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A woman is dead and six other people are injured after police in North Vancouver said a suspect stabbed them in and around a public library in a quiet suburb of the North Shore.

A woman is dead and six other people are injured after police in North Vancouver said a suspect stabbed them in and around a public library in a quiet suburb of the North Shore.

Police in North Vancouver said a suspect is in custody after multiple people were stabbed while either inside or outside a public library on Lynn Valley Road.

Police in North Vancouver said a suspect is in custody after multiple people were stabbed while either inside or outside a public library on Lynn Valley Road.

One person is dead and others are injured after police in North Vancouver said a suspect stabbed multiple people in and around a public library in a quiet suburb of the North Shore.

A day after a Hawkesbury, Ont., doctor was charged with murder, Ontario Provincial Police are meeting with the families of those impacted by news of the investigation into multiple suspicious deaths at the eastern Ontario hospital where he works.

Myanmar's security forces shot and killed at least 50 protesters on Saturday, news reports and witnesses said, a brutal crackdown on dissent that came as the leader of the ruling junta said the military will protect the people and strive for democracy.

Myanmar's security forces shot and killed at least 50 protesters on Saturday, news reports and witnesses said, a brutal crackdown on dissent that came as the leader of the ruling junta said the military will protect the people and strive for democracy.

Celebrating Passover is requiring pandemic-era adjustments for the second year in a row, with some Canadian Jews deciding to pass on a virtual seder ceremony this time around.

Ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier of Canada won bronze in free dance on Saturday in Stockholm, their first medal at the world figure skating championships. Earlier in the day, Keegan Messing clinched an Olympic spot for Canada in men's singles.

Ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirer of Canada won bronze in free dance on Saturday in Stockholm, their first medal at the world figure skating championships. Earlier in the day, Keegan Messing clinched an Olympic spot for Canada in men's singles.

The Liberal Party has the people’s approval to form the next government of Newfoundland and Labrador, winning 22 of 40 seats after 10 weeks of electoral tumult.

China on Saturday announced sanctions on individuals and entities in Canada and the United States in response to sanctions imposed on Chinese citizens and groups over Xinjiang.

China on Saturday announced sanctions on individuals and entities in Canada and the United States in response to sanctions imposed on Chinese citizens and groups over Xinjiang.

An Ottawa family’s interaction with police after 911 call that mistakenly brought police to their home is once again raising questions about whether officers should be responding to mental wellness checks, and the manner by which officers enter private homes.

An Ottawa family’s interaction with police after a 911 call that mistakenly brought officers to their home is once again raising questions about officers' involvement in wellness checks and the way they enter private homes.

At least five of Canada’s NHL teams have talked with their provincial government about fans returning to their buildings before the current season ends, but one infectious disease expert thinks it makes more sense to wait until the fall.

Waterparks in Ontario were not allowed to open last summer because of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. Operators are hoping to get a green light from the province before the hot weather returns.

New research suggests delaying second doses of COVID-19 vaccines by up to four months may not be the best approach for some older Canadians as some experts question whether Canada’s vaccination advisers, who recommended the delay, can keep up with rapidly evolving science in the pandemic.

Details are still emerging about Brian Nadler, the 35-year-old doctor from Dollard-Des-Ormeaux, Que., who is accused of first-degree murder, but here is what CBC News has learned so far.

Debate about membership and who is and who isn't Métis is causing divisions among the various provincial Métis organizations.

The pandemic has revealed the Commonwealth's lack of relevance and the empty nature of its promises of solidarity — as the U.K. sits on the world's largest supply of vaccines and refuses to share with its former colonies.

'If we have big pockets of children that are not immunized, that community is not immune,' doctor says

The federal government's Supreme Court victory to establish a national minimum price on carbon should not be taken as a green light  for Ottawa to broaden its powers over provincial jurisdictions and centralize more control, some legal and political science experts say.

Masks4Canada calls for Health Canada to update mask guidance.

The string of killings, and the rise in reported cases of domestic assault, had advocates in Quebec hoping the province would outline a clear plan for how to address the problem. They were left disappointed.

The massive cargo ship currently blocking the Suez Canal — holding up of billions of dollars worth of shipping each day — isn't the first time something has shut down the link between the Mediterranean and Red seas.  

The chief counsel for the Department of Justice conceded the possibility Friday the judge overseeing Meng Wanzhou's extradition proceedings may find that a Canada Border Service Agency officer breached the Huawei executive's rights by giving the RCMP the passcodes to her phones.

Former finance minister John Manley says he'll be looking to see if the federal government proposes a new fiscal "anchor" in the upcoming budget.