVleet and forward Pascal Siakam took from the media at the Raptors' training facility.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh summoned the legacy of Tommy Douglas — the father of universal health care in Canada — while unveiling his party's 2019 election platform, pitching voters on a plan to dramatically expand that system to cover mental, dental, eye and hearing.

Six-week-old royal baby Archie can be seen in a newly released Father's Day photo, in the arms of his dad, Prince Harry.

Quebec's majority government has pushed through a controversial piece of legislation that will bar public-school teachers, government lawyers, judges and police officers from wearing religious symbols while at work. 

After a marathon legislative session that ended in the wee hours Sunday with the adoption of a controversial immigration reform bill, bleary-eyed MNAs are back in the National Assembly this morning debating another contentious piece of legislation.

Chantal Leroux and her partner Ryan Warren won a contest to grab as many items, up to $500, as they could in 50 seconds from Bragg Creek Foods. 

As much as there may be curiosity about what's really going on behind palace walls, specific insights into day-to-day machinations within the House of Windsor are rare. And Prince Philip marks his 98th birthday.

A massive blackout left tens of millions of people without electricity in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay on Sunday after an unexplained failure in the neighbouring countries' interconnected power grid.

A massive power failure has been reported in Argentina, Uruguay and other parts of South America.

As scores of people jammed the streets of Hong Kong today to protest a controversial proposed extradition law, the territory's China-backed government apologized over its handling of the legislation.

Tens of thousands of people have jammed the streets of Hong Kong to again protest against proposed legislation that has stoked fears of expanding control from Beijing.

As tens of thousands of people jammed the streets of Hong Kong today to protest against a controversial proposed extradition law, the city's China-backed government apologized over the handling of the politically charged legislation.

After a 19-hour marathon session, members of Quebec's National Assembly have passed legislation that would allow the government to cancel roughly 18,000 immigration applications.

The Henderson family name is one of the oldest in Manitoba, but that's apparently not enough to save the log house that sheltered them during those pioneer years on the prairie before Winnipeg or Manitoba existed.

When the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles selected defenceman Zach Welsh of Halifax in the QMJHL last Saturday in Quebec City it was the third time a member of that family was chosen.

With Justin Trudeau’s calls for the release of two detained Canadians in China going unheeded by one superpower, the Canadian prime minister is seeking help from another. Whether the U.S. is willing to come to Canada's aid may depend on its own multi-pronged conflict with Beijing.

Brooke Garner has survived to tell his story. Not all two-spirit Indigenous youth have done so.

A U.S.-based investment group whose members invest their money in companies with progressive social values and LGBT leadership has made its first deal in Canada.

Ziauddin Yousafzai, father of the famous and passionate advocate for women's rights and education, describes what it was like to raise Malala and her siblings.

The NDP will be the first political party to unveil an election platform that promises to drastically expand Canada’s health care system to include, not just pharmacare, but mental, dental, eye and hearing coverage for all citizens.

A U.S.-based investment group whose members invest their money in companies with progressive social values and LGBT leadership has made its first deal in Canada.

Ziauddin Yousafzai, father of the famous and passionate advocate for women's rights and education, describes what it was like to raise Malala and her siblings.

Mindy Kaling's heartwarming new comedy Late Night is among a slate of films set to be released over the summer with women leading both on screen and behind the lens.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet will decide Tuesday whether to greenlight the Trans Mountain expansion project, amid political and legal uncertainty for the pipeline the government bought last year for $4.5 billion.

Mindy Kaling's heartwarming new comedy Late Night is among a slate of films set to be released over the summer with women leading both on screen and behind the lens.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week, including Ottawa's proposed ban on single-use plastics and a lawsuit over breast-implant risks.

Brooke Garner has survived to tell his story. Not all two-spirit Indigenous youth have done so.

A pub landlord outside London has found himself in the unique position of looking after raven chicks hatched at the Tower of London, where legend and myth suggest the majestic birds must be present or the tower will fall.

Don't worry — this spider isn't deadly.

Hamilton police are investigating a physical confrontation between two opposing groups at the Hamilton Pride festival on Saturday. "I do believe there was a religious group there, and they were joined by some yellow vest protesters ... participants at the Hamilton Pride festival also got involved," a police spokesperson said.

Supporters of Hamilton's LGBTQ community are denouncing the actions of "vitriolic" protesters after a physical confrontation broke out between opposing groups at the Hamilton Pride festival at Gage Park on Saturday.