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World No. 1 Rafael Nadal and his Spanish teammates won their sixth Davis Cup final on Sunday, defeating a Canadian side making its first appearance in the championship.

A trove of secret documents has revealed China's efforts to track members of its Uighur population living around the world, as well as the government's attempts to arrest members of the Muslim minority with foreign citizenship upon return to China, including Canadians.

A trove of secret documents has revealed China's efforts to track members of its Uighur population living around the world, as well as the government's attempts to arrest members of the Muslim minority with foreign citizenship upon return to China, including Canadians.

Leaked official Communist Party documents are revealing the systematic scope of mass detention of the Uighur ethnic minority in re-education camps in northwestern China.

Ukraine’s former president, Petro Poroshenko, said he had conversations with U.S. President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer two years ago, but the possibility of investigating former vice-president Joe Biden’s son was not raised.

The Southern First Nations Network of Care says it was victim of a cyberattack in the early hours of Nov. 21 which has potential impacts on eight Child and Family Services agencies in Manitoba.

A United Nations vehicle was targeted in a bombing Sunday in the Afghan capital Kabul, and initial reports indicate at least one foreign citizen was killed.

St. Francis Xavier University is considering its next step after a quote on a plaque in its new Mulroney Hall has been called into question.

St. Francis Xavier University is considering its next step after a quote on a plaque in its new Mulroney Hall has been called into question.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has tapped two MPs from British Columbia to lead his caucus's behind-the-scenes negotiations and work in the House of Commons.

Compelled to compensate for fish habitat destroyed by their mining operations, some of the biggest players in the oilsands are constructing man-made lakes 

A cruise ship belonging to Squamish-based One Ocean Expeditions has been ordered by an Argentinian federal judge to stay in the port of Buenos Aires due to a "significant debt."

While the Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation grieves the death of a 10-year-old girl who took her own life on Thursday, residents and leaders from the community are asking for the provincial and federal government to help them find a long-term solution.

While the Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation grieves the death of a 10-year-old girl who took her own life on Thursday, residents and leaders from the community are asking for the provincial and federal government to help them find a long-term solution.

Cory Emino was thrilled when he came home one day to see workers stringing up a high-speed internet cable in front of his house near Bridgewater. But when he called to get connected, he was told he couldn't.

Wives of some retired hockey enforcers are in their own fight, taking on the NHL and commissioner Gary Bettman, seeking an acknowledgement of a link between fights and head injuries on the ice and long-term effects like degenerative brain disease.

Ottawa will argue before the Federal Court on Monday that the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal order to compensate First Nations children impacted by the on-reserve child welfare system since 2006 should be paused.

In the face of mounting criticism after a television interview about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew bowed out of royal duties, but questions remain about his future.

Many Canadians are unaware that they can collect compensation right now if they're delayed on a flight for three hours or more, departing from Europe.

Using glyphosate is a common forest management practice, but it's coming under increasing scrutiny as research indicates it may be removing one of the ways a natural forest protects itself against wildfire.

Andrew Scheer has been scrutinized for his personal beliefs while other federal party leaders have not, and this is simply wrong in a democratic nation, writes Maria Harrison.

A new study suggests cannabis could be a safer and more effective substitute for opioids in the treatment of chronic pain, but can it help fight the opioid crisis?

Record numbers of people voted on Sunday in Hong Kong district council elections viewed as a test of support for chief executive Carrie Lam, following nearly six months of often violent pro-democracy protests in the special administrative region of China.

Long lines formed outside Hong Kong polling stations Sunday in elections that have become a barometer of public support for anti-government protests now in their sixth month.

Long lines formed outside Hong Kong polling stations Sunday in elections that have become a barometer of public support for anti-government protests now in their sixth month.

Pro-democracy candidates won nearly half of the seats in Hong Kong's local elections, according to partial returns Monday, as voters sent a clear signal of support for the anti-government protests that rocked the special administrative region for more than five months.

Partial returns early Monday from Hong Kong's local elections showed that pro-democracy candidates won more than a third of the seats in balloting that was seen as a test of support for the anti-government protests that rocked the Chinese territory for more than five months.

Hong Kong's pro-democracy candidates romped to a landslide and symbolic majority in district council elections after residents turned out in record numbers on Sunday to vote following six months of anti-government protests in the embattled territory.

The Liberal government is facing renewed political pressure from the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to increase defence spending to meet the benchmark established by NATO.

A Bomber fan who has been strutting around in shorts since he told some friends he wouldn't wear pants until the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the Grey Cup will be heading to the championship game to watch his team compete on Sunday.

A Bomber fan who has been strutting around in shorts since he told some friends he wouldn't wear pants until the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the Grey Cup will be heading to the championship game to watch his team compete on Sunday.

Alessia Cara was among a group of Canadians being recognized for excellence in their respected fields, which include science, sports, entertainment and business. They will each be given stars in Toronto's entertainment district.

Canada's new foreign affairs minister said the two Canadians who have been detained in China are his "absolute priority," and said he expressed as much to his Chinese counterpart at a G20 meeting in Japan.