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Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it has cancelled the licenses of three companies tied to a massive meat recall.

Penelakut Tribe member and Kuper Island school survivor Steve Sxwithul’txw recognized the names of eight unknown relatives among the 2,800 children listed by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation as having died in Canadian residential schools.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be hitching rides on a variety of air force planes for the foreseeable future. The CF-150 Polaris Airbus which usually shuttles the prime minister to world events is out of commission following a hangar accident last month.

Canada's premiers emerged from a day of meetings Monday united and with a list of demands for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau including a more generous federal health transfer and a radical rethink to the fiscal stabilization program that helps provinces facing a short-term cash crunch.

A sperm whale that stranded and then died on a beach in Scotland had 100 kilograms of plastic in its stomach, including nets, cups, bags and other trash.

Canada's premiers emerged from a day of meetings Monday united and with a list of demands for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau including a more generous federal health transfer and a radical rethink to the fiscal stabilization program that helps provinces facing a short-term cash crunch.

Facebook started testing a tool on Monday that lets users move their images more easily to other online services, starting with rival Google Photos, as it faces pressure from regulators to loosen its grip on data.

Montreal police say a man was shot and injured in an apparent case of road rage in the city's northeast on Monday. 

An American woman who says she was forced to have underage sex with Prince Andrew has appealed to Britons to take her side, saying that only she is telling the truth.

The U.S. House of Representatives is plunging into a landmark impeachment week, with Democrats who once hoped to sway Republicans now facing the prospect of an ever-hardening partisan split over the historic question of removing President Donald Trump from office.

Despite the White House's declaration it will not participate in the first House judiciary committee impeachment hearing this week, U.S. President Donald Trump is complaining that it is scheduled while he is away at a NATO summit.

Hockey Canada on Monday invited 31 players to next week's world junior hockey selection camp, including left-winger Alexis Lafrenière, the projected No. 1 pick in the 2020 NHL draft.

Calgary father Michael Shaun Bomford was drunk and speeding when he lost control of his Jeep, causing a crash that killed his 17-year-old daughter, says the Crown prosecutor.

Three students were flown to an Edmonton hospital by STARS Air Ambulance in critical condition Monday after a school bus and a truck-mounted crane collided near Smoky Lake, Alta.

One student was flown to an Edmonton hospital by STARS Air Ambulance in life-threatening condition Monday after a school bus and a truck-mounted crane collided near Smoky Lake, Alta.

One student was was flown to Edmonton by STARS Air Ambulance in critical, life-threatening condition Monday after a school bus was involved in a collision near Smoky Lake, Alta.

Alanis Morissette is marking the opening of Jagged Little Pill: The Musical on Broadway with an acoustic performance at the Apollo Theatre in New York on Monday. She also announced a tour and a new album.

A Canadian architectural firm is leading a high-profile redesign of Lincoln Center's historic Geffen Hall, home of the New York Philharmonic.

Just as Andrew Scheer is facing questions about his leadership, Tory leader Joe Clark also did back in 1980 after a loss to the Liberals.

Catalyst Capital Group Inc. has extended a deadline for the board of Hudson's Bay Co. to formally accept its offer letter until 5 p.m. ET Monday.

The U.S. president tweeted Monday he'll restore steel and aluminum tariffs on both Argentina and Brazil, reversing a previous exemption he had granted in 2018.

The U.S. president tweeted Monday he'll restore steel and aluminum tariffs on both Argentina and Brazil, reversing a previous exemption he had granted in 2018.

In a tweet on Monday morning, the U.S. president says he will restore steel and aluminum tariffs on both Argentina and Brazil, reversing a previous exemption he had granted in 2018.

The small Pacific island nation of Samoa has closed schools and is restricting travel ahead of the holiday season as the death toll from a measles outbreak tops 50.

London Bridge reopened to cars and pedestrians Monday, three days after a man previously convicted of terrorism offences stabbed two people to death and injured three others before being shot dead by police.

Snowy, dark and difficult to see from a few hundred feet in the air — U.S. Coast Guard search and rescue pilot Lieutenant Aaron Jones recalls responding to a Canadian emergency, something that happens "quite often."

Boys and girls may not fully understand the consequences of sharing nude photos online, police, justice and school officials say.

Highway 401 is open again through Kingston, Ont., after a fatal collision Sunday afternoon that killed a 33-year-old man from Nova Scotia.

Highway 401 is open again through Kingston, Ont., after a fatal collision Sunday afternoon involving between 30 and 40 vehicles.

The number of young people in the province’s care requiring emergency placements in hotels, houses and apartments has skyrocketed in the last three years.

The number of young people in the province’s care requiring emergency placements in hotels, houses and apartments has skyrocketed in the last three years.

Advocates for adapting to climate change insist it is not just essential, but also helps to solve the problem itself.

CBC News has been doing a lot of reporting about vaping over the past few years. Initially, that reporting reflected some of the hope that vaping might help with the smoking problem. But increasingly, it's been about alarm bells. We explore how we got to this point in our new series Vape Fail.

The leaders of the country's provinces and territories will gather in Ontario Premier Doug Ford's backyard today as they look to craft a policy agenda they hope will be palatable to the minority Liberal government in Ottawa.

The leaders of Canada's provinces and territories gather in Ontario Premier Doug Ford's backyard today, looking to craft a policy agenda they hope will be palatable to the minority Liberal government in Ottawa.

Jason Kenney's weekend speech to supporters put forth an us-versus-them narrative that has proven remarkably successful by keeping not only the UCP, but the entire province, on a kind of war footing.

It may be a world away from NATO, but the Chinese telecom titan Huawei — and the United States' desire to keep it out of the security grid of western democracies — will be a major topic of conversation among allied leaders this week.

As police continue to investigate the massive Desjardins security breach, one family who banks with the credit union is wondering whether their personal information may have made it into the hands of a Toronto woman that police describe as a "professional" and "prolific" fraudster.

As police continue to investigate the massive Desjardins security breach, one family who banks with the credit union is wondering whether their personal information may have made it into the hands of a Toronto woman that police describe as a "professional" and "prolific" fraudster.

A Cornwall, Ont., woman has lost all her money after falling victim to a scam the RCMP are calling the top identity fraud in Canada.

The United Nations opened a two-week climate summit in Madrid on Monday, where world leaders face growing pressure to prove they can muster the political will to avert the most catastrophic impacts of global warming.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres asked countries at the opening in Madrid of a two-week climate summit to decide whether they "really want to be remembered as the generation that buried its head in the sand, that fiddled while the planet burned?"

The 47-year-old technology company executive says she has time to read books and be thankful as American prosecutors try to extradite her to the U.S. to face fraud charges.

An open letter from 47-year-old technology company executive Meng Wanzhou says she has time to read books and be thankful as American prosecutors try to extradite her from Canada to the U.S. to face fraud charges.

An open letter from 47-year-old technology company executive Meng Wanzhou says she has time to read books and be thankful as American prosecutors try to extradite her from Canada to the U.S. to face fraud charges.

The 47-year-old technology company executive says she has time to read books and be thankful as American prosecutors try to extradite her to the U.S. to face fraud charges.

Biologists are sounding the alarm over one of Vancouver's few salmon-bearing streams.

Shelley Morrison, an actress with a 50-year career who was best known for playing a memorable maid on Will and Grace, died Sunday.

What the Canadian government trumpets as the most extensive avalanche detection network in the world is expected to be put to the test any day now — with the first big dump of snow.

In October, Robert Wickens stood to dance with his new bride, Karli, a defiant celebration of the progress the Guelph, Ont., race car driver has made since a horrifying crash last year.