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U.S. policies which act as a barrier to Canadian businesses bidding on government projects are about to get more stringent.

Margaret Trudeau says one of the goals of her one-woman show is to kill the conventional wisdom around what is, and isn't, a play.

A defence lawyer who fought to free Glen Assoun from a wrongful murder conviction says evidence erased by the Mounties would have helped him win his appeal.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today denounced tweets sent by U.S. President Donald Trump over the weekend that told a series of first-term congresswomen of diverse ethnic backgrounds to "go back" to their countries of origin rather than tell U.S. politicians how America should be governed.

After shooting a German tourist in the head in what might have been a case of mistaken identity, the 16-year-old shooter yelled "we caught a body," one witness said during his testimony at the boy's trial. 

Two girls from the Kitchener-Waterloo area who didn't meet back up with their camping group on western Algonquin Park have been found safe.

Two teenage girls from the Kitchener-Waterloo area who had been missing in Ontario's Algonquin Park since Thursday have been found safe.

The number of home sales in Canada edged up 0.3 per cent in June from the previous year, as strong markets in Toronto and Montreal offset declines in B.C., according to statistics from the Canadian Real Estate Association.

Eabametoong First Nation, a fly-in Ojibway community that sits about 360 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, passed a band council resolution declaring a state of emergency Friday after test results showed levels of trichloromethane (THMs) in the tap water between 122 to 182 per cent above Health Canada safety standards.

The government has unveiled new protections for airline passengers, rules designed to make sure both airlines and the people who fly on them are up to date on what they are entitled to when things go wrong.

Desjardins Group president Guy Cormier says the credit union will offer free, permanent data protection to all of its members in the wake of last month's data breach.

U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his attacks Monday against four liberal congresswomen of colour and also moved to end asylum protections for most Central American migrants, escalating the clash between Republican and Democratic lawmakers over immigration policy.

U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his attacks against four liberal congresswomen of colour on Monday. In response, the quartet told their supporters to "not take the bait."

Police and search and rescue experts say the information they have and conditions in Ontario's Algonquin Park give them hope they'll find two 16-year-olds who haven't been seen since Thursday.

Canada should make it easier for some temporary foreign workers to get to and stay in the country, says a Senate report released Friday morning.

Canada collects a silver medal at the world aquatics championships as Jennifer Abel and Mélissa Citrini-Beaulieu finish second in the women’s three-metre synchronized event. Abel now owns nine career world medals, surpassing retired diver Alex Despatie and swimmer Ryan Cochrane for the most medals won by a Canadian.

American Airlines said Sunday that it will keep the Boeing 737 Max plane off its schedule until Nov. 3, which is two months longer than it had planned.

Chinese police have detained a Canadian citizen in relation to a drug case involving students, China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday, an incident coming amid a deep chill in relations between the two countries.

Head of WHO calls a case of Ebola in the metropolis of Goma concerning because it is a gateway to neighbouring Rwanda.

Unidentified attackers killed two Ebola health workers in eastern Congo over the weekend, the Health Ministry said, the latest in a string of assaults that have hampered efforts to stop the deadly spread of the virus.

Unidentified attackers killed two Ebola health workers in eastern Congo on the weekend, the Health Ministry said. The latest assaults hampering efforts to stop spread of the virus came before a high-level meeting in Geneva on Monday to discuss response to the outbreak.

The self-professed neo-Nazi who drove his car into a crowd protesting against white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va., killing one of the demonstrators, is due to be sentenced Monday on a first-degree murder conviction. He's already received life after pleading guilty on federal hate-crime charges stemming from the 2017 violence.

The self-professed neo-Nazi who drove his car into a crowd protesting against white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va., killing one of the demonstrators, has been sentenced to life in prison plus 419 years on his first-degree murder conviction.

Annie Ray is 41-years-old and has Down syndrome. After almost 20 years working for $2 an hour at a catering company, she's about to get the chance to work for minimum wage for the first time.

Polls are now closed in the deferred election in Prince Edward Island's District 9 Charlottetown–Hillsborough Park, where Progressive-Conservative candidate Natalie Jameson is leading the first few polls with almost 44.9 per cent of the popular vote, or 721 votes. 

Progressive Conservative candidate Natalie Jameson has won the deferred election in Prince Edward Island's District 9 Charlottetown–Hillsborough Park with 43.7 per cent of the vote, or 1,080 votes. 

In 2017 and 2018 police across the province seized more than 2,000 guns. Some are turned into police, but many are also seized from criminals arrested for crimes ranging from robbery to weapons offences.

Wings Magazine has named Allison Rumbolt, the pilot of an S92 Cougar Helicopter flying to and from Newfoundland's offshore, as one of the most inspiring young leaders in Canadian aviation.

Modern technology is making cars much safer than they used to be. But those features aren't adding up to lower insurance rates — since those fancy new components cost a lot more to repair and replace.

Researchers in Quebec have found that the increased symptoms of depression are linked to being active on social media platforms like Instagram, where teens are more likely to compare their lives to glitzy images in their feeds.

The federal government launched an ongoing financial probe of a national Métis organization following a meeting with investigators with the RCMP, CBC News has learned.

Airline passengers have new rights starting today, as rules from the Canada Transportation Agency that have prompted backlash from airlines kick in. 

Today, MPs on the House of Commons public safety and national security committee briefly return to Ottawa for an emergency meeting to discuss the massive personal data breach at the Desjardins Group. For some MPs, it's personal.

The chair of the House of Commons public safety and national security committee says he's not sure Canada's laws will ever be able to prevent data breaches like last month's massive leak at the Desjardins Group. Today, MPs on the House of Commons public safety and national security committee are holding a meeting to discuss the incident.

Some people say strategies to reduce the impacts of climate change may lie in machine learning and artificial intelligence. AI has a few advantages: It can work faster than a human being, can forecast further into the future, has a low error rate and it has 24/7 availability.

Even though tropical depression Barry did not unleash catastrophic flooding in Louisiana, many across the Gulf Coast were urged to take heed of tornado and flash-flood warnings Monday as the storm moved north.

Three more horses had to be euthanized after going down during the final night of the chuckwagon races at the Calgary Stampede, bringing the total number of horses that died during this year's event to six.

Three more horses had to be euthanized after going down during the final night of the chuckwagon races at the Calgary Stampede, bringing the total number of horses that died during this year's event to six.

Three horses had to be euthanized after going down during a chuckwagon race Sunday night at the Calgary Stampede.