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The new North American trade agreement isn’t even in effect yet and the Trump administration is warning Canada and Mexico might face legal actions under the deal.

A group of contractors involved in mining and other activities say the territorial government has gone too far.

A group of contractors involved in mining and other activities say the territorial government has gone too far.

The four Conservative leadership contenders faced off in a French-language debate Wednesday, a contest that was at times halting as none of the candidates is fluent in Canada's other official language.

The four candidates vying to replace Andrew Scheer as leader of the Conservative Party are taking part in the only French-language debate of the campaign.

The four candidates vying to replace Andrew Scheer as leader of the Conservative Party take the stage tonight for the only French-language debate of this campaign.

A group behind the Black Lives Matter movement has established a fund of more than $12 million US to aid organizations that are fighting institutional racism in the wake of the George Floyd protests.

Medical experts from Toronto's SickKids Hospital say children in Ontario should be able to return to school in September, even though the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 likely won't be eradicated by then.

Despite an intense and costly diplomatic push, Canada has lost its bid for a coveted seat at the United Nations Security Council.

Two families of the victims of the Nova Scotia mass shooting are launching a proposed class-action lawsuit against the RCMP that questions not just how the force handled the rampage, but its actions in the weeks that followed.

Parents, students and others are pushing for an end to programs that place armed police officers in Saskatchewan schools.

The Atlanta officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks in the back after the fleeing man pointed a stun gun in his direction will be charged, a prosecutor said Wednesday.

The Atlanta officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks in the back after the fleeing man pointed a stun gun in his direction is going to be charged with felony murder and 10 other crimes.

Governments across the country are starting to make mask wearing mandatory in certain situations to curb the spread of COVID-19. Here’s a closer look at why some advocates are calling for that to be more widespread, and why others have reservations.

The Conservative Party of Canada is holding an English-language debate tonight, the second of two debates in Toronto after Wednesday's French-language event. Here's how to watch the debates on CBC.

The Conservative Party of Canada is holding two leadership debates in Toronto this week — a French-language debate tonight and an English debate on Thursday. Here's how to watch the debates on CBC.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police today released a use-of-force breakdown that shows the use of firearms is the RCMP's most common intervention tactic.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police today released a use-of-force breakdown that shows the use of firearms is the RCMP's most common intervention tactic.

Researchers say they have cracked the mystery of why so few types of fossilized dinosaur eggs have been discovered.

Quebec's chief coroner has ordered a wide-ranging public inquiry into deaths that have occurred in the province's long-term care homes, private seniors' residences and other residential institutions for vulnerable people in the first six weeks of the pandemic.

Quebec's chief coroner has ordered a wide-ranging public inquiry into deaths that have occurred in the province's long-term care homes, private seniors' residences and other residential institutions for vulnerable people in the first six weeks of the pandemic.

Several months after Juno organizers pulled the plug on festivities that were set for Saskatoon, they've announced June 29 as the night trophies will be handed out in all 42 categories.

A 75-year-old protester who struck his head on pavement after being shoved back by police remained hospitalized Tuesday with a fractured skull, his attorney said.

A COVID-19 testing centre for agriculture workers is closing its doors this week, after a low turnout of workers seeking the test.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a confidence vote today but there's little chance his minority Liberal government will fall in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A CBC virtual town hall on racism takes place Wednesday night. Watch it live here, on Facebook, Gem, or listen on CBC Radio One.

PepsiCo Inc will change the name and brand image of its Aunt Jemima pancake mix and syrup, it said on Wednesday, dropping a mascot criticized for a racist history.

PepsiCo Inc will change the name and brand image of its Aunt Jemima pancake mix and syrup, it said on Wednesday, dropping a mascot criticized for a racist history.

The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial for William Sandeson, the former Dalhousie University medical school student who was convicted of killing physics student Taylor Samson in August 2015.

Canada's inflation rate fell to a -0.4 per cent annual pace in May, the second month in a row below zero as cheaper gasoline offset price increases elsewhere.

Canada's inflation rate fell to a -0.4% annual pace in May, the second month in a row below zero as cheaper gasoline offset price increases elsewhere.

China's foreign minister has demanded that India punish those behind deadly border clashes between their forces this week, and warned New Delhi not to underestimate Beijing's determination to safeguard what it considers its sovereign territory.

China's foreign minister has demanded that India punish those behind deadly border clashes between their forces this week, and warned New Delhi not to underestimate Beijing's determination to safeguard what it considers its sovereign territory.

China said Wednesday that it is seeking a a peaceful resolution to its Himalayan border dispute with India following the death of 20 Indian soldiers in the most violent confrontation in decades.

More than 60 per cent of commercial flights in and out of Beijing have been cancelled as the Chinese capital raised its alert level Wednesday against a new coronavirus outbreak while other nations confronted rising numbers of illnesses and deaths.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's long campaign to see Canada elected to a temporary seat on the UN Security Council culminates Wednesday in New York as ambassadors from member states prepare to vote.

The four contenders for the Conservative leadership will debate each other in French today — but French-speaking party members won't be the only Conservatives grading their performance.

Two separate fundraising campaigns were launched for Amoti Furaha Lusi and her family, but all the money in the world won't bring her husband back. Now she wants Quebec to know what being an essential worker has cost her.

The long-term care home where more people have died during the coronavirus pandemic than anywhere else in Ontario is facing new scrutiny.

The four contenders for the Conservative leadership will debate each other in French today — but French-speaking party members won't be the only Conservatives grading their performance.

Consumer demand for plastic face shields is heating up with summer weather. Fans say they're not as warm to wear as masks and they offer better protection from COVID-19. But will Canadians embrace them the way they have face masks?

Research by Centre for Addiction and Mental Health indicates rise in reports of loneliness, depression, alcohol consumption during COVID-19 outbreak.

Toronto Blue Jays slugger Ryan “Rowdy” Tellez and first base coach Mark Budzinski are accused of leaving a pair of Toronto landlords on the hook for thousands of dollars in unpaid rents after signing leases for downtown Toronto condos.

Air Canada apologized to B.C. passenger Mayette Musclow after it barred her from flying to Cleveland last month to visit her terminally ill husband. The airline said the mishap occurred due to a misinterpretation of complex border restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal says he has been revolted by recent videotaped examples of "police brutality" against Indigenous People in Canada.

Here's some of what awaits NBA players going to the Disney campus in Orlando, Fla., next month: game rooms, golf course access, cabanas with misters to combat the heat, fishing areas, bowling, backstage tours and salon services.

The families of those killed on Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 are expressing frustration over a lack of progress in the investigation as they launch a new group to push for bringing those responsible to justice.

A prominent LGBTQ activist who sought asylum in Canada after being arrested and tortured in her native Egypt has died, leaving behind unfulfilled dreams of liberating other people targeted for their sexual orientation and political beliefs.

A prominent LGBTQ activist who sought asylum in Canada after being arrested and tortured in her native Egypt has died, leaving behind unfulfilled dreams of liberating other people targeted for their sexual orientation and political beliefs.