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Four new cases of coronavirus — three men and one woman — have been confirmed in Ontario, health officials announced on Sunday.

The amount of information about the coronavirus is being called an “infodemic” by the World Health Organization.

One of the biggest conventions for the global energy sector has been cancelled amid fears surrounding COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

Transport Canada still won't say what "minor non-compliances" were found during track inspections before the two recent oil train derailments near Guernsey, Sask.

A Wet'suwet'en hereditary chief and senior government ministers say they have reached a proposed arrangement to acknowledge land title rights established more than 20 years ago in a Supreme Court decision. 

A Wet'suwet'en hereditary chief and senior government ministers say they have reached a proposed arrangement in discussing a pipeline dispute that has prompted solidarity protests across Canada in recent weeks.

A Wet'suwet'en hereditary chief and senior government ministers say they have reached a proposed arrangement in discussing a pipeline dispute that has prompted solidarity protests across Canada in recent weeks.

A Wet'suwet'en hereditary chief and senior government ministers say they have reached a proposed arrangement to acknowledge land title rights established more than 20 years ago in a Supreme Court decision. 

Alberta First Nation leaders are speaking out against a recent notice released by four Conservative MPs from Alberta, which they say they will not support.

A new independent panel that would review claims of wrongful convictions is edging toward reality, as the Liberal government moves forward on one of its campaign promises.

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

Afghanistan's president says he will not free thousands of Taliban prisoners ahead of all-Afghan power-sharing talks set for next week, publicly disagreeing with a timetable for a speedy prisoner release laid out in a U.S.-Taliban peace agreement.

Everything seems to be happening at once for the Trudeau government: coronavirus, the Teck mine, rail blockades. But the climate emergency remains the biggest threat facing the nation and the planet - and the government's attention is being spread thin.

Each year, grey whales travel more than 16,000 kilometres along the Pacific Coast, from Mexico to Alaska and back. But every so often, many of them become stranded. Now a new study suggests these strandings could be linked to solar storms.

The Senate administration has signed contracts with outside consultants and human resources professionals worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in recent months — added costs at a time when Senate expenses have ballooned by more than 30 per cent in the last four years.

Each year, grey whales travel more than 16,000 kilometres along the Pacific Coast, from Mexico to Alaska and back. But every so often, many of them become stranded. Now a new study suggests these strandings could be linked to solar storms.

Canadian charity GlobalMedic is spearheading efforts to get Bahamians working, homes back in liveable condition.

Israel goes to the polls on March 2, the third time in a year. Many countries have tracked Israel's lengthy political crisis, but it has particular resonance in France, home to the largest Jewish community in Europe, Don Murray writes.

As the coronavirus spreads, Canadians may start rethinking their travel plans. But, depending on what type of travel insurance you have, pulling the plug could be costly. Here's what you need to know before you cancel or book a trip.

Former vice-president Joe Biden's struggling campaign faced a do-or-die moment in South Carolina, and a dominant win there gives him a well-timed shot of momentum entering the coming week's Super Tuesday contests. 'We are very much alive,' Biden says.

Amid fears about where the next outbreak of a fast-spreading new virus would appear, infections and deaths continued to rise across the globe Sunday, emptying streets of tourists and workers, shaking economies and rewriting the realities of daily life.

Amid fears about where the next outbreak of a fast-spreading new virus would appear, infections and deaths continued to rise across the globe Sunday, emptying streets of tourists and workers, shaking economies and rewriting the realities of daily life.

Sharp increases in COVID-19, caused by the novel coronavirus that originated in China late last year, have been reported in both Iran and Italy, while the number of countries hit by the virus has climbed past 60.

Iran's death toll from coronavirus climbed to 54 on Sunday as the number of confirmed cases jumped overnight to 978 people.

Coronavirus cases surged in Italy, and France closed the world-famous Louvre Museum on Sunday as the deadly outbreak has now hit more than 60 countries and the death toll worldwide reached at least 3,000.

Major North American professional sports leagues are talking to health officials and informing teams about the coronavirus outbreak that has led to the first reported death in the U.S.

Joe Biden has scored a convincing victory in South Carolina's Democratic primary, riding a wave of support from black voters and ending progressive rival Bernie Sanders's winning streak.

Joe Biden scored a thundering victory in South Carolina's Democratic primary on Saturday, riding a wave of support from black voters and ending progressive rival Bernie Sanders's winning streak.

Joe Biden fought to rescue his U.S. presidential ambitions — and blunt Bernie Sanders's momentum — on Saturday as voters across South Carolina made their mark on the Democrats' nomination fight.

Staff members and volunteers with a Canadian charity are being detained in Ethiopia.