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Indigenous drummers in British Columbia are leading an anti-pipeline protest along a 22-kilometre route that passes through Victoria and ends at a beach north of the city.

U.S. President Donald Trump says he will delay mass deportation raids scheduled for Sunday as he seeks compromise with Democratic leaders on immigration issues.

A 96-year-old grandfather who strives to be faster than anyone his age never doubted he would beat a world's best time on Saturday.

Raptors superfan Nav Bhatia and Toronto Mayor John Tory are asking Torontonians to leave Kawhi Leonard alone as he decides his basketball future, but sign a petition to encourage him to consider staying in the city.

An energetic Mick Jagger skipped, spun, sprinted and pranced Friday night as the Rolling Stones launched their North American tour at Chicago's Soldier Field.

Defenceman P.K. Subban is headed to the New Jersey Devils. The Nashville Predators dealt the 30-year-old Toronto native to the Devils on Saturday ahead of the second round of the NHL draft.

Defenceman P.K. Subban is headed to the New Jersey Devils. The Nashville Predators dealt the 30-year-old Toronto native to the Devils on Saturday ahead of the second round of the NHL draft.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday he would impose fresh sanctions on Iran but that he wanted to make a deal to bolster its flagging economy, an apparent move to defuse tensions following the shooting down of an unmanned U.S. drone this week by the Islamic Republic.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Saturday he will impose additional sanctions on Iran in an effort to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons, while Iran said it would respond firmly to any U.S. threat.

The body of a Canadian soldier who died in a parachute exercise in Bulgaria is being returned to Canada tonight, expected to arrive around 8 p.m. ET.

The family of a Canadian soldier who died in a parachute accident in Bulgaria is remembering him as a "ray of sunshine" who had wanted to serve in the military since childhood.

The body of a Canadian soldier who died in a parachute exercise in Bulgaria is returning to Canada Saturday night.

Flights to the U.S. from Terminal 1 at Toronto's Pearson International Airport were temporarily delayed early Saturday due to a security incident, the airport says.

Scientists still don't know whether chronic wasting disease is a human health risk. But there is emerging evidence by Canadian researchers that this deadly animal disease could jump the species barrier. That's why some scientists are calling on Ottawa to take greater precautions.

The Walmart parking lot is now off-limits to overnight campers, and the company appears to be enforcing the ban. Some travellers told CBC they were asked to move on. 

Retailers, many with tight profit margins, often employ security guards and have other measures in place to prevent theft. But security experts say stores can't check someone's backpack or purse unless they meet a specific set of criteria. 

Photos show colour and celebration at Pride events in Canada and around the world.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford touted his government's accomplishments and slammed his Liberal predecessors in a campaign-style speech at an event north of Toronto on Saturday.

Boris Johnson, the favourite to become the next Conservative leader and U.K. prime minister, said Saturday that party members were not interested in why police were called to investigate concerns for the welfare of a woman at the home they share.

Farmers are caught up in the age-old battle between common sense and greed.

Wade Blu Gruben and Dez Loreen are behind Totally Arctic Wrestling. They're recruiting people from all over the Northwest Territories to put on live shows with local talent as well as bring 'first-class' wrestlers up North.

The Annapolis Royal Space Agency will launch its fourth weather balloon into space on Saturday in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley. This time, it will create a painting that will hang in a local gallery.

A $10-million refit of Canada's oldest coast guard vessel will be delayed by up to six months to remove lead paint found inside the ocean science ship Hudson.

This was a particularly interesting week for Steven Guilbeault — one of Canada's most prominent environmentalists — to announce that he hopes to be a candidate for the Liberal Party in this fall's general election.

You're not imagining it — it does take university grads longer to find jobs these days. But a new report suggests those who hold degrees fare better than average down the road, meaning a university degree still looks like a good return on investment.

The Black Drum, billed as the world's first entirely deaf musical theatre production, is part of a growing number of plays that showcase deaf actors and make theatre accessible to both deaf and hearing audiences.

Angelo Mion learned the hard way that a seagull is more than just a flying rat. At least as far as the law is concerned.

This week, the navy begins 'requirements reconciliation' on its frigate program - a dull but necessary exercise to review the design in detail, push the program cost higher or lower and determine whether the military gets everything in a frigate that it wants.

The word is loaded, wildly overused, and highly contested. But perhaps the time has come to consider whether populism is an appropriate term to describe the recent turn in Quebec politics.

In its first year in office, Ontario's Progressive Conservative government led by Doug Ford has brought back many of the same gross-looking antics as the previous Liberal government, with a spread of malicious-seeming cutbacks to boot.

The word is loaded, wildly overused, and highly contested. But perhaps the time has come to consider whether populism is an appropriate term to describe the recent turn in Quebec politics.

Canadians are being warned about the spread of a deadly animal disease that might have the potential to infect humans. This week a letter signed by a group of scientists and researchers called on the federal government to come up with stricter measures to contain the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease.

Canadians saddled with criminal records for possessing cannabis can soon apply for fast, free pardons, but professionals working in the field aren't expecting a mad rush at the door.

David Deagnon had "many chances to change" before the October 2016 crash, the Crown prosecutor said at his sentencing Friday.

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Whitehorse hockey star Dylan Cozens has made history. The 18-year-old forward was selected seventh overall in the NHL entry draft Friday by the Buffalo Sabres, becoming the highest drafted player from Canada's territories.

A Canadian citizen was stabbed to death on Friday in the Chilean port of Valparaiso while he was strolling with his family in a hillside tourist areas, local media and police said.

Doug Ford's chief of staff, Dean French, has resigned, the office of the Ontario premier says.

Doug Ford's chief of staff, Dean French, has resigned, the office of the Ontario premier says.

Canada's small and medium-sized financial firms could be vulnerable to the constant barrage of cyberattacks aimed at Canadian businesses, says the House of Commons public safety committee.