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Did former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin act reasonably and within his authority when he applied force on George Floyd? And did those actions, including his knee pressed on the neck and back of the 46-year-old Black man, result in his death?These are the two main questions jurors will have to answer as they retire to deliberate Monday.

Did former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin act reasonably and within his authority when he applied force on George Floyd? And did those actions, including his knee pressed on the neck and back of the 46-year-old Black man, result in his death?These are the two main questions jurors will have to answer as they retire to deliberate Monday.

Did former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin act reasonably and within his authority when he applied force on George Floyd? And did those actions, including his knee pressed on the neck and back of the 46-year-old Black man, result in his death?These are the two main questions jurors will have to answer as they retire to deliberate Monday.

Did former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin act reasonably when he applied force on George Floyd? And did those actions, including his knee pressed in or around the neck of the 46-year-old Black man, play a role in his death? These are the two main questions jurors will have to answer.

The Liberal government has set aside hundreds of millions dollars to combat sexual misconduct in the military, bolster continental defence and reinforce Canada’s commitment to NATO.

The Liberal government has set aside hundreds of millions dollars to combat sexual misconduct in the military, bolster continental defence and reinforce Canada’s commitment to NATO.

Premier John Horgan says the province is working with the tourism industry to reject bookings from people travelling outside their local areas.

Ottawa may be diving deep into the red ink in its latest budget, but from a new tax on vacant homes, to punitive fees on things like private planes and boats, the government is also laying out a slew of new measures designed to raise billions in new revenue, too

Ottawa may be diving deep into the red ink in its latest budget, but from a new tax on vacant homes, to punitive fees on things like private planes and boats, the government is also laying out a slew of new measures designed to raise billions in new revenue, too

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s first federal budget projects deep deficits for years to come as it promises to support people through the pandemic crisis and make Canada’s economy greener and more welcoming to women.

An Edmonton fertility doctor admits he took part in a drug kickback scheme for more than two years and at times prescribed his patients higher doses of fertility drugs than was medically advised as part of the scheme.

The Yukon NDP’s Annie Blake won a draw for the riding of Vuntut Gwitchin, leaving the incumbent Liberals tied with the Yukon Party for the most seats in the assembly.

Sandy Silver says he intends to form Yukon's next government and swear in a new Liberal cabinet, no matter what happens in Monday's tie-breaking recount in the Vuntut Gwitchin riding.

While only about 0.2 per cent of teens have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in Canada, a First Nation in Quebec included them in its mass vaccination campaign.

Lawyers for Meng Wanzhou want to delay the final weeks of extradition proceedings against the Huawei executive so they can review documents they believe will prove the U.S. misled Canada about the strength of fraud allegations against their client.

The retail union that failed to organize Amazon workers at an Alabama warehouse wants the results of a recent vote to be thrown out, saying that the company illegally interfered with the process.

In a bold move, 12 of the biggest soccer teams in Europe announced their intention to form their own breakaway Super League. Here’s what you need to know about this seismic development.

The moment every health-care worker dreads is drawing perilously near in Ontario — when a lack of ICU beds means doctors will have to decide who gets potentially life-saving care and who doesn't.

Summerside police charged five people for failing to self-isolate on Friday night after someone reported an Ontario vehicle at the city's Walmart less than an hour after the group arrived on P.E.I.

Canadian housing starts rose 21.6 per cent in March compared with the previous month, easily beating expectations and hitting a new record, data from the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation showed on Monday.

Disney and Marvel Studios released the first trailer and poster for the upcoming martial arts movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings on Monday, marking the birthday of star Simu Liu.

Disney and Marvel Studios released the first trailer and poster for the upcoming martial arts movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings on Monday, marking the birthday of star Simu Liu.

Rogers says some wireless customers Canada-wide are experiencing intermittent service interruptions for both voice and data services.

Rogers said wireless voice and data services have started returning to its customers Monday evening after a lengthy outage the company's chief technological officer said was caused by a software issue.

Rogers apologized after an outage affecting its wireless users stretched well into Monday evening, as the company's chief technology officer said the software issue has been addressed — but that it still could be several hours before the system was fully restored.

Rogers is apologizing as a wireless outage affecting its customers across Canada has stretched well into Monday with no hint of when it might end.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is in the third week of a hunger strike while behind bars, was moved to a hospital in another prison after his doctor said he could be near death, his lawyer said Monday.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is in the third week of a hunger strike, will be admitted to a hospital in another prison, the Russian state penitentiary service said Monday, after the politician's doctor said he could be near death.

The 12 European clubs planning to start a breakaway Super League have told the leaders of FIFA and UEFA that they have begun legal action aimed at fending off threats to block the competition.

NASA's experimental Mars helicopter Ingenuity has achieved the first powered, controlled flight on another planet.

Homeowners say they are being blindsided with thousands of dollars’ worth of liens on their properties after signing contracts for heating and air conditioning equipment that are worth a fraction of what they're paying. Government attempts to fix the problem are failing, says an expert.

Four health experts told CBC News there are key findings women can keep in mind when getting the COVID-19 vaccine — particularly if they are pregnant, booking a mammogram or a fertility treatment, or wondering whether it can disrupt their menstrual cycle.

A McMaster University lab has become key to the country's efforts to identify rare cases of blood clotting linked to certain COVID-19 vaccines, and giving those affected the best possible treatment.

Four health experts told CBC News there are key findings women can keep in mind when getting the COVID-19 vaccine — particularly if they are pregnant, booking a mammogram or a fertility treatment, or wondering whether it can disrupt their menstrual cycle.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will deliver her first federal budget today — Canada's first in two years. Here's how to keep up with the day's events.

Lawsuits filed by two of the three families of railroaders killed near Field, B.C., in February 2019 allege that Canadian Pacific Railway ran a questionable investigation with its own police force and used cars it knew had faulty brakes in an effort to save money at the expense of workers' safety.

Lawsuits filed by two of the three families of railroaders killed near Field, B.C., in 2019 allege that Canadian Pacific Railway ran a questionable investigation with its own police force and used cars it knew had faulty brakes in an effort to save money at the expense of workers' safety.

Researchers have said there can significant benefits from online medical visits or telephone appointments for patients, as they reduce costs, travel time and can be quicker than in-person visits. Now some medical staff in B.C. and N.S. are looking at the environmental benefits of virtual care.

The Canada Revenue Agency has received nearly 1,200 complaints about companies allegedly misusing federal support money designed to protect jobs during the pandemic. But the CEWS program places few restrictions on how recipient companies operate, so Ottawa's hands are tied, critics say.

When it comes to climate policy, clean infrastructure investments are necessary but most emission reductions will come from a combination of carbon pricing and regulations, such as fuel, vehicle and power standards, write Merran Smith and Sarah Petrevan.

Military-style field hospitals in the middle of Toronto. A children’s ICU filling up with dying adults. Medical advisers at the end of their rope. Today, host Jayme Poisson looks at the choices Premier Doug Ford made in recent months and how they led Ontario down the path to what many doctors are calling a catastrophe.

Ottawa promises to send help to Ontario’s COVID-19 front lines. Plus, acts of remembrance a year after the Nova Scotia mass shooting.

Raising chickens in the woods is being touted as a way to help improve the food security of First Nation communities by providing an alternative to dwindling supplies of traditional foods such as moose and salmon.

Ontario may be hard pressed to get nurses from other parts of Canada to help it cope with the pandemic because some provinces and territories are experiencing their own shortages, says the head of a professional association that represents nurses across the country.

The Vancouver Canucks made a splash in their return from a COVID-19 outbreak Sunday, edging the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in overtime.

Ontario and Alberta will start offering the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine to people 40 years of age and over starting Tuesday.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will deliver the Liberal government's first budget in two years on Monday, laying out more than $2 billion for a national child-care program while keeping the federal deficit for the past year under the $400 billion mark, CBC News has learned.