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A Windsor judge has found four Unifor leaders in contempt for strikes that have taken place outside Nemak's west Windsor auto parts assembly plant since Labour Day.

Three-time Olympic medallist Kaillie Humphries says Bobsleigh Canada head coach Todd Hays verbally and mentally abused her during the 2017-18 season.

Millennials will make up the largest group of eligible voters in Canada's upcoming federal election. Here's what a diverse and as-yet undecided group wants to see from their next government, and what they say will sway their vote.

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says her party is in the process of "re-vetting" some candidates previously approved to run for the party in the upcoming federal election.

Here’s the background and new info you need to understand why a two-time Olympic bobsleigh champion is trying to force her way off the Canadian team to join the U.S.

The organization that operates the Ontario Cannabis Store racked up expenses totalling $106 million over the last fiscal year.

Actress Felicity Huffman is returning to court to be sentenced for her role in a sweeping college admissions bribery scandal.

Actress Felicity Huffman, the first parent sentenced in a wide-ranging U.S. college admissions cheating scandal, was given a 14-day prison term Friday after pleading guilty to paying to rig her daughter's entrance exam.

From message discipline to her folksy appeal, Democratic strategists say Elizabeth Warren is positioning herself as the best alternative to former Vice President Joe Biden, and the best candidate to take on Donald Trump in 2020.

A publicist for Eddie Money said the rock star has died after he recently announced he had stage 4 esophageal cancer at age 70.

In an online survey conducted in August, 53 per cent of Canadians said the next federal government should proceed with and complete the Trans Mountain pipeline project while only 24 per cent answered it should be stopped.

A senior member of the RCMP has been arrested and charged under the Security of Information Act, CBC News has learned.

A senior member working with an RCMP's intelligence team has been charged under the Security of Information Act — an event that is expected to have a ripple effect across the intelligence world for years.

A senior member working with an RCMP intelligence team has been charged under the Security of Information Act — an event that is expected to have a ripple effect across the intelligence world for years.

A Sudbury woman with two different-sized feet has met her “foot twin” in Calgary, following an interview on CBC News.

Andrew Scheer and Jagmeet Singh are pitching pocketbook issues today, with the Conservatives promising to give money back to public transit users and the New Democrats pledging to make cellphone and internet bills cheaper.

Andrew Scheer and Jagmeet Singh are pitching pocketbook issues today, with the Conservatives promising to give money back to public transit users and the New Democrats pledging to make cellphone and internet bills cheaper.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is promising new incentives to help entrepreneurs launch new businesses, and lower fees he says would help small and medium-sized businesses thrive.

The good times for Bianca Andreescu will keep rolling on Sunday, when her hometown of Mississauga holds a public rally to celebrate the tennis star's recent victory.

Canadians took on slightly less new debt last quarter, but they still owe $1.77 for every $1 they earned, according to Statistics Canada's latest national balance sheet.

Canadians took on slightly less new debt last quarter, but they still owe $1.77 for every $1 they earned, according to Statistics Canada's latest national balance sheet.

Remarks left on a voice message by a Newfoundland and Labrador cabinet minister that one staffer describes as "very racist" was a shock for Innu Nation Grand Chief Gregory Rich.

Remarks left on a voice message by a Newfoundland and Labrador cabinet minister that one staffer describes as "very racist" was a shock for Innu Nation Grand Chief Gregory Rich.

The body of an Ontario woman killed when Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas earlier this month will soon be back with her relatives.

An Edmonton LGBTQ gym has temporarily closed after it was the target of a series of blog posts, prompting an investigation from the Edmonton Police Hate Crimes Unit.

As the sign on the Paradise Double Ice Complex suggests, it really is "Leafs forever" for some diehard fans who lined up in the cold rain overnight for a chance at tickets.

As the sign on the Paradise Double Ice Complex suggests, it really is "Leafs forever" for some diehard fans who lined up in the cold rain overnight for a chance at tickets.

The City of Windsor has installed wolf silhouette cut outs at Great Western Park along the riverfront in an attempt to deter geese — but it might not be as effective as the city hopes.

An Indigenous high school student in Saskatoon is being praised for her actions after receiving an assignment about the "European discovery of [the] Americas" in 1492.

The mother of a Saskatoon high school student says she was disgusted by a history assignment with a question about the "European discovery of Americas."

Former British prime minister David Cameron, who took the decision in 2016 to hold a referendum on the country's membership in the European Union, said another vote may be needed to resolve the Brexit impasse.

A Dalhousie University structural engineer says the crane that fell last weekend as Hurricane Dorian pushed toward Nova Scotia will likely need to be carefully cut into pieces to remove it safely.

Carrie Low did everything right when she reported to police that she'd been sexually assaulted. What followed was confusion, inaction and months of delays.

Dubbed 'Fergie's Classic Pilsner,' Sons of Kent head brewer and co-founder Colin Chrysler said the lager-style beer has a refreshing, approachable taste that should offer drinkers a clean, crisp flavour.

A new chapter is about to unfold in the feud between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and a man who served in the top ranks of the Ontario Provincial Police.

With calls for a public inquiry and news of a $15-million lawsuit, a new chapter is unfolding in the feud between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and a man who served in the top ranks of the Ontario Provincial Police.

The Goldfinch, a new movie based on Donna Tartt's bestselling book, has a cast full of Oscar-winners and a devoted audience eager to see the film. But will the sprawling, prize-winning novel fare well on the silver screen?

Federal and provincial governments agree the death toll from opioid overdoses amounts to a national health crisis. In British Columbia — where the situation has been declared a public emergency — advocates say a "safe supply" of drugs is needed. CBC takes a look at how that might work.

Federal and provincial governments agree the death toll from opioid overdoses amounts to a national health crisis. In British Columbia — where the situation has been declared a public emergency — advocates say a "safe supply" of drugs is needed. CBC takes a look at how that might work.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau often touts his government's efforts to reduce poverty in Canada. But measuring poverty rates is not an easy endeavour.

If, like most people, you buy a home with a view that it will go up in value, you give up a sizeable portion of the tax-free upside associated with the appreciation of your home by taking the government's incentive.

Justin Trudeau 's decision to skip the first federal leaders' debate Thursday left his rivals free to go after his record with impunity.

The House of Commons has cut its links to the websites of all 334 outgoing members of Parliament after it discovered the websites of some MPs were being used to campaign for re-election.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau touched down in Edmonton on Thursday for a rally and stump speech to supporters.

Two-time Olympic champion Kaillie Humphries says it’s become clear Bobsleigh Canada no longer wants her on the team and has asked to be released, so she can compete for the U.S. This comes more than a year after Humphries filed a harassment complaint with the national sport organization

A judge has paused the licensing process for Ontario Cannabis Stores across the province so a judicial review can take place to determine whether or not 11 would-be store owners were unfairly disqualified.

Progressive Democrats Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are sharing the debate stage for the first time with establishment favourite Joe Biden for the party's third debate in the U.S. presidential nomination contest.

Democratic U.S. presidential front-runner Joe Biden clashed with progressive challengers Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders on health care in a debate on Thursday, defending Obamacare and challenging them to be honest about the cost of their plans.

The three opposition politicians in the Macleans/Citytv federal leaders' debate had plenty to divide them, but they were all united in their condemnation of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau’s decision to skip the first debate of the federal election campaign.