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Chicago's police review board released body camera video footage on Thursday of a police officer's fatal shooting of a 13-year-old boy late last month.

Prince Philip's funeral will take place Saturday, Apr. 17. CBC News will have comprehensive coverage before, during and after the ceremony. Here's how you can watch, listen and follow.

Canada's telecom regulator is opening the door a crack to more wireless competition, by allowing a few small wireless carriers known as Mobile Virtual Network Operators to launch wireless services piggybacking on the networks of established players.

Friday's game against the Edmonton Oilers and Saturday's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs have been postponed.

The Vancouver Canucks' season restart from the COVID-19 outbreak that ravaged the team has suffered a setback. The NHL said Friday's game versus the Edmonton Oilers in Vancouver has been postponed. Saturday's game against the the Toronto Maple Leafs may also be in limbo.

The original British dandy dates back to the 18th century, but since then, several generations of, mostly, men who identify as dandies have been challenging prevailing conceptions of masculinity and rebelling against social norms. Now, some who've studied this cultural movement say it's time to revive the figure of the dandy and cast him in a more progressive light.

Prince William and Prince Harry won't walk side-by-side Saturday as they follow their grandfather's coffin into the church ahead of Prince Philip's funeral, minimizing the chances of any awkward moments between the brothers.

Prince William and Prince Harry won't walk side-by-side Saturday as they follow their grandfather's coffin into the church ahead of Prince Philip's funeral, minimizing the chances of any awkward moments between the brothers.

Bernie Lynch, a veteran junior hockey coach who was fired by the Fort Frances Lakers in March for sending inappropriate texts and emails to a player, is now the subject of two police investigations as forces in Regina and Edson, Alta., probe allegations of physical and sexual assault.

The Vancouver Aquarium has been sold from Ocean Wise Conservation Association to Herschend Enterprises, a privately-owned tourism company based in the United States.

Sudbury Liberal MP Paul Lefebvre told an emergency House of Commons debate on the Laurentian University crisis that he will table a private member's bill to amend the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act law.

Montreal public health is “categorically opposed” to holding the Canadian Grand Prix in the city this summer, Radio-Canada is reporting. Their concerns include participants arriving without quarantining, having contact with locals and potential gatherings.

Montreal public health authorities say they are "categorically opposed" to holding the Canadian Grand Prix in the city this summer since participants won't be able to quarantine and could have contact with locals at social gatherings around the event, Radio-Canada reported Thursday. But provincial health officials still think the race can go ahead.

The Canadian Grand Prix has been cancelled for the second year in a row after public health authorities in Montreal concluded that even without spectators, the risk of spreading COVID-19 during the Formula One event is too high, Radio-Canada has learned.

The defence at the murder trial of former Officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd wrapped up its case Thursday without putting Chauvin on the stand, presenting a total of two days of testimony to the prosecution's two weeks.

The government's House leader is calling for an investigation to find out which MP shared a photo of a Quebec Liberal MP who appeared naked during a hybrid parliamentary session Wednesday.

'It's crisis upon crisis,' says Canadian/Vincentian lawyer Louise Mitchell about the conditions in St. Vincent and the Grenadines after the volcanic eruption of La Soufrière that filled the sky with ash and displaced thousands of people.

Canada's red hot housing market continues to defy expectations, with sales in March up 70 per cent compared to a year ago and average prices up by more than 30 per cent.

A lawyer who specializes in Indigenous law urged Northwest Territories MLAs to continue focusing on implementing land claim and self-government agreements instead of turning their focus to implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

The Ontario government is considering a further slate of restrictions to stem a rising tide of coronavirus infections, as the province wrestles with continued spread of the virus and its variants.

Mitigations and adaptations to climate change within Nunatsiavut are multiplying, but all share one element: they're being led locally.

Sherrie Hudson of Woodstock, N.B., has been trying to get medical help for a gynecological problem since December 2019, but after more than a year, she is still suffering every day and is among a growing number of New Brunswick women struggling to get access to timely health care.

The varsity sports program's hockey and swim teams are the latest casualties of Laurentian University's restructuring as the Sudbury, Ont., school navigates the insolvency process. "It's really sad; there's no words," says Sudbury native Nina Kucheran, now an Olympic hopeful.

A Kitchener, Ont., education assistant says she wants to make a positive impact with her new book about diversity and inclusion that was inspired by the bullying of her five-year-old daughter, who's one of the characters in Black, Brown or White: We All Feel.

A Kitchener, Ont., education assistant says she wants to make a positive impact with her new book about diversity and inclusion that was inspired by the bullying of her five-year-old daughter, who's one of the characters in Black, Brown or White: We All Feel.

The Conservative Party of Canada still enjoys a sizeable lead among Alberta voters but its support has eroded since the last federal election and voters are not particularly impressed with its leader, Erin O’Toole, according to a new poll.

Following the cancellation of Kim's Convenience, both fans and cast members expressed their shock and sorrow over the end of the show. But some in the industry say the emotion over its cancellation is partly because there aren't enough shows like it in Canada.

A Vancouver law firm is going to court against DHL, alleging the courier giant was "unjustly enriched" by misrepresenting some of the fees it charges customers.

After years of criticizing the Liberal carbon tax, the Conservative party is proposing a climate plan that also puts a price on carbon for consumers, according to a copy of the party's climate change plan obtained by CBC News.

After years of criticizing the Liberal carbon tax, the Conservative party is proposing a climate plan that also puts a price on carbon for consumers, according to a copy of the party's climate change plan obtained by CBC News.

After years of criticizing the Liberal carbon tax, the Conservative party is proposing a climate plan that also puts a price on carbon for consumers, according to a copy of the party's climate change plan obtained by CBC News.

The government estimates methane emissions in the oil and gas sector by mostly relying on mathematical modelling based on a small number of field measurements. But researchers say the government is underestimating those emissions, and better measurement techniques are possible.

A new report concludes that the federal government dropped at least $18 billion in subsidies on the fossil fuel industry last year — despite the federal Liberals' stated desire to move the country to a post-carbon economy.

Saying it was "time to end America's longest war" after two decades, U.S. President Joe Biden has announced his country's pending military withdrawal from Afghanistan. For Americans, the war will soon end. For Afghans, however, it will continue — and may even get worse.

Some are hailing the nascent technology as game-changing for the renewable energy sector, offering intermittent wind and solar power a consistent low-carbon backup. However, the impact of storage projects to encourage more renewables, and provide other benefits, may be limited by just how much power they can hold. 

Some are hailing the nascent technology as game-changing for the renewable energy sector, offering intermittent wind and solar power a consistent low-carbon backup. However, the impact of storage projects to encourage more renewables, and provide other benefits, may be limited by just how much power they can hold. 

Jamal Alsharif has challenged himself to pick up trash from a different street each day during Ramadan, and now others are pitching in.

Many Canadians' lives are being stretched really thin in this third wave of the coronavirus pandemic — it can be hard not to buckle under the strain and fatigue. In this episode, Front Burner checked in with people across the country to see how Canadians are holding up, and what's keeping them going.

Iqaluit has its first case of COVID-19, the government of Nunavut confirmed on Wednesday.

George Floyd died from a cardiac arrhythmia as a result of his heart disease — with drugs along with carbon monoxide poisoning as contributing factors — and his death should be classified as "undetermined," a retired forensic pathologist testified Wednesday at the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

Confusion, concern and finger pointing over Canada’s vaccine supply as the 3rd wave tightens its grip. Plus, an MP caught on camera — naked. And the countdown to the Olympics.

An independent COVID-19 modelling group says hospitalizations from COVID-19 are projected to overwhelm hospital capacity in British Columbia by May, unless rigorous restrictions are put in place.

A Quebec Liberal MP is apologizing after he was seen naked on a video screen while MPs participated in a hybrid parliamentary session.