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Some Shaw customers were notified last week that their information may have been compromised in a June data breach.

Chile's president is defending his nation in the wake of the international climate change negotiations at COP25, saying it did all it could, but four big polluting countries got in the way.

The Arizona Coyotes have landed Taylor Hall. Arizona on Monday acquired the standout winger from the New Jersey Devils for three prospects and two draft picks.

Boeing Co will halt 737 Max production in January, the company said Monday, as the grounding of the planemaker's bestselling Max looks set to last well into 2020.

As the first female Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi is orchestrating this week’s high-stakes vote in the Donald Trump impeachment inquiry, reportedly overseeing every detail.

A lawyer for the Alberta government argued Monday before the province’s top court that the federal carbon tax is an invasive overreach by Ottawa into provincial jurisdiction. 

At least nine people have died in weather-related crashes in several Midwestern states amid a storm that dumped nearly 30 centimetres of snow in places, forced schools to close and snarled traffic, authorities said.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau said today he's willing to consider changes to the federal fiscal stabilization program to support oil-rich provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador now grappling with low commodity prices.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau said today he's willing to consider changes to the federal fiscal stabilization program to support oil-rich provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador now grappling with low commodity prices.

Britain's new political landscape begins to take shape, as triumphant Prime Minister Boris Johnson talks trade with President Donald Trump and readies a pep talk for his new Conservative Party MPs.

One of hockey's greats is giving his jersey number's worth in new sets of equipment to programs for young players in his home province who don't have easy access to the game.

This week's arguments before the Alberta Court of Appeal on the constitutionality of the federal carbon tax is being live streamed, with CBC News co-ordinating the video feed being used by a consortium of media outlets. You can watch the entire proceedings here. 

This week's arguments before the Alberta Court of Appeal on the constitutionality of the federal carbon tax will be live streamed, with CBC News will be co-ordinating the video feed, which will be used by a consortium of media outlets. You can watch the entire proceedings here. 

Ontario's transportation minister was a no-show at a scheduled announcement in Hamilton this afternoon where the funding was pulled for the city's light-rail transit project.

Ontario's transportation minister was a no-show at a scheduled announcement in Hamilton this afternoon where the funding was pulled for the city's light-rail transit project.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a bid by Boise, Idaho, to overturn a lower court's ruling that prohibited authorities in the city from prosecuting homeless people for staying outside if a bed at an emergency shelter is not available.

The Canadian Real Estate Association says November home sales rose 11.3 per cent compared with a year ago. Additionally, the national average price for a home sold in November was about $529,000, up 8.4 per cent compared with a year ago.

Premier Jason Kenney's claim that the former NDP government's carbon tax cripped the Alberta economy is contradicted by documents his own government filed in court.

Premier Jason Kenney's claim that the former NDP government's carbon tax cripped the Alberta economy is contradicted by documents his own government filed in court.

Toronto police say a private investigation into the slayings two years ago of billionaire couple Barry and Honey Sherman has ended, but their own probe continues — and they want people who sent tips to the private tipline to repeat them now directly to police.

Toronto police made another appeal for tips from the public Monday in their two-year-old investigation into the slayings of Barry and Honey Sherman, a billionaire couple found dead in their mansion in December 2017.

Police and family of a billionaire couple found dead in their Toronto mansion two years ago are releasing a joint statement on the double killing Monday morning.

For 62 years, Mark Behnke has wondered where his father's plane crashed in northern New Brunswick. The mystery has been solved.

Britain's Cineworld announced a $2.8 billion Cdn takeover of Canada's Cineplex Inc on Monday which would make it the largest cinema operator in North America.

Britain's Cineworld Group has announced a $2.8-billion Cdn takeover of Canada's Cineplex Inc on Monday which would make it the largest cinema operator in North America.

Organizers at MUN have set up a holiday hosting program, where students get paired with volunteer families to spend together a day or two over the holiday break. 

There are more than 700 containers of unclaimed remains in Nova Scotia funeral homes. What to do with them is not regulated in the province.

For 59 years, a Dartmouth, N.S., high school has carried Prince Andrew's name. At a public meeting on Jan. 20, officials will discuss whether to change the school's name.

They may not know who Justin Trudeau is, but students at the Moonlight International Academy are getting what monks call an "education of the heart."

For 59 years, a Dartmouth, N.S., high school has carried Prince Andrew's name. At a public meeting on Jan. 20, officials will discuss whether to change the school's name.

New friendships have been forged in tragedy, while a mother is committed to keeping Suncor to task to keep worksites safe.

With a revised North American trade deal largely settled, Canada's experienced trade negotiators can turn their full attention to supporting the U.K. through its post-Brexit chaos.

Vale claims is accusing three former employees of working with contractors to steal at least $1 million from the mining company in recent years. The allegations are contained in a lawsuit laying out an alleged scheme centered around Sudbury's Clarabelle Mill.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police do not plan to reimburse the more than $56,000 in expenses its officers racked up for meals, accommodation and Jet Ski rentals during Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's controversial vacation on the Aga Khan's private island in the Caribbean, CBC News has learned.

It will be legal to buy derivative cannabis products — like infused beer or gummy bears — on Tuesday, but three of Canada's largest provinces won't have any available until January.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau will give an update on Canada's fiscal health today as he delivers the fall economic statement. 

Bryan Brulotte, CEO and chair of the employment firm MaxSys Staffing and Consulting, said late Sunday he intends to step into the federal Conservative leadership race to replace Andrew Scheer. While not a household name, the veteran political organizer and businessman has deep roots within the party.

Despite a global manufacturing slump and rising world trade tensions, Canada’s economy is “sound and growing” at a solid pace, according to a economic update delivered today by Finance Minister Bill Morneau.

A unique fossil that's “literally a black piece of coal” found in the dump of an 18th-century coal mine is revealing new insights about life before the rise of dinosaurs.

Bernadine Fox had nowhere to turn when her therapist abused her because B.C. has no regulations governing the licensing and practice of psychotherapy and mental health counselling. But that may be about to change.

Three years since the family of Soleiman Faqiri learned he was never coming home, closure is something they will have to keep waiting for. While the investigation into his jail death was reopened last year, Faqiris say they've heard nothing from police.

Strategist Kory Teneycke told Cross Country Checkup on Sunday that a 'myriad of views' are acceptable within the Conservative Party, but 'bigotry' is not one of them. Teneycke took calls from listeners during an Ask Me Anything call-in.

A school with a student population that is 99 per cent Indigenous may be forced to close its doors due to a budget shortfall, school officials said Sunday.