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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Monday approved one of the last remaining permits for Enbridge Energy's planned Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement across northern Minnesota, bringing the project a step closer to construction.

Dr. Amy Tan, a family physician and organizer with the group Masks for Canada, said a strong lockdown is needed in the province to address the rising cases.

Though the Toronto Raptors lost two of their three big free agents when Serge Ibaka and Marc Gasol departed, they held onto the main one — Fred VanVleet — and kept their eyes on an even bigger prize.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the federal government will deliver a long-awaited update on the health of federal finances on Nov. 30.

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for Nov. 23.

General Motors will recall about seven million big pickup trucks and SUVs worldwide to replace potentially dangerous Takata air bag inflators.

The Canada Revenue Agency says it's warning about 213,000 Canadians who may have been paid twice through the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program that they could be called upon to repay the money.

U.S. President Donald Trump's hopes of reversing his election loss hung by a thread on Monday as Michigan and Pennsylvania looked to push ahead with certifying results.

Michigan certified U.S. president-elect Joe Biden as the winner in the election battleground Midwestern state on Monday, making President Donald Trump's effort to deny Biden a victory by claiming election irregularities and fraud in many states even less likely to succeed.

Lawyers for Maxwell Johnson have released the transcript of a 911 call and a redacted Vancouver police report that they say show evidence of systemic racism after Johnson and his granddaughter were suspected of fraud and handcuffed while trying to open a bank account.

Lawyers for Maxwell Johnson have released the transcript of a 911 call and a redacted Vancouver police report that they say show evidence of systemic racism after Johnson and his granddaughter were arrested in December while trying to open a bank account.

Both Newfoundland and Labrador and P.E.I are exiting the Atlantic bubble for at least two weeks as COVID-19 cases rise in parts of the region.

Greenhouse gas concentrations climbed to a new record in 2019 and rose again this year despite an expected drop in emissions due to COVID-19 lockdowns, the World Meteorological Organization said on Monday, warning against complacency.

Greenhouse gas concentrations climbed to a new record in 2019 and rose again this year despite an expected drop in emissions due to COVID-19 lockdowns, the World Meteorological Organization said on Monday, warning against complacency.

Businesses struggling to pay the bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic will be able to start applying today for a long-awaited new commercial rent-relief program offered by the federal government.

Businesses struggling to pay the bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic will be able to start applying today for a long-awaited new commercial rent relief program offered by the federal government.

The federal government's latest lifeline to cash-strapped businesses landed with a swirl of anxiety as companies face an uncertain future that the country's finance minister summed up in three words: "Winter is coming."

Alberta has reached a "precarious point" in the pandemic, the province's top doctor said Monday upon reporting 13,166 active cases — making it the province with the most confirmed, active cases in the country.

Canada is spending a tremendous amount of money to get the country through the COVID-19 pandemic, but a growing movement says we can shed our old worries about the federal deficit. Modern monetary theory argues that since we control our own currency, the country can create more money and never go broke. Today, Front Burner examines this controversial idea and how it relates to Canada.

CBC News reached out to provincial workplace compensation boards across the country and found that more than 26,000 claims have been filed for contracting COVID-19 at work.

Independent Quebec Sen. Julie Miville-Dechêne is calling for a crackdown on the consumption of online pornography by young people through new legislation that would force sites to verify the age of all users.

An organization called the Canadian Grief Alliance says the loss COVID-19 is causing across the country is something we've never experienced before. It's calling for a national strategy to help Canadians gain access to the resources they need to cope with their grief.

More than 8,000 people have arrived on U.K. shores this year, crossing the English Channel by boat — four times the number in 2019, when about 10 people died. The increased numbers have created issues for housing while the migrants wait for their asylum claims to be processed.

The two formal complainants whose testimony led to the integrity commissioner’s damning report on Ottawa Coun. Rick Chiarelli’s conduct spoke to CBC News about the toxic work culture in the office, why they stayed and what they would like to see happen now.

A Toronto man fell victim to a job scam, but was even more shocked when his bank, Scotiabank subsidiary Tangerine, took some $3,000 from his account to make up for what it lost to the fraudsters. Go Public investigated banking rules that allow seizure of funds from different accounts.

For many of them, it was the defining professional experience of their lives. But Canada's legacy in Afghanistan is also something deeply personal for the more than 140 former diplomats, aid workers and police officers who have signed an open letter urging the international community — Canada included — not to abandon Afghanistan as its tentative peace process drags on.

A Toronto man fell victim to a job scam, but was even more shocked when his bank, Scotiabank subsidiary Tangerine, took some $3,000 from his account to make up for what it lost to the fraudsters. Go Public investigated banking rules that allow seizure of funds from different accounts.

A Toronto man fell victim to a job scam, but was even more shocked when his bank, Scotiabank subsidiary Tangerine, took some $3,000 from his account to make up for what it lost to the fraudsters. Go Public investigated banking rules that allow seizure of funds from different accounts.

AstraZeneca says late-stage trials of its COVID-19 vaccine were "highly effective" in preventing disease.

Record COVID-19 cases on the Prairies while parts of Ontario prepare for lockdown. Plus, a Canadian exclusive interview with Barack Obama.

U.S. president-elect Joe Biden has chosen former Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen to serve as treasury secretary, a pivotal role in which she would help shape and direct his economic policies at a perilous time, according to a person familiar with the transition plans.

U.S. president-elect Joe Biden is building out his administration with several key picks for national security and foreign policy roles, including Antony Blinken for secretary of state, and former secretary of state John Kerry as the incoming administration's choice to lead efforts to combat climate change.

U.S. president-elect Joe Biden is building out his administration with several key picks for national security and foreign policy roles, including Anthony Blinken for secretary of state, and former secretary of state John Kerry as the incoming administration's choice to lead efforts to combat climate change.

U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's first cabinet picks are coming Tuesday and planning is underway for a pandemic-modified inauguration in January as his team moves forward despite roadblocks from the Trump administration.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested in connection to a shooting at a suburban Milwaukee mall that injured eight people, authorities said Sunday.