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Winnipeg police say they're investigating a daytime "shotgun attack" at a home that sent three adults and a baby to hospital Sunday afternoon, part of a weekend of violence that included three homicides.

Incumbent Argentinian President Mauricio Macri conceded defeat in the country's presidential election to Peronist candidate Alberto Fernandez on Sunday.

Abortion access advocates are speaking out against long wait times for surgery in the Quebec City and Chaudière-Appalaches regions of Quebec, resulting in patients travelling to Montreal for surgery. 

Experts say ISIS operatives could be planning retaliatory attacks both in North America and the Middle East after the U.S. announced the death of a top extremist leader. 

Fredericton police confirmed Sunday they have made an arrest in the death of New Brunswick woman Candace Stevens.

Police in central Vietnam said Sunday that they have taken forensic samples from residents who believe their family members may be among the 39 victims found dead last week in the back of a truck in England.

Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi appeared to dismiss speculation of some type of formal federal appointment Sunday, saying he'd be prepared to aid the Trudeau government in gaining a better perspective on Alberta issues in an informal way.

Police say a 14-year-old girl is dead after being stabbed at a Halloween party and two men were killed in a separate attack.

Thousands of Lebanese formed a human chain on Sunday along highways and coastal roads in a show of solidarity with anti-government protests.

Authorities say 180,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes as powerful winds threaten to spread a wildfire in Northern California's wine country. It's the largest evacuation that any member of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office can remember.

Authorities say 180,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes as powerful winds threaten to spread a wildfire in Northern California's wine country, while Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a statewide emergency on Sunday.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

A Canadian Hells Angels prospect sentenced to a 15-year prison term in Greece for his involvement in the beating death of a Greek citizen has returned to Alberta after serving just a few years of his sentence.

In this week’s Canada Votes newsletter: the battle to keep the country together. Also: How long could Trudeau’s minority government last?

Advocates for a Silver Alert system say it would send out bulletins for missing seniors with dementia just like Amber Alerts for missing children. Others say that's not the most effective way to find missing seniors.

A gunman opened fire at an off-campus college party in Texas on Saturday, leaving two people dead and 14 injured before he escaped in the ensuing chaos, a sheriff said. Authorities had not yet identified the suspect and were still looking for him.

A gunman opened fire at an off-campus college party in Texas, leaving two people dead and 12 others injured before he escaped in the ensuing chaos, authorities say.

A sheriff's official says two people were killed and 14 others wounded in a shooting at an off-campus homecoming party in Texas.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the shadowy leader of ISIS, is dead after being targeted by a U.S. military raid in Syria, President Donald Trump said Sunday.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the shadowy leader of the Islamic State group who presided over its global jihad and became arguably the world's most wanted man, is believed dead after being targeted by a U.S. military raid in Syria.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority is seeing a steady increase in the number of people coming to hospital with stab wounds some of which are life threatening.

For some kids, Halloween can be a scary time — and not for the right reasons. Some have physical disabilities, allergies, diabetes or are on the autism spectrum. Here are a few ways to make sure everyone's included.

Retiring from touring while you still sound good is a popular move these days among rock and pop's "Greatest Generation," from Elton John to Paul Simon. But not for Paul McCartney, the Eagles and Bruce Springsteen.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is aiming to reshape the U.S. economy by focusing on social plans for mostly middle- and lower-income Americans. To do so, the Democratic presidential candidate has pitched herself as part folksy girl from Oklahoma, part tough Harvard law professor, writes Susan Ormiston.

Fans of TV's Queer Eye are about to get to know Antoni Porowski even better through his new project, a deeply personal cookbook-slash-memoir.

As dozens of incumbents who weren't re-elected in Monday night's federal election take stock of their defeats, they can also take some comfort in the House of Commons transition program.

A lumber mill in Mackenzie, B.C., is an example of just how interconnected the province's forestry sector has become, and the crisis it's facing as 25 mills have ceased operating this year, leaving more than 6,000 people out of work.

During the French language debate, a viewer asked the six federal leaders to address the issue of medical assistance in dying. Their answers were compassionate, but none of them talked about measures to improve living for those with disabilities.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney finds it particularly irksome that Quebec opposes pipeline development, but, through equalization payments, is benefiting from high-income Albertans and the profits generated from the province's oil.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney finds it particularly irksome that Quebec opposes pipeline development, but, through equalization payments, is benefiting from high-income Albertans and the profits generated from the province's oil.

The U.S. military conducted an operation against elusive ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Saturday, a U.S. official said, as U.S. President Donald Trump prepared to make a "major statement" at the White House on Sunday morning.

Chilean President Sebastian Piñera asked all his cabinet members to offer their resignations Saturday as he prepared to shake up his government in response to a wave of protests, including one that drew more than a million people the day before.

A senior U.S. diplomat on Saturday offered what Democrats characterized as corroborating testimony in the impeachment inquiry against U.S. President Donald Trump, although the witness was expected to tell lawmakers his knowledge of the events at hand was limited.