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Wild Card Two's Kevin Koe defeated Wild Card Three's Wayne Middaugh 7-6 on Saturday night to earn a direct berth into the final of the Canadian men's curling championship.

On the one-year anniversary of her death, Breonna Taylor's family will gather in downtown Louisville, Ky., Saturday to honour her legacy and continue their demand for justice.

Clashes broke out Saturday between police and people who gathered in defiance of COVID-19 restrictions at an unofficial vigil for a London woman whose killing has spurred a national conversation in the U.K. about violence against women.

Clashes broke out Saturday between police and people who gathered in defiance of COVID-19 restrictions at an unofficial vigil for a London woman whose killing has spurred a national conversation in the U.K. about violence against women.

Mourners including the Duchess of Cambridge visited a memorial for London murder victim Sarah Everard on Saturday as police warned that vigils to pay tribute and to protest about violence against women would breach COVID-19 restrictions.

Nunavut is reporting two new cases of COVID-19 Saturday in the hamlet of Arviat.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency released the warning on Friday. It says seven different apricot products are included and should not be eaten or sold. 

The idea of creating a universal basic income is being pushed by Liberal MPs and grassroots party members, young and old, from east to west — despite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's apparent lack of enthusiasm.

A Vancouver mother worries police did not act fast enough when her daughter, a 24-year-old Cree woman, vanished from a downtown apartment in September.

To make the Olympics, the Iroquois Nationals, strong competitors in other international venues, will have to prove to the International Olympic Committee that they represent a sovereign nation distinct from Canada or the United States.

With dining rooms closed and a curfew in effect, Montrealers can no longer enjoy meals out on a Saturday night. But food-delivery drivers are bringing the food to them at home.

COVID-19's travel restrictions means travel agents have spent a year trying to scrape by with virtually no new revenue. Some have made it work. Others have closed.

Canada's reluctance to follow evolving real-world data has led to potentially confusing COVID-19 vaccination guidelines that some experts say leave vulnerable seniors at risk in the community and could fuel vaccine hesitancy.

Dozens of pre-construction buyers are in limbo after finding out their developer transferred the Richmond Hill, Ont., project's land to another company last summer and the new owner is refusing to honour their existing purchase agreements.

Interpreting and comparing employment numbers properly demands a lot of care right now due to the effects of COVID-19 on the economy and society, writes Miles Corak.

Her Jewish grandparents were stripped of their German citizenship by a Nazi-era law, and rarely spoke of the old country. Eighty years later, a northern B.C. woman has successfully claimed German citizenship for herself and her Canadian children.

People across Canada can't wait to plan for a summer that should feel lighter in every sense of the word. But while vaccines and warmer weather bring hope of a semi-normal life, experts caution any vaccine slowdown or variant surge could threaten plans.

An Ontario businesswoman says after months of work to obtain COVID-19 vaccines outside of federal government channels, she is now close to securing a batch of doses to be used by First Nations in Saskatchewan. Her efforts resulted in a lengthy call from the RCMP, she said.

With fewer cars on the roads and buildings and factories closed, the amount of pollutants that were pumped into the atmosphere dropped noticeably in 2020. That has positive effects on our health, something researchers hope won't soon be forgotten as life creeps back to normal.

Marketplace tested whether tinted vehicle windows and bright headlights are making our roads more dangerous by affecting driver visibility. Not all tints are legal, and some drivers said they're knowingly breaking the law to deal with headlight glare. Our experts test those headlights, and find a simple fix.

Answers to Canadians' questions about the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine in light of the reports of, and investigation into, blood clotting among some Europeans.

Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney says the world's response to the COVID-19 pandemic could build momentum for a collaborative approach to the other global crisis: climate change.

Ford Motor Co. has issued two safety recalls involving more than 2.6 million vehicles in North America, including nearly 275,000 in Canada, mainly over airbag problems.

The head of the Canadian Energy Centre (CEC) says a recent computer-animated Netflix family film centred on the exploits of the mythical ape-like creature known as Bigfoot depicts "misinformation" and "villainizes energy workers."